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dan h wrote:Better compared to what?

1. Better than Normal $50 PPV Cards?
2. Better than normal Mundine PPV cards? or
3. Better than recent Australian domestic cards (aired free on TV),

fox wrote:Yeah the fights were one sided but wasn't that bad of night. See a lot of worse shows that's for sure. With a couple of opponent changes it really wasn't that bad. We can all see Choc is not going to match it with the top dogs, but seriously who in Australia will. He is still one of the best we have got. Lets hope Alex can land with clean and bring the Heavyweight Title home. Even the ugly fights on paper didn't turn out too bad last night.

caveman wrote:only fight i reckon that was ok was the casey-quinlan fight,and that wasnt worth ppv,another one looked ok but was a lot of slappin, how can u put a 46 year old against 21 year old, plus 1 W 13 L against 9 with no loss, and quad cooper fought a midget, and call it a ppv card, the card was ridiculous as mundine cards always r

AntonS wrote:

dan h wrote:Better compared to what?

1. Better than Normal $50 PPV Cards?
2. Better than normal Mundine PPV cards? or
3. Better than recent Australian domestic cards (aired free on TV),

Hounddawg wrote:

fox wrote:Yeah the fights were one sided but wasn't that bad of night. See a lot of worse shows that's for sure. With a couple of opponent changes it really wasn't that bad. We can all see Choc is not going to match it with the top dogs, but seriously who in Australia will. He is still one of the best we have got. Lets hope Alex can land with clean and bring the Heavyweight Title home. Even the ugly fights on paper didn't turn out too bad last night.

Geale, Soliman can match it with the best, and have already proved it? a few young blokes comn through are going to put us in the spotlight mate...Horn, McCulloch, Hooper, Caperello Carr and Brown.

We also have Leapai on a wing and a pray for the Heavyweight title...don't understand the comment...Mundine could match it, but he'll never know

amwsnw wrote:"Geale, Soliman can match it with the best, and have already proved it? a few young blokes comn through are going to put us in the spotlight mate...Horn, McCulloch, Hooper, Caperello Carr and Brown.

We also have Leapai on a wing and a pray for the Heavyweight title...don't understand the comment...Mundine could match it, but he'll never know"

And don't forget Jarrod Fletcher. who this weekend travels across the world to take a very formidable opponent. And if he wins may leap frog guys into a very big fight with one of the top guys - you take the risks you get the rewards, you don't take the risks people stop buying your PPV's.

Beltane wrote:Same thing with Blake Caparello, who goes over 10 rounds with fellow light heavy with an impressive record: Elvir Muriqi 40(24)-5(1)-0 this Saturday afternoon (AEDT) with the fight to be shown on Foxtel's ESPN2.

Another example of "who dares wins"!

With Mundine now approaching 39, his daring days have passed.

Hounddawg wrote:

caveman wrote:only fight i reckon that was ok was the casey-quinlan fight,and that wasnt worth ppv,another one looked ok but was a lot of slappin, how can u put a 46 year old against 21 year old, plus 1 W 13 L against 9 with no loss, and quad cooper fought a midget, and call it a ppv card, the card was ridiculous as mundine cards always r

Agree mate. I didnt watch but on paper, the worse card I've seen on PPV.

Side note, Is Shane ever returning to the ring

caveman wrote:

Hounddawg wrote:

caveman wrote:only fight i reckon that was ok was the casey-quinlan fight,and that wasnt worth ppv,another one looked ok but was a lot of slappin, how can u put a 46 year old against 21 year old, plus 1 W 13 L against 9 with no loss, and quad cooper fought a midget, and call it a ppv card, the card was ridiculous as mundine cards always r

Happy for him, and I hope he's happy. Really 1 guy that could have done anything, his record was not 7 wins and 5 draws, he won a few of those draws. Never seen the Caperello fight, seeing where he's gone to, and being the only bloke to give him a real shake...he must be wondering?

Agree mate. I didnt watch but on paper, the worse card I've seen on PPV.

Side note, Is Shane ever returning to the ring

doubt it hounddawg, he has 5 boys from 7 year old down,dont think he is allowed out of the house much lol

Hounddawg wrote:

AntonS wrote:

dan h wrote:Better compared to what?

1. Better than Normal $50 PPV Cards?
2. Better than normal Mundine PPV cards? or
3. Better than recent Australian domestic cards (aired free on TV),

Mundine has produced at least 2 very very decent scraps on his under cards.

Leapai v Walker
Sam vs Aloua

That is all