Uncaged in pictures: Danny Green challenges Anthony Mundine's sons to fight his boy in next generation bout
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Mundine, Green boys to face off?
Former Australian boxer Danny Green has promised that his son will go up against Anthony Mundine's boys in the ring in the coming years.
"My boy Archie is coming for your boys, mate, don't worry about that, Choc," Green said on Stan Sport's commentary, as the camera showed Mundine sitting in the stands.
"The next generation. It's going to happen."
Mundine and Green, the next generation.
Would that bout fill every pub in the nation, like their fathers who came before?
Anthony Mundine and John Hopoate watch the action at Uncaged.
Anthony Mundine and John Hopoate watch the action at Uncaged.
No KO? No pay?
Paulo Aokuso claimed before his fight that he wouldn't get paid if he didn't knock Clay Waterman out.
Stan Sport's Michael Atkinson went on to ask him if that was true, after his win over Waterman.
"Hey mate, you know, like it's just, it's just all talk, you know, we're here, we're here to bring out the best of my opponent, and I brought the best out of him, and I brought the best out of me," Aokuso said on Stan.
"You know, dug deep, you know I stayed in the trenches, and I came out on top."
The judges scores were 97-93, 95-95, 96-94.
What boxing is all about
New Zealand's Kenny 'The Jet' Niko claimed victory over Fiji's Laitia Yalikitoga in an absolute slug-fest of a heavyweight opener.
An exhausted Niko took three of the four rounds and won by unanimous decision.
"Kenny Niko can barely walk back to his corner," Danny Green said on Stan Sport.
"Congratulations fellas, that's what boxing is about, giving your all. It wasn't pretty, but Kenny Niko got the job done, and he's literally exhausted and out on his feet."
He's back!
George Kambosos Jr revealed that he'd be returning to the ring in 2025.
But, this time around, he'll be moving to the welterweight division.
"February, we're going to be back, in the ring, new division, 140lb," he said on Stan Sport.
"I'm looking forward to doing some big things next year."
Blown away early
Paulo Aokuso landed a brutal blow on Clay Waterman during their bout.
Aokuso dominated the early rounds, but Waterman was able to hang in there despite the battering he was copping.
"He (Aokuso) wanted to make an early statement and he did. Smothered him, bullied him, belted him," Danny Green said on Stan Sport.
Curtis Scott and Liam Messam trade blows.
Curtis Scott and Liam Messam trade blows.
Cannot split 'em!
Atter a gallant fight from both opponents, the judges declared it a draw between Sylvana Touma and Kaitlyn Lodge!
In scenes not always familiar to the boxing world, both females seemed calm and satisfied with the non-result, in an anti-climatic finish.
A draw that warms the heart
Will we see Sylvana Touma and Kaitlyn Lodge in a rematch?
The pair drew after an impressive outing in the ring, with the judges unable to split them.
'Disappointed' Pedro explains heartbreak
A frustrated Tyson Pedro spoke to Stan Sport after Kris Terzievski walked away from their fight due to a contract dispute.
"I expected him to run in the ring, but I didn't expect him to run interstate," Pedro said.
"I got a call saying that he might be... I won't go into details."
A frustrated Pedro declared more will be exposed of Terzievski's decision.
"The truth will come out of everything that's happened but yeah, I just got a call, maybe it was off, maybe it was on, and I didn't understand it. And then I found out that he was on a plane," he said.
