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AUSSIE SCENE

Posted: 17 Dec 2008, 20:52
by MTG
what are the true thoughts from you guys on the standard of aussie boxing as a whole?

cheers

m.t

Re: AUSSIE SCENE

Posted: 18 Dec 2008, 00:17
by toppity
MTG wrote:what are the true thoughts from you guys on the standard of aussie boxing as a whole?

cheers

m.t
right now it is solid. There are a few performing on the world stage like Kat, Vic, superman, Kali (not often enough) etc. Vic is the real only genuine superstar at present. The local scene is generally o.k. with a few good prospects coming through like Lenny, Willie, Dominator to name just a few. Oh...there is this bloke called Mundine who fits in there as well.

The trick now is to keep new talent coming into the system and to keep the good local fighters up against each other, not fighting scrubs.

In general it's probably as good as it has been in the last 24 months. We really need a couple more superstars at world level and then youngens will be attracted to the sport.

Re: AUSSIE SCENE

Posted: 18 Dec 2008, 05:24
by MTG
CHEERS M8.


M.T

Re: AUSSIE SCENE

Posted: 18 Dec 2008, 17:40
by Beltane
aussie boxing as a whole
Sadly, Mundine and his mob with their antics and lousy match-making have really turned Aussie boxing into a hole.

Re: AUSSIE SCENE

Posted: 18 Dec 2008, 22:41
by Hounddawg
MTG, how did you go with getting a boxing license?

Have you had your first fight?

Re: AUSSIE SCENE

Posted: 19 Dec 2008, 04:03
by MTG
ive just recieved perm residence so im now eligible to hols a lisense,ive got my meds to be done next week so it will be after xmas b4 i hear anything.
i expect to be in action in late jan-early feb.


MTG

Re: AUSSIE SCENE

Posted: 19 Dec 2008, 21:30
by bobcat
i didnt know there was an aussie scene.ive been on boxrec for 3 years,and just noticed it today. it was like looking in that storage closet you found behind a pile of boxes at work.

seriously though,i am canadian.so comparatively speaking,the australian scene is bustling.

Re: AUSSIE SCENE

Posted: 21 Dec 2008, 06:28
by Brute
bobcat wrote:i didnt know there was an aussie scene.ive been on boxrec for 3 years,and just noticed it today. it was like looking in that storage closet you found behind a pile of boxes at work.

seriously though,i am canadian.so comparatively speaking,the australian scene is bustling.
No heirs to George Chuvalo? How about Bute? He still has not lost a fight and is IBF Super Middleweight champ. Hasn't he taken out Canadian citizenship yet?

Re: AUSSIE SCENE

Posted: 22 Dec 2008, 18:21
by bobcat
Brute wrote:
bobcat wrote:i didnt know there was an aussie scene.ive been on boxrec for 3 years,and just noticed it today. it was like looking in that storage closet you found behind a pile of boxes at work.

seriously though,i am canadian.so comparatively speaking,the australian scene is bustling.
No heirs to George Chuvalo? How about Bute? He still has not lost a fight and is IBF Super Middleweight champ. Hasn't he taken out Canadian citizenship yet?
no,defenitely no top prospects at hw,from what i can see anyways.i was being a bit facetious though,of course there are some top fighters like alcine and molitor(until recently,anyways) bute,diaconnu(if he ever becomes "not" injured again,and pascal.

bute i think will lose though,when he faces the true top of that class,i actually think pascal is better. as far as bute being a citizen or not,i cant say,honestly....i know hes been here for some time,but cant tell you if he has full citizenship or what.

Re: AUSSIE SCENE

Posted: 22 Dec 2008, 22:08
by COULDHAVEBEEN
toppity wrote:
MTG wrote:what are the true thoughts from you guys on the standard of aussie boxing as a whole? cheers m.t
right now it is solid. There are a few performing on the world stage like Kat, Vic, superman, Kali (not often enough) etc. Vic is the real only genuine superstar at present. The local scene is generally o.k. with a few good prospects coming through like Lenny, Willie, Dominator to name just a few. Oh...there is this bloke called Mundine who fits in there as well.

The trick now is to keep new talent coming into the system and to keep the good local fighters up against each other, not fighting scrubs......
The last part of your post is where you hit it on the head. Some of the match-ups recently in title fights have been bloody disgraceful. If that trend continues Aussie boxing will disappear up it's own bum!