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Posted: **14 Apr 2011, 01:15**

Just when you want to like him, the "man" comes out with this legendary crap.
Anyone feel beating Woods puts him into the stratosphere?
Anthony, your dad was a legend, Steve Waugh is a legend. You are just another gifted sportsman but you aren't in there class. Not in their hemisphere really

Posted: **14 Apr 2011, 02:11**

Good boxer but a long way from being a legend.

Posted: **14 Apr 2011, 02:36**

Tony Mundine, Lionel Rose, Jimmy Currathers, Hector Thomson,Dave Sands, Jeff Fenech just to name a few, now there Legands and im sorry Anthony but your not anywhere near there class.

Posted: **14 Apr 2011, 03:04**

colin russell wrote:Tony Mundine, Lionel Rose, Jimmy Currathers, Hector Thomson,Dave Sands, Jeff Fenech just to name a few, now there Legands and im sorry Anthony but your not anywhere near there class.

There aussie legends. There not legends of boxing. Where would you put Anthony Mundine in all-time aussie boxers?

Posted: **14 Apr 2011, 03:54**

Nowhere near Griffo or Darcy.

Posted: **14 Apr 2011, 05:13**

I agree with Anthony, total legend all the way!!!!!!!

Posted: **15 Apr 2011, 18:44**

yid14 wrote:
colin russell wrote:Tony Mundine, Lionel Rose, Jimmy Currathers, Hector Thomson,Dave Sands, Jeff Fenech just to name a few, now there Legands and im sorry Anthony but your not anywhere near there class.
There aussie legends. There not legends of boxing. Where would you put Anthony Mundine in all-time aussie boxers?

Thats an interesting question. He's been the best aussie born (that word is important) fighter of the last decade. Has beaten green, soliman, geale, medley ect. But the lack of a win over one or two big name overseas fighters will be super damaging in his overall standings. Would he crack the top 50

Posted: **15 Apr 2011, 19:37**

he got the "decision" against some very good aussies,dont agree that he beat all of them,and as for LEGEND, i think thats only in HIS mind

Posted: **15 Apr 2011, 19:44**

A legend in his own lunchtime!

Posted: **15 Apr 2011, 20:19**

caveman wrote:he got the "decision" against some very good aussies,dont agree that he beat all of them,and as for LEGEND, i think thats only in HIS mind

geale fight was close, i thought geale knicked it by a point but cant really get to upset about it. Would have liked to have seen a rematch. Who else? Soliman first fight, yes but mundine totally iced him second time out.

Posted: **16 Apr 2011, 04:19**

Legendary fuckwit for sure.

Posted: **24 Apr 2011, 09:39**

Grant wrote:Just when you want to like him, the "man" comes out with this legendary crap.
Anyone feel beating Woods puts him into the stratosphere?
Anthony, your dad was a legend, Steve Waugh is a legend. You are just another gifted sportsman but you aren't in there class. Not in their hemisphere really

How is Steve Waugh a legend? he's never boxed, I wouldn't even mention a cricket player in the same breath as a boxer

Posted: **25 Apr 2011, 05:24**

Mark pawsey wrote:
Grant wrote:Just when you want to like him, the "man" comes out with this legendary crap.
Anyone feel beating Woods puts him into the stratosphere?
Anthony, your dad was a legend, Steve Waugh is a legend. You are just another gifted sportsman but you aren't in there class. Not in their hemisphere really
How is Steve Waugh a legend? he's never boxed, I wouldn't even mention a cricket player in the same breath as a boxer

Bad day to say that. I was just reading that 77 well known English first class cricketers lost their lives fighting for their country in World War I.

Posted: **25 Apr 2011, 10:12**

Brute wrote:
Mark pawsey wrote:
Grant wrote:Just when you want to like him, the "man" comes out with this legendary crap.
Anyone feel beating Woods puts him into the stratosphere?
Anthony, your dad was a legend, Steve Waugh is a legend. You are just another gifted sportsman but you aren't in there class. Not in their hemisphere really
How is Steve Waugh a legend? he's never boxed, I wouldn't even mention a cricket player in the same breath as a boxer
Bad day to say that. I was just reading that 77 well known English first class cricketers lost their lives fighting for their country in World War I.

many others lost there lives on this day aswell, but I don't see what has to do with Steve Waugh

Posted: **27 Apr 2011, 02:07**

Shit it's a tough crowd here lately. I was just trying to describe the level a person has to perform at to be able to be considered a legend. I know Steve waugh wasn't a boxer, but his level of acheivment is such that he is respect wherever his chosen field of endeavour is played.
As for other boxers? There are dozens I could name off the top of my head but I was trying hard not to come accross as one dimensional. Guess I failed.
Anyway.....

