happy_tiger
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@Byron Bay Fan said:
Proof perhaps that 3 is a crowd
In 100 years time Mundine and Green's Grandkids will be fighting each other
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Proof perhaps that 3 is a crowd
In 100 years time Mundine and Green's Grandkids will be fighting each other
innsaneink
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I'm sure the ref clearly called 'break' before choc dog shotted him.
But that was at the time, in a noisy RSL club… So I dunno
Now im no expert but I always assumed just from watching boxing that break means stop and they don't start again until the ref says "box"
But that was at the time, in a noisy RSL club… So I dunno
Now im no expert but I always assumed just from watching boxing that break means stop and they don't start again until the ref says "box"
Byron_Bay_Fan
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@innsaneink said:
My mate stated that what Green was doing immediately prior to the punch was illegal so works both ways.
@Byron Bay Fan said:
He punched a guy turned away from him. It was a dog shot and Mundine knew what he was doing. Your mate is FOS.
If Green couldn't fight on Mundine would have been DQ'd.
Byron_Bay_Fan
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@Cultured Bogan said:
My FOS mate is also an ex-Aust boxing champion.
Yeah, like your mates who played for Wests.
Know a few ex Test cricketers too I suppose?
Know a few ex Test cricketers too I suppose?
Byron_Bay_Fan
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@Cultured Bogan said:
Glad you asked, Rick McCosker from yonks back. I don't recall my mentioning any mates playing for Wests. I knew some hangers on, Cobba Davis was one. I knew JacK Brabham, we used to chat occasionally, if that helps my resum'e.
innsaneink
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@Byron Bay Fan said:
Oh really?
When did they introduce free shots?
@innsaneink said:
Nah Ink his mate who shall remain unnamed knows best. He phoned up his other mates Jeff Fenech and Don King and they both agreed.
gallagher
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@Cultured Bogan said:
I thought his mate used to play for Newtown? Either way BBF seems to have forgotten about him.
How about the fat Parra fans down the club Byron, I eager to know their thoughts.
Byron_Bay_Fan
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You guys got me into trouble in the Lamb Adv. thread so I have to keep my gunpowder dry.
Byron_Bay_Fan
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http://www.msn.com/en-au/sport/more-sports/green-mundine-fight-doctor-lou-lewis-quit-when-overruled-about-concussion-danger/ar-AAmGCrB?ocid=spartanntp
One of the doctors controlling the fight wanted to call the fight off due to Green's concussion.
"Green admitted he was concussed after one round but said he had wanted to fight on.
"I'm just going 'let's fight, let's fight, I'm good to go' because that's what you do if you're a warrior," he told the media this week.
"You just do that. You wanna fight, you don't know what the rules are — **mate I didn't know if I was Arthur or Martha."**
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As Mundine was not penalised for that punch and if the fight was finished would it have been a TKO in Mundine's favour?
As we know Choc has old fashioned views about gays Green would have been safe even if being Martha.
One of the doctors controlling the fight wanted to call the fight off due to Green's concussion.
"Green admitted he was concussed after one round but said he had wanted to fight on.
"I'm just going 'let's fight, let's fight, I'm good to go' because that's what you do if you're a warrior," he told the media this week.
"You just do that. You wanna fight, you don't know what the rules are — **mate I didn't know if I was Arthur or Martha."**
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As Mundine was not penalised for that punch and if the fight was finished would it have been a TKO in Mundine's favour?
As we know Choc has old fashioned views about gays Green would have been safe even if being Martha.
@Byron Bay Fan said:
If Green could not continue on Mundine would have been DQ'd. Didn't your Golden Gloves mate explain that to you?
Byron_Bay_Fan
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@Cultured Bogan said:
That mate has a big mouth is famous for getting into fights and he already had a few beers under his belt at 10.30pm so I avoided him after a few rounds.
@foreveratiger said:
Agree totally with this. Whether we like it or not, Mundine is influential to many Aboriginal people so he has a real opportunity to help unite the country if he could be constructive and positive.
Instead, he is divisive, antagonistic and hateful.
While people of his ilk are champions of 'their' people, the divide will continue.
Byron_Bay_Fan
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****http://www.msn.com/en-au/sport/more-sports/green-blasts-mundine-over-fight-protest/ar-AAmKBgZ?ocid=spartanntp
Anthony Mundine has placed an appeal to the Australian National Boxing Federation to contest the result of Mundine v Green 2, much to the anger of his close rival Danny Green.
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Many felt Mundine was harshly done by in the bout where ''Choc'' lost to Green by majority decision 94-94, 96-94 and 98-90.
The judge who posted a 98-90 spoke publicly about scoring the bout incorrectly and even Green admitted he didn't win by that big a margin.
“I didn’t win by eight points. No chance,” Green said.
“It was a close fight.”
© Morne de Klerk/Getty Images Australian boxer Danny Green.
That may have given Mundine the confidence to lodge an appeal, but Green is fuming over the 'unsportsmanlike' conduct.
“All it is is an appeal, it doesn’t mean anything’s going to happen,” Green told Perth radio station Mix 94.5.
