Anthony Mundine vs. Garth Wood - Revision history

Emaster: moved Anthony Mundine vs Garth Wood to Anthony Mundine vs. Garth Wood

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moved Anthony Mundine vs Garth Wood to Anthony Mundine vs. Garth Wood

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Brockellis at 16:52, 15 February 2011

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Brockellis at 16:08, 15 February 2011

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			[[file:Wood_mundine.jpg\|right\|250px\|thumb\|Wood defeating Mundine - December 8th, Acer Arena]]
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	~~[[file:Wood_mundine.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|Wood defeating Mundine - December 8th, Acer Arena]]~~

	Mundine had planned to use the fight - Wood's reward for winning The Contender television series - as his final stepping stone before heading overseas, but admitted post-fight that everything was now up in the air after Wood left him sprawling on the canvas 58 seconds into the fifth round. After what had been a scrappy opening four rounds dominated by grappling and warnings from the referee, Wood - in just his 12th professional fight - landed a vicious left hook on Mundine's chin to send the two-time world champion to an early demise.		Mundine had planned to use the fight - Wood's reward for winning The Contender television series - as his final stepping stone before heading overseas, but admitted post-fight that everything was now up in the air after Wood left him sprawling on the canvas 58 seconds into the fifth round. After what had been a scrappy opening four rounds dominated by grappling and warnings from the referee, Wood - in just his 12th professional fight - landed a vicious left hook on Mundine's chin to send the two-time world champion to an early demise.

Brockellis at 16:05, 15 February 2011

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			[[file:Wood_mundine.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|Wood defeating Mundine - December 8th, Acer Arena]]

	Mundine had planned to use the fight - Wood's reward for winning The Contender television series - as his final stepping stone before heading overseas, but admitted post-fight that everything was now up in the air after Wood left him sprawling on the canvas 58 seconds into the fifth round. After what had been a scrappy opening four rounds dominated by grappling and warnings from the referee, Wood - in just his 12th professional fight - landed a vicious left hook on Mundine's chin to send the two-time world champion to an early demise.		Mundine had planned to use the fight - Wood's reward for winning The Contender television series - as his final stepping stone before heading overseas, but admitted post-fight that everything was now up in the air after Wood left him sprawling on the canvas 58 seconds into the fifth round. After what had been a scrappy opening four rounds dominated by grappling and warnings from the referee, Wood - in just his 12th professional fight - landed a vicious left hook on Mundine's chin to send the two-time world champion to an early demise.

Brockellis at 16:03, 15 February 2011

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	Mundine had planned to use the fight - Wood's reward for winning The Contender television series - as his final stepping stone before heading overseas, but admitted post-fight that everything was now up in the air after Wood left him sprawling on the canvas 58 seconds into the fifth round. After what had been a scrappy opening four rounds dominated by grappling and warnings from the referee, Wood - in just his 12th professional fight - landed a vicious left hook on Mundine's chin to send the two-time world champion to an early demise.		Mundine had planned to use the fight - Wood's reward for winning The Contender television series - as his final stepping stone before heading overseas, but admitted post-fight that everything was now up in the air after Wood left him sprawling on the canvas 58 seconds into the fifth round. After what had been a scrappy opening four rounds dominated by grappling and warnings from the referee, Wood - in just his 12th professional fight - landed a vicious left hook on Mundine's chin to send the two-time world champion to an early demise.


	== Additional Notes ==		== Additional Notes ==
	* In more than 20 bouts against Australian fighters, Mundine had never been defeated by a compatriot		* In more than 20 bouts against Australian fighters, Mundine had previously never been defeated by a compatriot
	* Mundine came into the fight riding a 17-bout unbeaten streak stretching back to 2005		* Mundine came into the fight riding a 17-bout unbeaten streak stretching back to 2005
	* Neutral Corner of the ring collapsed after a jubilant Wood stood on the ropes		* Neutral Corner of the ring collapsed after a jubilant Wood stood on the ropes

Brockellis at 16:02, 15 February 2011

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	Mundine had planned to use the fight - Wood's reward for winning The Contender television series - as his final stepping stone before heading overseas, but admitted post-fight that everything was now up in the air after Wood left him sprawling on the canvas 58 seconds into the fifth round.		Mundine had planned to use the fight - Wood's reward for winning The Contender television series - as his final stepping stone before heading overseas, but admitted post-fight that everything was now up in the air after Wood left him sprawling on the canvas 58 seconds into the fifth round. After what had been a scrappy opening four rounds dominated by grappling and warnings from the referee, Wood - in just his 12th professional fight - landed a vicious left hook on Mundine's chin to send the two-time world champion to an early demise.

	After what had been a scrappy opening four rounds dominated by grappling and warnings from the referee, Wood - in just his 12th professional fight - landed a vicious left hook on Mundine's chin to send the two-time world champion to an early demise.

	In more than 20 bouts against Australian fighters, Mundine had never been defeated by a compatriot~~, and had come~~ into the fight riding a 17-bout unbeaten streak stretching back to 2005 ~~when he lost to Mikkel Kessler in Sydney.~~		== Additional Notes ==
			* In more than 20 bouts against Australian fighters, Mundine had never been defeated by a compatriot
			* Mundine came into the fight riding a 17-bout unbeaten streak stretching back to 2005
			* Neutral Corner of the ring collapsed after a jubilant Wood stood on the ropes

Brockellis at 15:57, 15 February 2011

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	Mundine had planned to use the fight - Wood's reward for winning The Contender television series - as his final stepping stone before heading overseas, but admitted everything was now up in the air after Wood left him sprawling on the canvas 58 seconds into the fifth round.		Mundine had planned to use the fight - Wood's reward for winning The Contender television series - as his final stepping stone before heading overseas, but admitted post-fight that everything was now up in the air after Wood left him sprawling on the canvas 58 seconds into the fifth round.

	After what had been a scrappy opening four rounds dominated by grappling and warnings from the referee, Wood - in just his 12th professional fight - landed a vicious left hook on Mundine's chin to send the two-time world champion to an early demise.		After what had been a scrappy opening four rounds dominated by grappling and warnings from the referee, Wood - in just his 12th professional fight - landed a vicious left hook on Mundine's chin to send the two-time world champion to an early demise.

	In more than 20 bouts against Australian fighters, Mundine had never been defeated by a compatriot, and had come into the fight riding a 17-bout unbeaten streak stretching back to 2005 when he lost to Mikkel Kessler in Sydney.		In more than 20 bouts against Australian fighters, Mundine had never been defeated by a compatriot, and had come into the fight riding a 17-bout unbeaten streak stretching back to 2005 when he lost to Mikkel Kessler in Sydney.

Brockellis at 15:56, 15 February 2011

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			Mundine had planned to use the fight - Wood's reward for winning The Contender television series - as his final stepping stone before heading overseas, but admitted everything was now up in the air after Wood left him sprawling on the canvas 58 seconds into the fifth round.

			After what had been a scrappy opening four rounds dominated by grappling and warnings from the referee, Wood - in just his 12th professional fight - landed a vicious left hook on Mundine's chin to send the two-time world champion to an early demise.

			In more than 20 bouts against Australian fighters, Mundine had never been defeated by a compatriot, and had come into the fight riding a 17-bout unbeaten streak stretching back to 2005 when he lost to Mikkel Kessler in Sydney.

Brockellis: moved Fight:1546738 to Anthony Mundine vs Garth Wood

2011-02-15T15:53:21Z

moved Fight:1546738 to Anthony Mundine vs Garth Wood

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Brockellis: Created page with '1546738'

2011-02-15T15:52:57Z

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