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Message: [QUOTE="robbie mustoe, post: 2325405, member: 1969"] Yep, these guys are both light-years ahead of Mundine. Katsidis was sitting in the audience for the Marquez-Diaz II post-fight presser on the weekend asking Juan Manuel Marquez for a shot at his 135 pound championship, which Michael is the mandatory challenger for. Marquez is universally recognised as the best lightweight in the world today, the number 1 Mexican fighter, and the number 3 p4p fighter in the world behind Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather. Marquez has a draw and a controversial split decision loss against Pacquiao in addition to several great wins over world champions such as Mexican All Time Great Marco Antonio Barrera. Marquez is genuine world class, one of the best fighters of his generation, and Michael is begging for a fight with him. Meanwhile, who has Anthony got lined up? Ryan Waters. Honestly, it isn't even remotely close. As far as Vic Darchinyan is concerned, the man has held several legitimate world titles and beaten several top class fighters. Hell, Vic holds a KO victory over Cristian Mijares, former #5 rated p4p fighter in the world. That win alone is better than Mundine's entire resume. Danny Green and a faded Antwun Echols are the best names on Anthony's resume, and they just don't stack up. [/QUOTE]

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