“I expect nothing less from such a poor sport.
“He showed disgraceful sportsmanship in the ring and I expect nothing less from someone of his character — his poor character — after the fight.”
Green opened up about that 'dog shot' in the first round.
“I’m just disappointed not to carry it out how I felt for the first 30-45 seconds. I felt very confident he was s******* himself — you could see the look in his eyes,” Green said.
“I hit him with a couple of clean shots, I felt sharp early, then he threw that dog shot and it just changed the game.
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If Mundine gets at result his way surely fight 3 will pack the clubs out again.
Why doesn't Green mentioned how he elbowed Mundine around mid fight.
Anthony Mundine has placed an appeal to the Australian National Boxing Federation to contest the result of Mundine v Green 2, much to the anger of his close rival Danny Green.
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radioparts.com.au | Sponsored
Many felt Mundine was harshly done by in the bout where ''Choc'' lost to Green by majority decision 94-94, 96-94 and 98-90.
The judge who posted a 98-90 spoke publicly about scoring the bout incorrectly and even Green admitted he didn't win by that big a margin.
“I didn’t win by eight points. No chance,” Green said.
“It was a close fight.”
© Morne de Klerk/Getty Images Australian boxer Danny Green.
That may have given Mundine the confidence to lodge an appeal, but Green is fuming over the 'unsportsmanlike' conduct.
“All it is is an appeal, it doesn’t mean anything’s going to happen,” Green told Perth radio station Mix 94.5.
“I expect nothing less from such a poor sport.
“He showed disgraceful sportsmanship in the ring and I expect nothing less from someone of his character — his poor character — after the fight.”
Green opened up about that 'dog shot' in the first round.
“I’m just disappointed not to carry it out how I felt for the first 30-45 seconds. I felt very confident he was s******* himself — you could see the look in his eyes,” Green said.
“I hit him with a couple of clean shots, I felt sharp early, then he threw that dog shot and it just changed the game.
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If Mundine gets at result his way surely fight 3 will pack the clubs out again.
Why doesn't Green mentioned how he elbowed Mundine around mid fight.
Green slams Mundine boxing result appeal
By Melissa Woods
an hour ago
Danny Green has called Anthony Mundine a "poor sport" for lodging an official protest over over his points-decision loss last Friday. Green said he would expect nothing less from his long-time rival, who he edged out in a spiteful encounter in Adelaide.
"He showed disgraceful sportsmanship in the ring and I expect nothing less from someone of his character - his poor character – after the fight," Green told Perth radio station Mix 94.5 on Thursday.
"I expect nothing less from such a poor sport. All it is is an appeal, it doesn't mean anything's going to happen."
Mundine reportedly filed the appeal on Wednesday with the Australian National Boxing Federation, which must agree to hear the appeal, in the hope of getting the result changed to 'no decision'.If the federation agrees, three independent local judges will be locked into three separate rooms with videos of the fight and new scorecards. Their score counts will determine if Green's win stands.
Green also hit out at Mundine's tactics, throwing a late punch in the first round when the West Australian had his back turned as the referee was separating them. "I hit him with a couple of clean shots, I felt sharp early, then he threw that dog shot and it just changed the game," Green said. "It was just a disgraceful foul, it was incredible that he did it."
©AAP2017
By Melissa Woods
an hour ago
Danny Green has called Anthony Mundine a "poor sport" for lodging an official protest over over his points-decision loss last Friday. Green said he would expect nothing less from his long-time rival, who he edged out in a spiteful encounter in Adelaide.
"He showed disgraceful sportsmanship in the ring and I expect nothing less from someone of his character - his poor character – after the fight," Green told Perth radio station Mix 94.5 on Thursday.
"I expect nothing less from such a poor sport. All it is is an appeal, it doesn't mean anything's going to happen."
Mundine reportedly filed the appeal on Wednesday with the Australian National Boxing Federation, which must agree to hear the appeal, in the hope of getting the result changed to 'no decision'.If the federation agrees, three independent local judges will be locked into three separate rooms with videos of the fight and new scorecards. Their score counts will determine if Green's win stands.
Green also hit out at Mundine's tactics, throwing a late punch in the first round when the West Australian had his back turned as the referee was separating them. "I hit him with a couple of clean shots, I felt sharp early, then he threw that dog shot and it just changed the game," Green said. "It was just a disgraceful foul, it was incredible that he did it."
©AAP2017
happy_tiger
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A question , how often are fights actually appealed ??
First time I can remember it happening in Australia that I have heard of
First time I can remember it happening in Australia that I have heard of
king_sirro
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Green looked fat, unfit and totally out of his depth. How much that had to do with the early dog shot is hard to gauge. A rematch would see Green beat by TKO in my opinion. Mundine ruined his own career by moving down in weight. He is much stronger and takes a better punch with weight on. Miguel Cotto used to get knocked down all the time and look out on his feet until he moved up in weight. At first i thought "he will get knocked out against bigger guys" but the extra weight he had made him so much stronger. Its the same with Mundine i think.
Green is finished.
Green is finished.
