Proof Anthony Mundine talks rubbish! Loud-mouth boxer holds bizarre press conference from inside a wheelie bin as he promises to ‘slice and dice’ Jeff Horn up like tomatoes
- Former world champion boxer bad-mouthed Jeff Horn during training session
- From inside a bin he said he would ‘slice him up, dice him up like tomatoes’
- Mundine shut down accusations from his opposition he would be using diuretics
Anthony Mundine has taken trash talking to the next level, delivering a bizarre press conference from inside a rubbish bin.
The former world champion boxer bad-mouthed Jeff Horn during an open training session in Logan, south of Brisbane on Friday, ahead of their November 30 fight.
‘I’m going to eat him up, I’m going to slice him up, dice him up like tomatoes, and I’m going to eat him real good,’ he told reporters.
Anthony Mundine (pictured) has taken his trash talking to the next level and delivered a bizarre press conference from inside a rubbish bin
Mundine shut down accusations from his opposition he would be using diuretics to get down to 71kg the day before the fight, saying talk of him cheating ‘p****d me off’.
‘That’s some other bullshit … that really pissed me off,’ Mundine said.
‘You all know that I’m the most cleanest cat out there. You know I’m not going to take drugs to try and cut weight. If I can’t make the weight, I can’t make the weight.’
While he said he was hungry following a strict clean eating diet to help him drop kilos in time for the fight, nothing compared to how hungry he was to beat Horn.
The former world champion boxer bad-mouthed Jeff Horn (right) during an open training session in Logan, south of Brisbane on Friday, ahead of their November 30 fight
‘I’m hungry but I’m going to be more hungry 30th. Believe me,’ Mundine said.
Horn’s trainer Glenn Rushton said this week he wanted to make sure Mundine wasn’t taking diuretics or prohibited substances to make the weight, The Courier-Mail reported.
His camp will reportedly demand Mundine be tested for drugs five times ahead of the fight.
Two hours before the fight both boxers will need to weigh no more than 75kg.
Two hours before the fight both boxers (pictured) will need to weigh no more than 75kg