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Posted: 13 Aug 2007, 04:05
by oliverfennell
Marlin wrote:
oliverfennell wrote:
Marlin wrote: If you are gona put Mundine and Katsidis on here then I am putting on:

Danny Green
On what basis??
I'm glad you ask...

Mundine has only ever held the WBA "regular, as in I'm not even considered the best in my organisation, title" and Katsidis holds the WBO Iterim title...

Danny Green won the WBC Interim Title so that gets him on the list!
Good point - I forgot about his interim reign.

Posted: 13 Aug 2007, 06:41
by Brute
Yeah. Troy relinquished the title when he got no respect for it. He was a pretty good pug who had a couple of shots at real titles. Shame he came from such a disaster of a family.

Posted: 13 Aug 2007, 07:07
by Brute
Another one coming up! On September 14 Shannan taylor and Sonni Michael Angelo duke it out for the (be still, my beating heart!) WBF Middleweight title!

Whoever wins it, it is another meaningless title held by an Aussie.

Posted: 13 Aug 2007, 17:40
by Grant
Lets hope Shannan wins and retires

Posted: 14 Aug 2007, 01:24
by BERNARD BRIGGS.
dosent this all prove what a crock of shit boxing has become I mean I think im justified in putting MARIO MARLANOS WWF title back in 1972 not forgetting his fine TAG TEAM WORLD TITLE against the masked intruder and the Sarge at Mornington Netball centre.
I mean we could start on great stadiums that these titles have been won
Rooty ill RSL
Knox Tennis Centre
etc etc etc
Boxing needs some of these alphabets to piss off

Posted: 14 Aug 2007, 02:06
by Marlin
^I actually thought this was a bit of fun. No one takes these belts too seriously, yeah it would be better if they weren't around but hey.

Posted: 14 Aug 2007, 02:21
by Brute
BERNARD BRIGGS. wrote:dosent this all prove what a crock of shit boxing has become I mean I think im justified in putting MARIO MARLANOS WWF title back in 1972 not forgetting his fine TAG TEAM WORLD TITLE against the masked intruder and the Sarge at Mornington Netball centre.
I mean we could start on great stadiums that these titles have been won
Rooty ill RSL
Knox Tennis Centre
etc etc etc
Boxing needs some of these alphabets to piss off
Calm down mate! It's all fun.

By the way, have you ever been inside Rooty Hill RSL club? It makes some major holiday resorts look like shacks.

Lot of money in those poker machines.

Posted: 14 Aug 2007, 02:27
by Marlin
Brute wrote: have you ever been inside Rooty Hill RSL club? It makes some major holiday resorts look like shacks.
:o :o :o

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Posted: 19 Aug 2007, 01:52
by luke.91
daren hines or what ever his name is from qld ibo light welter

Posted: 19 Aug 2007, 02:09
by luke.91
sorry its Darrell Hiles ibo light wieght champion

Posted: 19 Aug 2007, 02:22
by luke.91
tommy browne WBC Youth featherweight title

Posted: 19 Aug 2007, 08:00
by Grant
luke.91 wrote:tommy browne WBC Youth featherweight title
hahahah fken youth title.....does he give it up automayically at 18?

I bet Shannan taylor could still wangle a shot at it?

Heres another question. Maybe another Forum subject.

Which aussie has had the most 'world title fights' Off the top of my head and without too much research I gota go for the master blaster.

Posted: 23 Aug 2007, 18:17
by Marlin
Grant wrote: Heres another question. Maybe another Forum subject.

Which aussie has had the most 'world title fights' Off the top of my head and without too much research I gota go for the master blaster.
After reading this I got onto BoxRec's resident stat guru and in terms of the big four Titles he is nowher near the top...

I you want to see who came in at number one check out the other thread... (I wasn't surprised by who it was).

Posted: 31 Aug 2007, 18:49
by Brute
luke.91 wrote:sorry its Darrell Hiles ibo light wieght champion
It was IBO Light Welterweight champ, and already mentioned :oops:

Posted: 06 Sep 2007, 04:15
by Brute
Grant wrote:
luke.91 wrote:tommy browne WBC Youth featherweight title
hahahah fken youth title.....does he give it up automayically at 18?

I bet Shannan taylor could still wangle a shot at it?

Heres another question. Maybe another Forum subject.

Which aussie has had the most 'world title fights' Off the top of my head and without too much research I gota go for the master blaster.
Youth titles have an age limit of 23 years.

Posted: 15 Sep 2007, 03:59
by Brute
Now another one!

Shannon Taylor, WBF Middleweight Champion!

:x

Posted: 18 Sep 2007, 04:33
by Brute
OK. That was a short reign.

Here is another one! Tony Wehbee, WBF Super Bantamweight Champion.

Interestingly, the man Wehbee beat was Fahsan 3K Battery (Don't look at me! I didn't name him!) who fights Steve Molitor on October 27 for the IBF Super Bantamweight title.

Granted, it is 12 years since Wehbee beat him. :box:

Posted: 02 Oct 2007, 00:04
by fox
ROBBIE PEDAN IBF SUPER FEATHER WEIGHT CHAMP

Rocky

Posted: 03 Oct 2007, 22:36
by king_kali_rocks
What about Rocky Balboa...oops I mean Mattioli

Posted: 04 Oct 2007, 04:49
by bollox
BERNARD BRIGGS. wrote:dosent this all prove what a crock of shit boxing has become I mean I think im justified in putting MARIO MARLANOS WWF title back in 1972 not forgetting his fine TAG TEAM WORLD TITLE against the masked intruder and the Sarge at Mornington Netball centre.
I mean we could start on great stadiums that these titles have been won
Rooty ill RSL
Knox Tennis Centre
etc etc etc
Boxing needs some of these alphabets to piss off
:D :D :D Oh boy oh boy have you make me remember some of the early 70's wrestlers from the 70's. Mario had a wrestling gym in a suburb of Melbourne (Thornbury - I now live here). As kids we'd go up there and hang around outside hoping to see some wrestlers. Spotted Mario there once........what a huge guy he was. And that mangled forehead was real :o Getting your head smashed into the turnbuckle a few thousand times tends to do that you you :D

Killer Carl Cox, Petros Skapidis Mark Lewin, Larry O'Dea, Ronnie Miller.......remember any of these names? :box:

Posted: 05 Oct 2007, 23:19
by fox
Jeff Malcolm won WBF title didnt he? I know manning galloway beat him for WBO title at Jupiters. sorry just checked and already mentioned

Posted: 05 Oct 2007, 23:25
by bollox
Mick King I believe, held the Australian version of the world middleweight title although in those days things were a bit less organised than today...........or maybe they weren't :-?

Posted: 06 Oct 2007, 01:21
by Brute
I know the Poms claim him, but how about Ruby Bob Fitzsimmons? He was born in England but left there for New Zealand when nine years old. After finishing his blacksmith apprenriceship he moved to Sydney and learnt boxing from Larry Foley, moving to America ten years later to go on to be the first man to win titles in three divisions. I believe he fought for the Australian Heavyweight title when that was a big deal (Sam Langford held it for a while). Not an Australian, but with strong links to this country.

Posted: 06 Oct 2007, 02:04
by bollox
Yeah there's a case to be made for several countried to claim 'ol Ruby. Although I see him prediminently as English

Posted: 08 Oct 2007, 12:17
by Matt Ropis
Tommy Burns is the only Australian Heavyweight champion who was also a world heavyweight champion.