Antonio Tarver Interview. Possible Green rematch in Perth next fight.

I hope Danny Green calls it quits now.

 

If he wants to have another crack and his health is in check then **** it you only live once :good

 

So according to Brua Logic we are all assholes, k thx bye now! :hi:

Brua i got enough knowledge to know what your lover was doing and that it was going to catch up with him, i also predicted he would be knocked out by Tarver. My wallett says i am well informed hahahaha NEW PAIR OF SHOES AND SOME BABY! :happy

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Nah, just you lil tiddy Ty :yep :thumbsup

 

hot off the press, green to fight on

 

He's not retiring :happy

 

Rematch time baby:deal

 

well, if he retires, maybe he knows he cant beat the best, no point going out & gitting flogged, im sure hes made enough money, if he fights on & rematches tarver, good on him, he has the rematch clause, why not another payday??

 

:deal What, are you living in his back pocket are you?

 

Tarver 2 won't be any different to Tarver 1.

Maybe Danny shld go back down to light heavy and finish his career on a win.

 

It will be in Perth where he has slayed Stipe Drews and Paul Briggs and never lost.:deal
Oh and the undefeated BJ Flores.

 

Any Offical release? cant find sht on google lol

 

Looks like it could be on the east coast in the U.S.

 

By Laura Gardiner
23 August 2011 01:47PM EST

ShareFORMER IBO cruiserweight champion Danny Green has called for a rematch against Antonio Tarver in a stunning announcement to extend his 10-year professional fighting career.

Danny Green will fight on

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PrevNextGreen, 38, announced to a press conference in Perth he wants to keep his colourful career alight and called for Tarver to take him on.

And Green announced he wants to take his challenge to the United States - Tarver's home turf.

After he strangely cancelled a press conference last week, Green cleared the air on Tuesday of his immediate plans.

Speculation had raged that the popular Green might even retire.

Green’s boxing career was thrown into chaos last month when he lost his IBO cruiserweight title to 42-year-old Tarver in a dramatic nine-round stoush that ended when Green’s camp threw in the towel.

A bloodied and bruised Green had at the time refused to confirm if it would be his last fight - instead heading back to his home state of Western Australia to lay low.

It completes a year of drama for Green, who suffered a major health scare and lost 12kg when he needed emergency surgery to remove a massive cyst on his appendix - an incident which nearly ended Green’s career.

The antagonistic Green, who sports many tattoos and has his own brand, the “Green Machine”, is best known for his intense rivalry with fellow Australian fighter Anthony Mundine.

In 2008 he retired from boxing, emotionally declaring his future as a husband, father and grandfather was more important to him than defending his WBA title.

In April 2009 Green defeated Anthony van Niekerk in Perth to officially announce his comeback to professional boxing.

Green has entered the ring 35 times over his career and in a blazing start, won his first 16 fights by KO or TKO.

 

Looks like im going for my HoneyMoon in USA, bring along my Tarver T shirt and meet up with my BT buddies! Then go watch Danny getting pumped by Tarver! :happy couldnt have asked for more!~