Shame he ain't fighting Calzaghe or this could be used as vengence.
Union Jack flag burned In Mundine video
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Max Molyneux
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Union Jack flag burned In Mundine video
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/ ... 61,00.html
Shame he ain't fighting Calzaghe or this could be used as vengence.
Shame he ain't fighting Calzaghe or this could be used as vengence.
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pundit
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Re: Union Jack flag burned In Mundine video
Shame Calzaghe doesn't fight him.Max Molyneux wrote:http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/ ... 61,00.html
Shame he ain't fighting Calzaghe or this could be used as vengence.
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Max Molyneux
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Claims he's speaking for a generation when The British wasn't even Involved In the aboriginal kids being taken to white families.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stolen_Generation
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stolen_Generation
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Max Molyneux
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Re: Union Jack flag burned In Mundine video
Even Aussie fans are saying Calzaghe would beat him.pundit wrote:Shame Calzaghe doesn't fight him.Max Molyneux wrote:http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/ ... 61,00.html
Shame he ain't fighting Calzaghe or this could be used as vengence.
Froch Vs Mundine would be good, Froch with his mouth could hype up the flag burning.
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pundit
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Re: Union Jack flag burned In Mundine video
Woulda coulda shoulda.Max Molyneux wrote:Even Aussie fans are saying Calzaghe would beat him.pundit wrote:Shame Calzaghe doesn't fight him.Max Molyneux wrote:http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/ ... 61,00.html
Shame he ain't fighting Calzaghe or this could be used as vengence.
Mundine is widely recognized (including by the boxrec forum member ranking) as the #3 a super-middleweight after Kessler and Calzaghe; and as Calzaghe doesn't seem to fancy his chances against the Dane, Mundine would be the logical next opponent in line.
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Max Molyneux
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Re: Union Jack flag burned In Mundine video
Outside of Boxrec who recognises Mundine as No 3.pundit wrote:Woulda coulda shoulda.Max Molyneux wrote:Even Aussie fans are saying Calzaghe would beat him.pundit wrote: Shame Calzaghe doesn't fight him.
Mundine is widely recognized (including by the boxrec forum member ranking) as the #3 a super-middleweight after Kessler and Calzaghe; and as Calzaghe doesn't seem to fancy his chances against the Dane, Mundine would be the logical next opponent in line.
A broken record as usual with this woulda shoulda coulda, no way will Joe to Australia and Mundine won't leave Australia.
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pundit
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Re: Union Jack flag burned In Mundine video
Just checked the Ring and secdonsout and both do.Max Molyneux wrote:Outside of Boxrec who recognises Mundine as No 3.pundit wrote:Woulda coulda shoulda.Max Molyneux wrote: Even Aussie fans are saying Calzaghe would beat him.
Mundine is widely recognized (including by the boxrec forum member ranking) as the #3 a super-middleweight after Kessler and Calzaghe; and as Calzaghe doesn't seem to fancy his chances against the Dane, Mundine would be the logical next opponent in line.
The broken record is not me but you. "Calzaghe would beat X [qualifying statement such as "with one hand]" is every second phrase of you. No wonder, as Calzaghe never fights anyone.A broken record as usual with this woulda shoulda coulda, no way will Joe to Australia and Mundine won't leave Australia.
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Max Molyneux
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Re: Union Jack flag burned In Mundine video
I'm not the one who says shoulda coulda woulda.pundit wrote:Just checked the Ring and secdonsout and both do.Max Molyneux wrote:Outside of Boxrec who recognises Mundine as No 3.pundit wrote: Woulda coulda shoulda.
Mundine is widely recognized (including by the boxrec forum member ranking) as the #3 a super-middleweight after Kessler and Calzaghe; and as Calzaghe doesn't seem to fancy his chances against the Dane, Mundine would be the logical next opponent in line.
The broken record is not me but you. "Calzaghe would beat X [qualifying statement such as "with one hand]" is every second phrase of you. No wonder, as Calzaghe never fights anyone.A broken record as usual with this woulda shoulda coulda, no way will Joe to Australia and Mundine won't leave Australia.
Last I said about Calzaghe beating someone was more Calzaghe would lay the smack down on Hopkins, not Calzaghe would beat.
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Max Molyneux
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pundit
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Re: Union Jack flag burned In Mundine video
YeahMax Molyneux wrote: I'm not the one who says shoulda coulda woulda.![]()
Last I said about Calzaghe beating someone was more Calzaghe would lay the smack down on Hopkins, not Calzaghe would beat.
