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Anthony Mundine took TRASH's speech to another level after criticizing Jeff Horn's camp before his fight on November 30 when he was sitting in a trash bin.
Mundine wasted no time after Friday's training session targeting Horn's camp to claim he might be tempted to take banned substances to gain weight by starting his press conference in the bath. improvised ice cream.
In unusual scenes, the perplexing media gathered around Mundine, who was answering questions as he recalled himself in the trash of the Logan boxing gym located in a shed in Slacks Creek, in west Brisbane.
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But the ice that his father and his coach – the great boxer Tony – poured into the trash certainly did not cool down Mundine, who landed on Horn's coach, Glenn Rushton.
Rushton said this week that Mundine may be tempted to take "shortcuts", such as diuretics or banned substances, to compete in the 71-kilogram weightlifting battle at Suncorp Stadium, supposedly the last fight of the 43-year-old. .
"They're bulls." That's really what made me lose it, Mundine said.
"I'm probably the most tested person in the world of Australian sport.
"I tell the kids, 'Do not touch drugs.' I do not even like taking cold or flu tablets. Rushton revealed that Mundine could be tested for blood and urine up to five times before the fight to ensure the former NRL star was "properly" losing weight.
Mundine, who fought Danny Green last year with nearly 91 kg of heavyweight, is expected to want to spend 80 kg.
Boxing: Jeff Horn thinks he's done more in his short boxing career compared to veteran boxer Anthony Mundine. Both face each other on November 30th.
Hornblowing to Mundine's legacy
Horn, 30, has spent most of his career at the limit of 66.68 kg welterweight. Still under the strict contract, Mundine will have to pay a fine of $ 20,000 per 100 grams for the first kilogram exceeding the limit of 71 kg, then $ 500,000 per kilogram following the weighing the day before their fight. Mundine (card 48-8-0) and Horn (18-1-1) will be weighed again two hours before the fight where both must weigh 75 kg or less.
Mundine said that he had agreed to the conditions to fight because he believed that was what the fans wanted to see.
"It is going to be difficult. They want to try to make me as vulnerable as possible, "he said.
"I make sure to do everything in my power to be as physically strong as possible." Mundine ended up coming out of the trash to answer questions, but that was not the end of the speech.
"He's a good kid but he's not in my league," he said of Horn.
"He can not speak. It's like looking at dry paint, it's boring. And it's a boring fighter – I make a call to the eye. "
Originally published under the title Taking 'trash': next level: Mundine-Horn war becomes strange
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