Home / News / Boxing: Danny Green defeats Anthony Mundine in a controversial decision

Boxing: Danny Green defeats Anthony Mundine in a controversial decision

By on February 4, 2017

Danny Green last night overcame Anthony Mundine in a rematch ten years in the making, avenging his 2006 loss in what could be the final bout of both fighters careers.

SportChamps give you the chance to share in $1000 in their UFC 246 tournament. Bet all day on the event for only $10 and walk away with your pockets lined! Click this link to bet!

Fittingly, controversy was not far with many and media sources disagreeing with the scorecards, in particular a one-sided 98-90 score from judge Hubert Minn. Judge Tom Ferrauto scored it a 94-94 draw while judge Steve Morrow edged it to Green 96-94.

Green put to bed his rivalry with Mundine, giving him credit in his post-fight speech.

“I want everyone here to raise their hand and clap. I don’t care what you think, but for putting on a show for all you guys and for being one of the best athletes in the country – a hand clap for Anthony Mundine now please,” the 43-year-old said.

On the undercard, Tim Tszyu, the son of former world champion Kostya took his pro record to 2-0 with a TKO win over Mark Dalby while Rugby Union international Quade Cooper made easy work of Jack McInnes.

Results:

  • Danny Green def. Anthony Mundine via Decision (Majority)
  • Andrew Maloney def. Renoel Pael via Decision (Unanimous)
  • Jason Maloney def. Marco Demecillo via Decision (Unanimous)
  • Trent Broadhurst def. Nader Hamden via TKO
  • David Aloua def. Filipo Fonoti Masoe via Decision (Unanimous)
  • Quade Cooper def. Jack McInnes via TKO
  • Ivan Kolar def. Shane Tuck via Decision (Unanimous)
  • Tim Tszyu def. Mark Dalby via TKO
  • Antonio Caruso def. Friday Nwaiwu via Decision (Majority)
Started Martial Arts training after watching Mr Miyagi and Daniel-son in Karate Kid back in 1987. By the time MMA arrived many years later, I was hooked. Coverage of local MMA was via scarce posts on forums like the Underground and Sherdog. I embarked on covering the sport in 2002 and since then have written thousands of articles for both print and online media, before branching out and starting Fight News Australia in 2010. Outside the site, I dream of riding in an F1 car.
Related Items