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What are the chances of this fight happening and at what weight....Kim is a light Heavy!!! I have never seen Crazy Kim fight, does he has the ammunition to trouble Mundine? The fight is listed on boxrec but I question it as Kim had another date listed very closely. There is no weight listed for the fight.

Crazy should be fighting Porky. Anton never filled us in on why this didn't happen.

Could this be Mundines first foray into LH in preparation for the Green fight? Will mundine fight a top 20 fighter? Who the fcuk knows. Mundines head is not a place I want to think too hard about. :P

Crazy has fought at so many weights you never know where he'll be next. I would back Porky over Crazy so Mundine would be favourite...

That fact there is even talk of Mundine going up to Light Heavyweight after leaving Super Middle to go down a weight division proves how blatantly he is running from Kessler...

he should stay at supermiddle now and get a fight with froch for the WBC belt

Marlin wrote:Crazy has fought at so many weights you never know where he'll be next. I would back Porky over Crazy so Mundine would be favourite...

That fact there is even talk of Mundine going up to Light Heavyweight after leaving Super Middle to go down a weight division proves how blatantly he is running from Kessler...

And I 'spose fighting Kim at any weight is not proving a thing. With all the talk of Mundine Green 2 I was thinking this may be a test to se how he's going to carry extra kilo's into the ring.

No matter which way you dice it Mundine is running from Kessler and looking for the easiest fight possible...

To answer the above question, Crazy Kim pulled out of the Daniel Lovett fight after his demands weren't met. Kim's camp decided three weeks out from the fight that they wanted double the agreed upon purse and a guaranteed crack at Mundine.

Easy way to get out of a fight.

mano loco wrote:To answer the above question, Crazy Kim pulled out of the Daniel Lovett fight after his demands weren't met. Kim's camp decided three weeks out from the fight that they wanted double the agreed upon purse and a guaranteed crack at Mundine.

Easy way to get out of a fight.

never picked Crazy Kim as a coward.

toppity wrote:

mano loco wrote:To answer the above question, Crazy Kim pulled out of the Daniel Lovett fight after his demands weren't met. Kim's camp decided three weeks out from the fight that they wanted double the agreed upon purse and a guaranteed crack at Mundine.

Easy way to get out of a fight.

never picked Crazy Kim as a coward.

In fairness to Kim, he may well have already been offered the Mundine fight for bigger bucks and was looking for a way to back out of the fight with Porky.

mano loco wrote:

toppity wrote:

mano loco wrote:To answer the above question, Crazy Kim pulled out of the Daniel Lovett fight after his demands weren't met. Kim's camp decided three weeks out from the fight that they wanted double the agreed upon purse and a guaranteed crack at Mundine.

Easy way to get out of a fight.

never picked Crazy Kim as a coward.

In fairness to Kim, he may well have already been offered the Mundine fight for bigger bucks and was looking for a way to back out of the fight with Porky.

perhaps

So Porky is more feared than Mundine... makes sense to me.

Marlin wrote:So Porky is more feared than Mundine... makes sense to me.

Why do you think Mundine moved down in weight and not up?

mano loco wrote:

Marlin wrote:So Porky is more feared than Mundine... makes sense to me.

Why do you think Mundine moved down in weight and not up?

mano loco wrote:

Marlin wrote:So Porky is more feared than Mundine... makes sense to me.

Why do you think Mundine moved down in weight and not up?

nice

Notice that no weight division has been entered for Daman's bout with Crazy. Only at the weigh-in will we get an indication of where Daman's future points.