rd by rd for mundine?

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  1. daz52

    daz52 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    It definitely would not be the same fight as a few years ago . . .

    Mundine can still get himself in good condition but at the end of the day look at Roy Jones' body on the weekend . . .

    Until he proves me otherwise i say it honestly Mundine is finished . . . From now on he can only fight at the level he has been this last year and a half . . .

    As soon as a Sturm, Abraham, Pavlik, Taylor, Bika comes knocking, its goodnight Mundine . . .

    Anyways im off to bed
     
  2. Kegsy

    Kegsy Lights Out Full Member

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    I wouldnt mind Mundine taking on Bika, tho Bika would make it a rough fight & has a granite chin. Would be interesting to watch.

    Sturm wins on wide points against Mundine & i feel both Pavlik & Abraham stop him.
    He did retain some speed, but lacked so much power.
    I think if he does make middleweight he will be so heavily drained too.
    Very average performance tonight.
     
  3. teke

    teke Titans Time !!! Full Member

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    So the jury is in - Sturm beats Mundine :deal

    So im guessing that if Mundine takes a Sturm fight then he is ballsy :rofl:rofl:rofl

    **** me dead, Mundine schools Sturm
     
  4. huricn

    huricn bhsboxing.com Full Member

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    i would rather see
    Pittmen -v- Geale.
    then the winner to face Mundine
     
  5. The Tuaman

    The Tuaman Active Member Full Member

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    Any other undercard results? for example is Forsyth now in police custody for Murder?
     
  6. huricn

    huricn bhsboxing.com Full Member

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    Dean Russell won ko 2nd rnd
    will Tolminson 1st rnd
    Bobby won
    Bahram won
    Awad won by KO
    Kazzi got dropped in the first rnd but went on to win on points
    withers won
    forsyth won
     
  7. Rise Above

    Rise Above IBHOF elector Full Member

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    :lol:
     
  8. Kegsy

    Kegsy Lights Out Full Member

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    I have never seen a boxer so robotic in my life as Peter Kazzi...that guy better keep fighting bums to pump up his record.
     
  9. Kegsy

    Kegsy Lights Out Full Member

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    Thats what i would rather see too.
    At least then we work who is the best Middleweight in Australia, that is if Mundine can make 160.:yep
     
  10. ashley

    ashley Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    On the news today Mundine was getting up off the floor......did he get put down or was it a slip?

    Looks as if he won all rounds.....the other guy looked ok, fit and strong however I only saw 10 seconds on the news.
     
  11. Robot16

    Robot16 Keep it Kr0nkn Full Member

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    Good pick:good
     
  12. sparta

    sparta Well-Known Member Full Member

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    its official,mundine has lost speed ,stamina and power with this middleweight debicle. i cant believe the management of this dude,lets start our career at super middle,then wait till were 34 years old to try make a career change to middle,thus giving up the belt,to run down to a weight we dont know if we can even make yet. these blokes are not proffesionals,with the cash choc has you would think he would invest in professionals for the best advice,TOOLS.:patsch
     
  13. "DJ"

    "DJ" Member Full Member

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    He hasent even made it to middle yet...

    That extra kilo, although it doesnt sound like much, will sap more energy...
     
  14. shiner

    shiner Well-Known Member Full Member

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    the other guy was a midget, as mundine isn't that tall, so don't say he was better than anything! he was a blown up jnr middle at very best.
     
  15. pecks

    pecks ***** Full Member

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    Mundine has been out of his peak for a while now. I said after the Hamden fight that he's declined a fair bit, and his performance in his last few fights have done nothing to change my mind (although I've only seen highlights).

    People will say that he will step it up more when he takes on a better fighter, that he'll give a better showing for himself, ect. But I'm not buying it.

    The fact that he gets hit much more often now isn't due to a lack of effort in the gym. It's a clear sign that he's lost something. Mundine is the type of boxer that hates to get hit and whether its a blind spot in the eye, or whatever, he has been hit far too often than usual in his last 4 or so fights.

    The fact that he's been unable to put away the fodder that hes fought in his last few fights is again a worry.

    If I was Danny Green, I'd take the rematch.