Danny green..australias biggest joke!!!!

I say 60/40 is fair,i believe the bloke chasing should sacrifice more especially when he doesnt have a big name.
Mundine can still make a few million a year fighting nobodys,green cant.

 

How is it hopping on just one leg mate.

 

The only way Green could beat Mundine was if he went on a staple diet of BAKED BEANS for 6 months prior to the bout and FARTED his way to victory:good:good:good:good:good


Correction that wont work.....he tried that in Sydney where his performance STUNK:happy:happy:happy:happy:happyand got him nowhere.

 

I think we are closely related.

I've been posting here since 2004 and never had a fellow ESB poster agree with my opinion so much............. **** it's pretty scary.

P.S Oops I'm usually agreeing with you not vice versa

 

lol.. Ya can't hop on two legs idiot.

 

sludge semenaria the trainer of a gym full of girls like his hero cumdine!

if it so easy for cumdine then should he not just fight him and finish his career and get paid more than he has since the last fight he fought this bum who brings nothing to the table??

 

Luds, apart from the amatuer guy who trains at the gym you walk past every now and then, do you actually know anyone in the industry?

There certainly is a common train of thought from the people I talk to.

Danny isn't much better, this comebacks always been about the cash, but he can't hold a candle to what Chocs 'achieved'.

I know that after the final bell sounds on Mundines career, certain things will be become more widely available to the general public. We'll see how he stacks up then.

 

Geale got beat, Green got beat (medley offered more resistance), Vic doesnt have the same power at the higher weight fights, katsidis called him out. The best fighters in the world only need retuning according to manny steward and tszyu said he punches differently at the start of a camp than the end.

I'd go out and say mundine is Australian boxing (look at all the mundine related posts from non-fans) and you appear clueless once again :deal

 

No i heard the smell was from when the ref said its 12 rounds danny not 10 that he **** himself.:yep

 

Brilliant boxing minds think alike i guess. :good

 

...I agree..

 

I also think 60-40 to Mundine is fair. Green has no one else to fight but Mundine could go to Geale again. Green was schooled in their first fight so he doesn't deserve 50% imo.

 

Mundine might think **** Green............i gave him a payday back in 2006 why give him another one?

Mundine can pick his opponents and still make good money.....Green cant unless he gets a big name and he aint getting big names.The world was Greens oyster after beating Jones but where is he now......sucking up to Mundine almost begging for a rematch.Mundine does not need to fight Green again.....beaten sorry smashed him once and once is enough especially given how convincing the lopsided result was.

 

It might be enlightening for nuthuggers to know, TeamMandy knocked back an offer from Green early in January!!

 

by James Slater - All-time great James “Lights Out” Toney has had his name in the news recently. With suggestions made that he could either fight Antonio Tarver at heavyweight or perhaps even embark on a MMA adventure, the 41-year-old legend has been weighing up his options.

Still intent on

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all the major belts at heavyweight, the former middleweight, super-middleweight and cruiserweight world champion has lost none of his competitive edge or desire. “Lights Out” has not lost any of his sharpness or ability at coming out with some epic one-liners either. Very kindly granting me the following interview earlier today, James was in great form. Here are the future Hall of Famer’s answers to my questions:

James Slater: It's an absolute pleasure to speak with you, Champ. The fans want to know what's next for you. We hear it may be Antonio Tarver at heavyweight - what's the latest on that, Lights Out?

James Toney: That opportunity was offered to me, he called me out and I reached out to fight him. But then, all of a sudden, he says he wants a tune-up fight with Danny Green. But if Green KO's him like he did Roy Jones Junior, that's it, you know? I'm definitely interested in the fight [with Tarver] but I can't sit back and wait for him to get KO'd, you know what I'm saying? So I'm working with [Dan] Goossen - we’re still working well together - and we're looking at another show instead. I want to fight [Bernard] Hopkins and Roy Jones, but they're still gonna be fighting each other! What's that all about? After he [Jones] got KO'd by Danny Green!

J.S: You don't think any fans will be interested in Jones-Hopkins II?

J.T: No, not really. There's nothing there. They're both good fighters, but they're not legends like myself. There'd be a lot more interest if I was fighting Hopkins or Jones, but as you know, they're both scared of me. You can't put their name up there with mine; it's no contest - everyone knows my name more than theirs - I'll always come out on top in that department. You know why? Because no-one's done what I've done - I've kicked ass from 160 up to heavyweight! The only guy who has come close to what I've done in the past twenty years or so is Manny Pacquiao.

J.S: You rate Manny Pacquiao then? You respect him?

J.T: Oh, yeah, Manny's a great guy.