Bribery allegations add to Mundine-Mosley farce Chad Bennett's camp has been accused of offering a bribe to a scheduled opponent. The disaster that was the Anthony Mundine-Shane Mosley fight has fallen into further farce with one of the boxers on the undercard alleging he was offered money to throw his fight. If it wasn't bad enough that Mosley walked out of the bout after a financial dispute with promoter Vlad Warton, who Mosley said didn't stump up the agreed cash in time, Filipino fighter Jimrex Jaca's camp say they were offered cash to lose to Newcastle fighter Chad 'Hollywood' Bennett in one of the warm-up events. Jaca's trainer Franklin Albia told the Filipino news site Sun Star they were approached with a proposal to throw the light welterweight fight for $3500, of which $2000 would have gone to the fighter and $1500 to Albia. "He told us 'my friend you have to lose this fight' but we said no because we were not there to lose this fight," Albia was quoted as saying on sunstar.com. They threatened to pull us out from the fight and change to a different opponent if we didn't give in to their demands. Jaca told the website his camp was offered another deal, again with the clincher being that he had to take a dive. "We were offered to fight him on December 6 and I was going to be paid a purse of $14,000 but I had to throw the fight away," Jaca said. Albia said his fighter was left out of pocket after the botched trip to Australia and wants to be compensated for his expenses. The Mundine-Mosley fight was scheduled for October 23 but cancelled just one day out, with Mosley and his team flying out of Sydney after the deal fell through. Fairfax Media is seeking comment from promoters.