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Green gains no recognition for circus-like event

Since returning to the ring last April, Danny Green has looked and performed in what may be career-defining fashion in dominating victories over Anthony Van Niekerk, Julio Dominguez, once-legendary Roy Jones Jr and Anthony Mundine conqueror Manny Siaca. However, one victory Green will receive zero recognition for is the twenty-nine second fiasco against Paul Briggs.
Accidentally or coincidentally, Green has imposed his will and effectively ended.......
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Beaten Briggs tarnishes reputation with lacklustre performance

The once mighty Paul Briggs single-handedly destroyed every bit of his credibility along with any future career opportunities related to boxing when his comeback was derailed after all of twenty-nine seconds, including the ten-count issued by referee Pat Russell.
A clearly sluggish, unfit and unmotivated Briggs brought himself to the lowest point in his boxing career when he was felled by a single glancing left jab from Danny Green........
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Tunaciao scores upset win over Iannazzo

Daniel Iannazzo (17-1, 6 KOs) is the best super-bantamweight in Australia and is one of the most talented out of the stellar group of lighter-weight fighters that includes the likes of Joel Brunker, Mark Quon and Fred Mundraby. Iannazzo is a headline act in Melbourne but comparatively little known Filipino Allan Jay Tunaciao (10-2-3, 2 KOs) gave Iannazzo all he could handle on Charlie Liparota's Ringside.......
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Caparello makes statement with pummelling of McKay

Undefeated Victorian prospect Blake Caparello (5-0, 2 KOs) continued his steady rise through the Australian light-heavyweight ratings when he knocked out knock-about journeyman Kane McKay (8-9-2, 4 KOs) in the 8th round to capture the vacant WBF Australasian cruiserweight title at the Malvern Town Hall
The taller and much stronger Caparello dominated the fight from the opening........
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Mundine scores lacklustre victory in light-middleweight debut

A near capacity crowd saw Anthony Mundine (39-3, 23 KOs) use a high volume-punching attack along with his typical fleet footed approach to outscore the underwhelmed Argentine Carlos Adan Yanez (30-13-3, 16 KOs) at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre in Queensland.
Mundine outpointed the clearly overmatched Yanez to take an easy unanimous decision in a bout that was supposed.......
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Editor's Notebook

Many fighters suffer several defeats and come back stronger, however not many fighters can suffer several stoppage defeats and do the same. Enter Les Sherrington, a fighter that has overcome four stoppage defeats and is now highly world rated (IBF #8 and WBA #12) and on the verge of a world title shot......

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Ward outpoints Green in easy shut-out victory

Andre Ward advanced to the semi-finals of the Super Six and retained his WBA super-middleweight title by beating Allan Green by unanimous decision on Saturday.
Ward completely controlled his first defense of the WBA super middleweight title and advanced to the final four of the modified round-robin tournament with one round to go. He won all twelve-rounds from the three judges.....
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Briggs promises a war against Green

Returning Australian cruiserweight Paul "Hurricane" Briggs (26-3, 18 KOs) promised fans yesterday a boxing war when he meets fellow Aussie Danny Green (29-3, 26 KOs) in Sydney next month. The fight will be held at the Entertainment Centre in Sydney on July 21st and will be Green's third defense of his IBO cruiserweight title.
Briggs held a media training session at the Competitive Boxing Gym in Malaga.....
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Interviews

HEATH "THE HEAT" ELLIS
"... I come from a family of fighters so that's what we do - fight ..."
SOLOMON EGBERIME
"... My style is unique, and it is a crowd pleasing style ..."
DANIEL "THE ROCK" DAWSON
"... I think a fight in Australia against Anthony (Mundine) would be a huge fight ..."

Editor's Notebook

  • Many fighters suffer several defeats and come back stronger, however not many fighters can suffer several stoppage defeats and do the same. Enter Les Sherrington, a fighter that has overcome four stoppage defeats and is now highly world rated (IBF #8 and WBA #12) and on the verge of a world title shot.
  • Notable News on:
    IBF #7 middleweight Daniel Geale
    Tough Filipino Czar Amonsot
    WBO #9 light-welterweight and WBO Oriental & African champion Lance Gostelow
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