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Anthony Mundine has made more than $30million in the ring, owns nine properties, is considering starting his own political party and rates himself a better athlete than Tom Brady.
Boxing great Anthony Mundine has blasted the Australian national anthem lyric change, claiming it remains a “white supremacy song”.
Mundine and Zerafa met in a press conference on Friday, and already things are getting heated. Anthony Mundine during his press conference with Michael Zerafa: "I'm the best athlete in Australia's history." "I've never wanted to whip a bloke so bad. He's gunna get whipped."#ZerafaMundinepic.twitter.com/nzzJqwbjva — bet365_aus (@bet365_aus) December 18, 2020 Mundine (48-10) has lost four of his past five fights, and will be coming up against a man who is 17 years younger than him. Zerafa (27-4) hasn't fought since his loss to Jeff Horn in December last year. Latest News Tszyu...
FShareTTweetQSMSWWhatsAppBEmailGJTumblrLLinkedInDec 18th, 2020 When Michael Zerafa was 14, he wrote to a 31-year-old Anthony Mundine, promising the league star turned boxer he would beat him one day and end his career. Mundine was at the height of his popularity at the time, with the former world champion setting numerous PPV records in Australia on the way to earning a reported $30 million inside the ring. Yet that didn't stop a teenage Zerafa from sending a message to the star on social media. "He still remembers it," Zerafa tells Wide World of Sports. Being 17 years Mundine's junior, Zera...
Aussie Tim Tszyu destroys Kiwi Bowyn Morgan, gives Michael Zerafa cold shoulder Boxing by Jamie Pandaram Premium Content Subscriber only A major world title fight looms for Tim Tszyu in his backyard after his first round demolition of Kiwi Bowyn Morgan. Tszyu knocked out Morgan in less than two minutes at Bankwest Stadium, then declared: "I want only one thing, that's the world title, here in Australia", which is likely to be staged in March or April 2021 against Argentina's Brian Castano. "Every fighter has their strengths, but it's about taking their ...