title,'' the Minister for Sport, Graham Annesley, said. ''Danny is the current IBF champion and became only the fourth Australian to unify world titles when he claimed the WBA belt in September. Anthony is a former WBA and IBO world champion in the middleweight and super middleweight divisions. ''Everyone is aware of the intense rivalry between the pair and it promises to be an adrenaline-charged match between two great champions.'' That rivalry was again on display at Wednesday's press conference, with Mundine saying he was having to do most of the promotion because Geale was too ''nice''. He also suggested that the judges may favour the IBF champion. ''I know I am up against it, I know that I am going to have to fight the judges as well as Geale and his team,'' Mundine said. ''The only way this boy is going to win is if they rob me. ''He is the champion and his big promoter Gary Shaw is indulging the IBF. But I am going to dominate the fight that much they can't take it away from me.'' Asked if this was the biggest fight staged in Sydney, Mundine said: ''Maybe. But there is only one charismatic, flamboyant flashy brash cat pushing this fight, and that's me. No one would know who he was if it wasn't for me.'' However, Geale said he was constantly being approached by fans wanting him to knock Mundine out. ''We have been fighting at a certain level and he has been