Paul upham blames mundines corner

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  1. mrdoctor

    mrdoctor GGG Full Member

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    I think mundine is channelling Hopkins when he knows he lost the fight..
     
  2. rusty nails

    rusty nails Tszyu for PM!! Full Member

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    i got that vibe as well. he even mentioned hopkins in his post fight whinge. his attitude is just give em NOTHING!
     
  3. IrnBruMan

    IrnBruMan Obsessed with Boxing banned

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    You mean as opposed to you starting threads making excuses for Mundine's pathetic showing last night?

    He lost the fight because Geale was the better man on the night, in EVERY way.

    He would gain a hell of a lot more respect from the Aussie public if he said as much instead of crying robbery and looking for excuses.

    You know what's funny? He goes on about haters and how he doesn't care what they think, that he needs them to get up for his fights, then he goes on about his legacy and how he'll be remembered. How does he think that works then?

    All of his haters (say 85% of people who are aware of him) aren't going to spread the good word for him are they?

    That leaves his ever-decreasing circle of ardent fans and yes men who swallow his bull**** to remember him as being the greatest athlete to grace humanity with his presence and keep his legacy alive :lol:
     
  4. TheDuke

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    What happened? Did Choc's corner tell him to put his head in the way of Geale's punches, to miss when he threw his own and generally just look lousy?
     
  5. Sox

    Sox Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I agree with this to some small extent.
    Yes, the corner plays a part in the fight, however nothing Mandy could do last night was going to get the better of Geale.

    Geale was the better fighter and that's that.
    There's no shame in losing to Geale, he's at the top of his game and Mandy did well enough to stay upright.
     
  6. nafe

    nafe Member Full Member

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    Of course Mundine knew on the night he lost the fight. He was even making excuses for the loss while the scores were being counted.

    BUT

    Mundine's corner, his advice he recieved was ****, just like his whole career, his corner and his management have been utter bollocks. If he had a half decent manager throughout his career he could have been in better fights.
     
  7. bluey

    bluey Active Member Full Member

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    yes nafe, but some boxers. like mundine, will always do and say their own thing, believing they know better, but when they lose its always someone else's fault
     
  8. roscoe

    roscoe Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Honestly I don't think the corner could of said anything to change the way the fight was panning out...........mandy simply couldn't match it with Geale's workrate.........even when he tried to run, grab the ropes in the corner Geale was on him.........it was Geale's superior workrate that dictated the fight n mandy simply had no answer........when mandy landed the right hand which I believe he was banking on to hurt Geale, n nothing happened, his fight was over.
     
  9. bazil

    bazil Active Member Full Member

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    I agree that khoder and a few others helped **** up chocs career
     
  10. buster007

    buster007 FAB 4 R A GAY PORN CLUB Full Member

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    even though anthony lost cause he is inferior to geale, it wasn't helping when he has 3 guys in his corner and they r all talking to him.

    how hard is it for team to have just the ONE person instructing him. aren't these people suppose to be professional?

    u see it so often its crazy.
     
  11. bazil

    bazil Active Member Full Member

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    i hate khoder but even that idiot wouldve told choc he needs to do more
     
  12. prasake

    prasake New Member Full Member

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    i dont think he has ever had really good corner advice.

    against kessler, there were times when he threw a flurry and had kessler going backwards. But his corner made no comment of it

    i am sure calzaghe watched this and realised that kessler was susceptible if you made him go backwards - which is how he beat him.