Posted: **27 Apr 2011, 02:09**

^What does that have to do with boxing???

:P

Posted: **27 Apr 2011, 03:33**

Mark pawsey wrote:
Brute wrote:
Mark pawsey wrote: How is Steve Waugh a legend? he's never boxed, I wouldn't even mention a cricket player in the same breath as a boxer
Bad day to say that. I was just reading that 77 well known English first class cricketers lost their lives fighting for their country in World War I.
many others lost there lives on this day aswell, but I don't see what has to do with Steve Waugh

Don't put shit on cricketers.

Posted: **27 Apr 2011, 04:23**

Brute wrote:
Mark pawsey wrote:
Brute wrote: Bad day to say that. I was just reading that 77 well known English first class cricketers lost their lives fighting for their country in World War I.
many others lost there lives on this day aswell, but I don't see what has to do with Steve Waugh
Don't put shit on cricketers.

Why not? I'm sure sure playing cricket isn't easy, but no sports as hard as boxing, it takes more balls to lace on the gloves, and jump in the ring, than it does to go onto a cricket field, so how can Steve Waugh be more of a legend than any boxer?

Posted: **27 Apr 2011, 04:55**

Marlin wrote:^What does that have to do with boxing??? Thats right, Well steve Waugh has nothing to do with boxing

:P

Posted: **27 Apr 2011, 05:37**

ok, I'll say it. Just to stir the pot. Mundine has reached legend or "hall of fame" level (in oz boxing, definatly not international) put it this way, im sure when Danny green retires alot of people on here will say he is a legend of aussie boxing. And last i checked the scoreboard reads mundine 1, green 0.

Posted: **27 Apr 2011, 05:50**

In countries such as ours where there's never been an abundance of world beating fighters, the ones that have made it become godlike entities. Then there are the plain old local legends that never won a world title and that almost nobody outside the country has even heard of. Vic Patrick comes to mind

Neither Mundine nor Green will ever be seen as legends by anyone except in Australia. And we're biased as fvck

Posted: **27 Apr 2011, 11:19**

thunderfromdownunder wrote:ok, I'll say it. Just to stir the pot. Mundine has reached legend or "hall of fame" level (in oz boxing, definatly not international) put it this way, im sure when Danny green retires alot of people on here will say he is a legend of aussie boxing. And last i checked the scoreboard reads mundine 1, green 0.

. Ha ha but Green was weight drained, why does everyone hate Mundine? I met him and he's a good bloke. I don't read into what peope say when cameras on them,what ever have to do, to get people interested, and hey its worked for him. I've never met Green but his probably a good bloke aswell, most boxers are good blokes

Posted: **27 Apr 2011, 21:57**

Hey Mark I know what your saying and I try to like him but he called himself Legendary AFTER the fight. Since you have met him do you think he beleIves it himself. Does he really think that he could even blow smoke up mayweathers arse?

Posted: **27 Apr 2011, 23:26**

Grant wrote:Hey Mark I know what your saying and I try to like him but he called himself Legendary AFTER the fight. Since you have met him do you think he beleIves it himself. Does he really think that he could even blow smoke up mayweathers arse?

I think probably the stuff people say joking around to there mates, he says it on tv, he is the opposite of you would expect when you meet him . I don't know if he believes his own hype or not, boxing was dead in this country, and he's got people who otherwise wouldnt be talking about boxing, talking about it, and Green pretty ran off his name. I tell you what but that hasn't help me at all, in my boxing career. I've still had to sell tickets to get fights and get paid in tickets for fights.

Posted: **28 Apr 2011, 03:35**

Hey it's a tough gig mark, I hope you get a big payday sooner rather than later. As for the man, he will always polarize people, it will probably be after he retires that he gets the love he craves. As for you mark goodluck, I'll be watching out to buy my tickets from u in future.

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