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buckojo Mundine v Green - Will the Supreme Mundine Machine Cream Green?
Background: If it happens by, say 16 August 2010 (and hopefully in Subiaco, Western Australia), will boxer and ex-NRL winger Anthony Mundine win the bout, by any means, against Danny Green?
Settlement details:As ruled a 'win' by the relevant governing boxing authority, subject to any succesful appeal decided within 6 months of the bout.
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