Mark Schleibs has branded Australian boxing’s most famous supporter group “scumbags” after Mad Bunch members allegedly shouted “Where’s your father?” during a weigh-in scuffle at Wollongong Entertainment Centre on Tuesday.
Mark Schleibs has branded Australian boxing’s most famous supporter group “scumbags” after Mad Bunch members allegedly shouted “Where’s your father?” during a weigh-in scuffle at Wollongong Entertainment Centre on Tuesday. Schleibs made the claim shortly after security were forced to separate himself and undefeated world No.1 super bantamweight contender Sam Goodman.
Despite having been branded an Anthony Mundine wannabe, 30-year-old Schleibs is looking to go earn himself one of the greatest upsets in Aussie boxing history against Goodman on Wednesday night.Undoubtedly, a win would also represent another incredible chapter in the life story of this fighter who was born in the Philippines to a single mum, later raised by a Melbourne bank robber and has most recently been estranged from his own son, Oscar. For 30 years, Schleibs has also carried with him a letter which, written before he was born, was then mailed to mum by the biological father he has never me
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