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Ohhh that one is vicious!Max Molyneux wrote:Mundine can't get his facts right on the stolen generation so his video Is flawed.
He sounds like a poor mans Zack De La Roca from the former rage against the machine when It comes to politics, but at least they did research.
I found some Aussie made T-shirt too of Mundine.
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Chesney_Chambers
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Re: Union Jack flag burned In Mundine video
I'll knock the prick out meselfMax Molyneux wrote:http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/ ... 61,00.html
Shame he ain't fighting Calzaghe or this could be used as vengence.
Honestly i dislike Mundine but how good would Calzaghe or any other 168 pounder have done against Ottke in there 11th fight.Max Molyneux wrote:Mundine can't get his facts right on the stolen generation so his video Is flawed.
He sounds like a poor mans Zack De La Roca from the former rage against the machine when It comes to politics, but at least they did research.
I found some Aussie made T-shirt too of Mundine.
One thing I do know is Calzaghe wouldn't have been knocked out cold. Agree that Ottke was a nightmare for anyone though, let alone 11 fights into your pro career.
The thing you have to respect about Mundine is that he quickly took on quality boxers after switching over from another sport. How long have been waiting for Fatt Skelton to move into genuine world class (and in a much weaker division too). Look at Curtis Woodhouse's 1st pro start, and he wants to be taken seriously
The thing you have to respect about Mundine is that he quickly took on quality boxers after switching over from another sport. How long have been waiting for Fatt Skelton to move into genuine world class (and in a much weaker division too). Look at Curtis Woodhouse's 1st pro start, and he wants to be taken seriously
That's the thing. Calzaghe wouldn't even fight Ottke. When Calzaghe is PROPERLY ASSESSED by historians without star spangled flags stuffed up their rectums, not fighting Ottke could keep him out of the Hall of Fame.
I mean how do you let another fighter have 20 defenses, if you're the best in the division? Not saying JC wasn't better - we don't know because they didn't fight - but it just looks very very bad.
Calzaghe will get more credit for beating Manfredo in America. If he fights Hopkins, he faces a man who has adapted his style to Ottke-like! No substitute for the real thing, Joey.
I mean how do you let another fighter have 20 defenses, if you're the best in the division? Not saying JC wasn't better - we don't know because they didn't fight - but it just looks very very bad.
Calzaghe will get more credit for beating Manfredo in America. If he fights Hopkins, he faces a man who has adapted his style to Ottke-like! No substitute for the real thing, Joey.
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Well, think Calzaghe would have done all right as it happens...but neither he, nor any legitimate top 30 guy would've been knocked cold for 10 minutes by Sven...Ben Keilty wrote:
Honestly i dislike Mundine but how good would Calzaghe or any other 168 pounder have done against Ottke in there 11th fight.
But that also equally applies to Ottke. Both Calzaghe and Ottke were home-birds, who were unprepared to give up home advantage in pursuit of a big fight.viciousmaussa wrote:That's the thing. Calzaghe wouldn't even fight Ottke.
Correct me if im wrong but Ottke never left Germany and chased the big fights in the States or elsewhere, did he? I dont think its accurate to lay the blame squarley with Joe Calzaghe for a fight with Ottke not coming off.
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Max Molyneux
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I found that T-shirt pic on ESB so some Aussie who posted might of got the T-shirt made himself.
Calzaghe says he was never offered a fight with Ottke I think. In his 11th fight If he'd have fought Ottke, he would of been disqualified for probably unleashing a pimp slap of doom on Ottke.
Oh yeah, now they've made this.

Calzaghe says he was never offered a fight with Ottke I think. In his 11th fight If he'd have fought Ottke, he would of been disqualified for probably unleashing a pimp slap of doom on Ottke.
Oh yeah, now they've made this.

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It was six of one, half a dozen of another, both fighters and their respective promoters were keen to maintain the status quo, they didn't see much value in a unification, and were happy to continue paddling along in their wee gravy boat.liamlion wrote:But that also equally applies to Ottke. Both Calzaghe and Ottke were home-birds, who were unprepared to give up home advantage in pursuit of a big fight.viciousmaussa wrote:That's the thing. Calzaghe wouldn't even fight Ottke.
Correct me if im wrong but Ottke never left Germany and chased the big fights in the States or elsewhere, did he? I dont think its accurate to lay the blame squarley with Joe Calzaghe for a fight with Ottke not coming off.
