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« on: December 03, 2009, 07:39:31 AM »



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Australian Danny Green produced a big shock by knocking out Roy Jones Jr in the first round of their IBO cruiserweight title fight in Sydney.

The 40-year-old Jones, who was seeking a ninth world title, was floored inside the first minute by a brutal punch.

Jones got up but Green continued the onslaught and the referee stopped the bout after two minutes, two seconds.

After only his sixth loss in 60 fights, Jones, who had eyed a bout with Bernard Hopkins, has hinted at retirement.

Jones Jr beat Hopkins to win his first world title in 1993 and floored Britain's Joe Calzaghe in the first round when the pair met for the Ring Magazine light heavyweight championship in New York in November 2008, before losing unanimously on points.
He has won eight world titles in four different weight divisions and has been referred to as the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world.

But he was felled for only the third time in his career and succumbed to the quickest defeat of a professional career that began way back in 1989.

Green, who only came out of a 13-month retirement in April, was close to apologetic after winning his 28th fight out of 31, 25 of them by knockout.

"That almost hurt me to do that to someone whom I aspire to look up to as a professional fighter inside and outside the ring," he said.

"I am just overwhelmed - this is the greatest victory in my entire life."

Jones Jr is now unlikely to continue in the ring and said: "I have got to take my hat off to Danny, it was a great performance. I guess now I go back into retirement."




One of / If not, the greatest fight in Australian Boxing history...Aussie Danny Green Smashes the big talking Seppo in just over 2 minutes of round 1.....Danny your a fuckin legend mate!
The only question left to ask is why couldnt he have done that to Mundine the fuckin queer carnt!
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« Reply #1 on: December 03, 2009, 08:29:27 AM »

Just seen in on Sky Sports news... Fuck me what a hiding!

Did Danny Green ever fight Mundine?
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Danny Green stuns Roy Jones Jr with superb victory in Sydney
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Danny Green produced one of the most spectacular displays by an Australian boxer to knock out Roy Jones Jnr in the first round of their world title fight in Sydney.
Green retained his IBO cruiserweight title in just 2min 2sec. But Jones looked every bit a 40-year-old fighter who is past his prime rather than a man aiming to create boxing history by becoming the first boxer to have won world titles in every weight division from middleweight to heavyweight.
This defeat is likely to signal the end of Jones’s career.
Green said: ‘This is the greatest victory in my entire life.’
Jones said: ‘I have got to take my hat off to Danny. I guess now I go back into retirement.’
Green’s win could pave the way for a fight against Bernard Hopkins.



Danny's fight against Mundine in 2006 was one of the most antisipated fights in Australian boxing history...
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Green started the bout as a slight favourite with the bookmakers and did well in the opening rounds with his strong power jabs but Mundine was too agile and posed too much boxing skill to be troubled and evaded most of Green's attacks. By the 6th round Mundine had taken control of the bout with crisp counter-punches after swaying or blocking Green's punches. The 7th round saw Mundine land a solid right hook flush on Green's jaw and Green began to look weary and fatigued as a result of absorbing fast counters and Mundine's power shot. He managed to last the full 12 rounds without a knockdown, but Mundine was awarded the bout in a unanimous points decision, having completely out-boxed the rugged, hard hitting Western Australian 118-113, 116-113 and 118-111.[2] [3]

The following day, Green announced that the rivalry between Mundine and himself was over. He also stated that he respects Mundine as a fighter, but will be seeking a rematch, to prove it was just an off night.
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« Reply #3 on: December 03, 2009, 08:54:40 PM »

saw it last night at the pub jones 1st looked like he took a dive but the head punch was solid from green it had plenty behind it
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