Mundine: ONLY I CAN BEAT GEALE

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Anthony Mundine claims Daniel Geale was a "young kid'' who caught him off guard the first time they fought but says there's too much at stake in their rematch in a fortnight for him to take the Tasmanian lightly again.

The pair clash for the IBF middleweight title in Brisbane on January 30 with Geale looking to avenge his controversial split-points defeat to Mundine in 2009.

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Mundine took Geale's IBO middleweight title that night - the first loss of his professional career.
Since then, the 31-year-old Geale has gone on to win IBF and WBA Super titles but was stripped of the latter for choosing to fight Mundine on the first occasion.
Mundine, 37, said this is a bigger fight than his first bout with Geale and the biggest of his career.
"To date ... it is (the biggest)," Mundine said.
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"I've had some big fights before. I've beaten him once before in a big fight ... this is probably bigger ... he's really looked at around the world as the unified champion.
"I said it before but I'm the only man that can beat him.
"... First fight he caught me off guard. He was a young kid ... had a dream and one of those dreams was to be champion and the other dream was to beat me.
"He become champion. He faced a guy that at some point he had to look at and aspire to be and, at that stage, I was pretty carefree about it but this time I know what's at stake."
Mundine has won 19 of his past 20 fights and is hopeful a victory in Sydney will rejuvenate his push into America.
His last defeat was to unheralded reality tv show competition winner and fellow former rugby league player Garth Wood in 2010.
"...I know he's the champion (Geale) and he's got a lot of influence with the judges and stuff with the IBF. I just want it to be a fair fight. If it's a fair fight, I'll beat him all day and every day," he said.
"If they give him the decision, I know they're going to rob me. That's the only way he's going to win. I'm better in every facet of the fight game."
Mundine insists he's improved since he first battled Geale.
"Look at me now - I'm fresh. I look 10 years younger. I'm fast as ever. I'm confident as ever and I believe I'm the best kept secret in boxing," he said.
"I rise to the occasion every time I'm put on the big stage and I'm going to do it again."
Mundine, who is the outsider with bookmakers for the fight, hopes to meet Geale at his best.
"I want him at his 100 per cent. I don't want any excuses," he said.

 

atsch Following tenses too difficult?

It must be tough going through life with your lack of understanding.

 

Poor comeback, explain your previous post stating how the reasoning is obvious....

You can't because your stupidity will always let you down.

Later brah :rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl

 

Poor dunce. You have no answer.

 

Keep burying your stupidity under more posts :good.

Why would I not respond you posting in my thread? atschatschatschatsch

You are a total dunce.

 

You make no sense, you are too thick to get the better of anyone. I am just letting you humiliate yourself.....

:hi:

 

Bury, bury, bury - I will always remind you of how stupid you are, don't worry.

It is daytime here....another misunderstanding on your part atschatschatschatsch.

Looks like your attempt to be a smart arse has run it's course after failing (again) :rofl.

 

Thought you were going atsch.

I thought you "conceeded" defeat.

You clearly can't sleep easy as you keep posting after saying you were going...

Owned.

Goodnight brah, hope you're enjoying your "great life". :rofl:rofl:rofl