Arum says if he cant get Sturm or Abraham for Pavlik he'd turn to Mundine.

Still jealous of Mundine Sally!!!!

Just cause he wont date a tramp like you!!!

Mundine is the man and your nobody!!!

Dont be a hater all your life, love him or hate him you have to admit he is pure class in the ring!!
Of course he is going to claim he is the best, most boxers at his level do!!!

Get with it!!

 

mundines only bringing green out of retirement to once again raise his media profile and i think greens gonna be left standing there like a fool super fit with nobody to fight.

smart move on mundines behalf!

TeamKronk.....join the gang and become a winner!

 

Exactly my point that Sally seemed to missatsch I was talking about all round athlete, not any achieve,ments in just one sport. Obviously he wasnt the best League player, and obviously he isnt our best boxer, but to achieve such heights in 2 completely different sports holds him pretty damm high.

 

Do some research? How about u read properly. How are those u menion better ALL ROUND athletes? They excelled at one sport and one sport only. How about u do some research, Mundine WAS a legitimate World champion. Ottke retired rather than face him, and when he did, that left Mundine the sole WBA World Champ.:deal

 

Where you guys training now, in a tent on your burnt out block?

 

mundine has achieved a bit in two sports. hasnt hit any great heights... i believe a whole lot of sports people could do that they just dont. being the best in 2 sports would have me alot more impressed.

 

Ottke retired because of Mundine :huh how the **** did you come up with that one :? More like he retired because he didn't want to face other champions in the division like Calzaghe.

 

Hi speedy :hi:

 

mundine hasnt become a champion in any sport.......hes an all round wanna be..

there are about 40 state of origin players per year....mundine was one of them ONCE.... lol.....

mundine hasnt won a real title......never beaten a champ yet and fights blokes over 30......

how does that make him all round? all round ordinary?

calls himself the greatest middleweight in history!! hahahaha. leonard, hagler hearns, might have something to say about that....

imagine hagle takin it to mundine!! hahahah. hagler would be arrested for murder......

theman1971......lol you are a cocksucker.....lol



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:good Exactly. Mundine was very good at 2 sports (rugby league & boxing) at a high level, but was NOT elite at either of these 2 sports. Funny you should mention Hagler/Hearns. Imagine how petrified Mundine would be if he were in that famous fight against either of those 2 greats. It would be like a grown man teeing off on a scared little boy.

 

He was world class (not the best, b ut world class) in 2 completely different sports. How many can u name that have done that?

 

not world class in either sport.....couldnt make the national side in league......and gets beat by current world class fighters...

he has beaten some fighters that were world class, last century...


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lol, u have no idea.

Being a former world champ and being consistantly rated in the top 5 in the world makes u world class u fool.

And if u play origin, i would consider u one of the elite players in the game at the time.

 

How about you do some research....
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footballer who represented his country at both sports. He was one of the Australia's early dual code rugby internationals. He was a member of the Australian rugby union team, which won the gold medal at the

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Prior to his rugby careers Craig was one of Australia's greatest all-round sportsmen. He won eight consecutive State swimming championships between 1899 and 1906; he appeared in four Sydney premiership winning water polo sides and in 1905 he was a member of the Balmain soccer club which that year won the State premiership.
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tour of Great Britain. He played 31 tour matches and scored 7 tries. He played at second row in all three victorious Tests of the tour.
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Go learn what a real champ is you idiotic ****, you are on the wrong forum.