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I was hearing romours from the commentary of Mundine vs Nievas, that if Green beats Otis Griffin and wins a light heavyweight world championship in the fight after, like many are predicting him to, Mundine will have a rematch with him at light heavyweight.
At light heavyweight who wins? Green or Mundine?
Mundine.
Mundine is way too quick.
Why the fuck would anyone want to see this fight? We saw the first one and it was basically embarrising.Quote:
Originally Posted by chum112
Well Mundine would win, however I'm not convinced that Green can beat Otis Griffin and get a light heavyweight title, so its a bit of a dead question for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by skel1983
Forget Mundine. His style doesn't mesh with Green. Anyone who fights Green toe to toe will get hurt. That's why het has a great chance against Woods.
http://www.sportsnut.com.au/category.php?intid=7
Why Danny Green can stop Clinton Woods
The new streamline Green Machine, Danny Green is motoring down the boxing highway to a world light-heavyweight championship.
He is fully confident he has the measure of IBF champ Clinton Woods, from England.
And Green has the power to do it, according to IBF world super-featherweight champion Barry “Boy” Michael.
I'd have to say mundine would have the upper hand in this bout....but the last post did bring up some interesting points.
Otis Griffin ??? The winner of Oscar De La Hoya's "next great Champ" series ???
;D Is Green really fighting that Otis Griffin ;D Ha ha, hilariousQuote:
Originally Posted by P.G.H Angel Eyes
As to Mundine-Green. Why? Is there any good reason for it to happen?