Where did it all go wrong for "The Man"

You are funny guys.......delusional but funny :yep......you have been in the closet way 2 long...you can PM Sallywinder if you want some Mundine posters

 

Ash, chill mate... I like Mundine, and his ability...... just like to see it truly tested oneday. The managerial situation is nothingless than a joke. No better than a Real Estate Agent selling land in the summer time, thats subject to flooding in winter. It soon becomes a sad venture to but into.

 

Funny you say that...over here they sell land in the winter that floods in the summer......anyway Mundine will have 1 or 2 big fights....we will just have to sit through the rest of the **** in the middle

 

Jeezz ..Ash, is Khodder selling Real estate there mate????

 

No but I am :hey:hey:hey

 

Ok Ash.... will come and see you in the winter time... need 1/4 acre, with full acre potential.... and the boat ramp must be at the garage door. Cheers.... Location, Location, Location!!

 

The boat ramp will be at the door in wet season for sure mate.

 

You won't need a pen and paper...

 

Pav is a great fighter and has some great wins however he comes forward and tends to waist punches a bit much for #1 in the world....I dont think Mundine will beat him but Mundine will look going down on points.

Mundines speed is better than Rubio and when he let go Pav was quiet...if Mundine could let go he may win some big fights...only problem is if you let go you are in range to be hit and pav would have 10cm reach on Mundine.

 

The Ottke loss took a big chunk out of his confidence. Before then, he was planning to shock the world.
The plan was to simply start up boxing, and become world champion as quick as possible. Since that KO, he's took a somewhat tentative approach, and has been fairly reluctant to take much risk along the way inbetween title bouts.

I think he started to peak during the Kessler fight, and his purple patch was from around the Green fight till a fight or two after the 2nd Soliman fight. After Green he should have simply took his career to the US, or at least try to build a career.

Fighting can after can will only hurt you when the time comes to fight a champion type fighter. Against cans, you can afford to **** up a bit, and I'd imagine Mundine would have got fairly complacent during these fights. Had he have fought winnable yet still top 10-15 ranked opposition instead, like guys like Ruben Williams, Omar Sheika, etc, he'd more than likely get these mistakes out of his system and improve himself.

So...IMO, the Ottke fight, and his decision to fight cans after the Green fight etc, was where it all went wrong for the guy.

 

True, but Mundine didn't have the ability to be able to attract big money fights in the US. At best he'd have been the main undercard for a HBO fight, but thats about it. I doubt he'd have been able to fight for a million plus per fight over there.
Financially, he's done pretty ****ing good for himself, but at the end of the day, great fighters look back upon the titles they won and the names they beat, not how much money they earnt.

 

You know that Nader Hamden actually was a cab driver?! :yep