Can mundine compete?

100 percent correct.
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U guys are obviously buddies. lol . not half obvious.

but in the end cheers Sparta for bringing some mates to join our ESB circus. im sure he'll fit right in.

 

Really?

I mean...REALLY?!?!?

 

it looks like waters is the next fight for Mundine, he will talk mayweather, cotto and he fights Ryan Waters, Mundine please stop this Rubbish with calling out the top P4P fighters

 

I take it you're sitting in front of a Mazda and not a Compaq monitor now mate?

 

:zzz....

 

Mundine eats Mayweathers cocked back right hand all night long,
Floyd slickly picks apart Mundine, shows him every flaw in his defence
and how to really utilise the shoulder roll.

Mayweather in a shut out, Mundine doesnt even deserve to be
mentioned in the same breath as Floyd.

As for Cotto vs Mundine at 154, this ends early by a brutal body shot.
Cotto has too much pressure, is too strong and at this stage in both
of their careers, far too good.

Mundine mentions fighting these guys, but in reality they would
embarrass him.

 

atsch is all I have to say....

 

So, because my comments are negative, I'm a hater? :-(
The old "It's gotta be black,,or white"

I've never hated anyone in my life mate. I have been uncomplimentary & critical at what people have done, but hatred is a draining waste of emotion.
Anthony is not even on that list.
If I'm guilty of anything, it's underestimating the need to rehash what I thought was patently obvious, but there you go.


BTW. He could punch alright, don't worry about that. 23KO's is not feather fisted
He shortened Sam up, something Winky couldn't do before & Sakio couldn't do after, & was in fact the only who did.

And that blown up welter garbage dont mean shat buddy, whats paquiao, a blown up feather?

And on that note, I'll leave you to it:-(

 

Whenever I have a discussion about this game, I am mindful of certain assertions of successful trainers & mentors.
"A good big man will always beat a good small man" comes to mind.
It's not iron clad, but not many will argue that it is true in an overwhelming number of cases. That's the problem with fighters that move up in weight for comfort not necessity. Jerez is a case of the former, & Choc has come down through necessity. Neither will improve as a fighter.

As for Choc's power. & I'm talking Sup middy, not during his decent in the weight divisions.
Class fighters are always harder to KO, & thus the record of KO's dwindle as they move into the tougher ranks.
I am not saying that Choc is a KO merchant, but the snap in his delivery & the accuracy of his timing compounds the damage that he can inflict.

As for him being a "Pure boxer" we'll have to agree to disagree. I wouldn't argue that Paulie Malinaggi is a "pure boxer" but Choc has a lot more than Pitter patter.