Mundine is a good fighter. Despite his big mouth the one thing that he needs is bigger balls. I want to see him in the ring with Pavlik or AA before I believe anything about unifying. If he gets in the ring, that is the first part. Next part would be to not be scared to get hit. He did both fairly well against Green (and to some degree against Kessler).
He's not a bum, that's for sure. But as others have said he does not like to get hit (probably cause of his suspect jaw) and will lose against the best guys because he won't take enough risks in the ring to beat them.
Are there that many Aussie's with world titles that he can unify? :huh Let's see. Guy vacates rather than face Kessler.... Any more that needs said? :-(
I posted this in thread about the so called black superman as well it sums the ****ing idiot up. Oh and he was suppose to unify the super middle weight division by 2006 in this article, how did that go Anthony :rofl By Alex Brown May 5, 2004 Later, Mundine said he would unify the super-middleweight division within two years. Siaca thought otherwise. Unimpressed by the Australian's theatrics, Siaca later contended that he had "no respect" for Mundine's hit-and-run tactics, then unleashed his own verbal volley. "You're the kangaroo, but I'm the hunter," Siaca said. "And I'm going to hunt you." Basically he has been spitting the same **** for 5 years.
People overlook how good Mundine is because a lot of people don't like him. They overlook that he has the capability to unify the divsion.
I have no problem not liking boxers whilst appreciating their abilities. I do it all the time. Mundine does not have the ability to unify the division.
Hear so much about him but don't see anything worth tuning in for in terms of opposition. Looking forward to a big fight from him soon, I hope.
Don't hold your breathe! When Mundine first announced he would drop to 160 I said "he'll talk about big fights, but never make them." Now he says Geale was a tougher opponent than Pavlik, Abraham, or Sturm would beatsch I guess we're suppose to beleive he beat "the real champ."