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He has been offered a big fight by DK for December, he has said yes.

Now just waiting on the contract.

Mark has heard it all before so keeping his fingers crossed.

TrainInsane wrote:

Brute wrote:Dominique Alexander gets thrown in with Tor Hamer this Friday night.

Alexander was the best opponent de Mori has fought since he returned from exile. Hamer will quickly demonstrate how far off the pace Alexander is.

I think Calloway beat more good fighters than Alexander has, I was calling a mismatch.

Brute wrote:

TrainInsane wrote:

Brute wrote:Dominique Alexander gets thrown in with Tor Hamer this Friday night.

Alexander was the best opponent de Mori has fought since he returned from exile. Hamer will quickly demonstrate how far off the pace Alexander is.

I think Calloway beat more good fighters than Alexander has, I was calling a mismatch.

Alexander is ordinary but theoretically at least is at his peak. Calloway beat good opponents years ago but was 42 and absolutely gone by the time de Mori fought him. That's why he retired straight afterwards.

9 KO losses in his last 12 fights hardly sounds like a fighter at his peak.

depends how shit he is.

buster007 wrote:depends how shit he is.

Spot on

Totalpac wrote:He has been offered a big fight by DK for December, he has said yes.

Now just waiting on the contract.

Mark has heard it all before so keeping his fingers crossed.

Rumor is that the prospective opponent is former WBC champ Samuel Peter.

Brute wrote:

Totalpac wrote:He has been offered a big fight by DK for December, he has said yes.

Now just waiting on the contract.

Mark has heard it all before so keeping his fingers crossed.

Rumor is that the prospective opponent is former WBC champ Samuel Peter.

Interesting name to be thrown up. I thought Peter had retired actually. I know he had a fall out with King over the Wlad fight and they ended up in court. Not sure what his relationship with King is like now?

Brute wrote:

Totalpac wrote:He has been offered a big fight by DK for December, he has said yes.

Now just waiting on the contract.

Mark has heard it all before so keeping his fingers crossed.

Rumor is that the prospective opponent is former WBC champ Samuel Peter.

I believe its Tony “TNT” Grano.

convict wrote:

Brute wrote:

Totalpac wrote:He has been offered a big fight by DK for December, he has said yes.

Now just waiting on the contract.

Mark has heard it all before so keeping his fingers crossed.

Rumor is that the prospective opponent is former WBC champ Samuel Peter.

I believe its Tony “TNT” Grano.

Grano would be the best opponent he has fought by some margin. Hope it happens

TrainInsane wrote:

Brute wrote:

Totalpac wrote:He has been offered a big fight by DK for December, he has said yes.

Now just waiting on the contract.

Mark has heard it all before so keeping his fingers crossed.

Rumor is that the prospective opponent is former WBC champ Samuel Peter.

Interesting name to be thrown up. I thought Peter had retired actually. I know he had a fall out with King over the Wlad fight and they ended up in court. Not sure what his relationship with King is like now?

Peter's last fight was a loss in April last year to Helenius. He was supposed to fight Harold Sconiers a few months ago but it fell through.

Since this thread started nearly a year ago, De Mori has had two fights against two imported journeyman at the losing end of there career. Very soon the amount of pages will overtake his amount of bouts, hard to think of a more overated boxer in Australasia. My guess is he fights an imported over the hill journeyman in about March.

Craigyid14 wrote:Since this thread started nearly a year ago, De Mori has had two fights against two imported journeyman at the losing end of there career. Very soon the amount of pages will overtake his amount of bouts, hard to think of a more overated boxer in Australasia. My guess is he fights an imported over the hill journeyman in about March.

He stated that he is fighting in December no matter what if the (original) fight falls through, Weather that means here in Australia or over-seas i don't know.

Does Mark de Mori beat Bermane Stiverne?

how on earth would anyone know?

mark hasn't been tested since leapai.

convict wrote:Does Mark de Mori beat Bermane Stiverne?

Who knows? Demetrice King KOed him.

Craigyid14 wrote:Since this thread started nearly a year ago, De Mori has had two fights against two imported journeyman at the losing end of there career. Very soon the amount of pages will overtake his amount of bouts, hard to think of a more overated boxer in Australasia. My guess is he fights an imported over the hill journeyman in about March.

Heé never lost to a Kiwi.

It's not if though he fought Tua or Cameron though is it. Infact the only person on his record who is a 'contender' of sorts is Alex Leapii and that was a draw on Leapii's debut. I guess he sneaked a draw with Elisara Sii Uta (who co-incidentally was coming off a k.o loss to Tua's cousin.)

Awaiting out there is the legendary "Nohit" Singh with his array of belts for Mark!

Craigyid14 wrote:It's not if though he fought Tua or Cameron though is it. Infact the only person on his record who is a 'contender' of sorts is Alex Leapii and that was a draw on Leapii's debut. I guess he sneaked a draw with Elisara Sii Uta (who co-incidentally was coming off a k.o loss to Tua's cousin.)

Sneaked a draw? De Mori knocked Uta down in the fourth and the Kiwi judges gave Uta a hometown draw.

Hometown decisons.........something Aussie's should be careful about speaking of D

No New Zealander ever died from lack of a vivid imagination.

Brute wrote:

Craigyid14 wrote:It's not if though he fought Tua or Cameron though is it. Infact the only person on his record who is a 'contender' of sorts is Alex Leapii and that was a draw on Leapii's debut. I guess he sneaked a draw with Elisara Sii Uta (who co-incidentally was coming off a k.o loss to Tua's cousin.)

Sneaked a draw? De Mori knocked Uta down in the fourth and the Kiwi judges gave Uta a hometown draw.

Joey Wilson was knocked down by Solomon Haumono in there recent bout and then lost every round but Haumono still somehow managed a draw (on N.Z soil). I do agree N.Z officials are poor but the Aussie ones are really nothing to write home about. Getting back to my original statement De Mori hasnt beaten anybody yet in career spanning over 8 years, I don't think he'd beat the affore mentioned Wilson, might sneak a draw though

N2 Shape wrote:Hometown decisons.........something Aussie's should be careful about speaking of D

Surely you couldn't mean Kerry Foley's infamous draw with Robert Berridge ?
Foley hasn't fought since.

Craigyid14 wrote:

Brute wrote:

Craigyid14 wrote:It's not if though he fought Tua or Cameron though is it. Infact the only person on his record who is a 'contender' of sorts is Alex Leapii and that was a draw on Leapii's debut. I guess he sneaked a draw with Elisara Sii Uta (who co-incidentally was coming off a k.o loss to Tua's cousin.)

Sneaked a draw? De Mori knocked Uta down in the fourth and the Kiwi judges gave Uta a hometown draw.

Joey Wilson was knocked down by Solomon Haumono in there recent bout and then lost every round but Haumono still somehow managed a draw (on N.Z soil). I do agree N.Z officials are poor but the Aussie ones are really nothing to write home about. Getting back to my original statement De Mori hasnt beaten anybody yet in career spanning over 8 years, I don't think he'd beat the affore mentioned Wilson, might sneak a draw though

Mark would tear his head off and shit down his neck. Wilson lost to Tutaki and only drew with the Goggomobil! De Mori KOed Tutaki on neutral ground in the first round.