Former world champion Jeff Fenech advises Anthony Mundine to be in the ring for the Australian national anthem Anthony Mundine says having the right mental approach will be key to defeating Sugar Shane Mosley when they meet next week. JEFF Fenech has given controversial boxer Anthony Mundine a patriotic ultimatum  if you truly want Australians to love you then stand in the ring when they play Advance Australia Fair. With only two days until he faces ageing American superstar Sugar Shane Mosley, Mundine is being urged to avoid the farcial scenes that dogged his IBF middleweight world title fight with Daniel Geale, when the controversial boxer refused to be in the ring when the Australian national anthem played. Speaking with The Daily Telegraph yesterday, Fenech described the practice as "disrespectful to Australians of all colours" and said it was "embarrassing" to think a major Australian fight would be broadcast globally without Mosley present for the Star-Spangled Banner. "Anthony Mundine talks about how he wants Australia to support him,"" Fenech said. Well, show them you're a proud Australian too. Stand there in the ring when they play an anthem that, no matter what you think, is one that represents every single person in this country. We often hear that Anthony is a proud indigenous man and that's great. And there's no doubt there's been some terrible injustices committed against Aboriginal Australians. But the only way to overcome that is Australians uniting. if he wants all Australians to support him then he needs to show that he's one of us. That he is a proud Australian. I've been in plenty of big fights and I can never, ever remember the fighters not being present for their anthems. Over in America, the biggest fights are actually for which singer gets the honour of performing it. So to have Sugar Shane Mosley still in his dressing room . . . embarrassing. While Team Mundine have been heavily involved the $1 million deal required to bring Mosley Down Under, it's understood promoter Vlad Warton and broadcaster Main Event will have the final say in exactly when the anthems are played. There have been some suggestions that, like the Geale bout in January, the anthems will be played prior to the fighters entering the ring or, worse, at the start of telecast. Back in January, Mundine defended his decision to boycott the song, saying: "That anthem was composed in the 1800s when Aborigines were considered fauna. From 1901 to 1973 there was a White Australia Policy to make Australia white, and guess what the theme song of that policy was - Advance Australia Fair. So what are they really singing, Advance Australia White? As revealed on these pages back in July, Mundine has vowed to quit boxing if he cannot beat a Future Hall of Famer who is now 42, out of retirement and on a streak boasting just one win from five fights - albeit against genuine superstars including Floyd Mayweather, Manny Pacquiao and Saul Alvarez. "Shane Mosley is nowhere near his peak anymore,"" Fenech concedes. But he doesn't need to be to beat Mundine. "I'm predicting the first time Choc gets hit it'll be a case of "what the hell have I get myself into here?." Then just like those old Snagglepuss cartoons, it will be "exit, stage left." I said from the very outset that if Shane was still at 40 per cent of what he used to be he'd win. I've seen almost all his sparring and I can tell you he's a lot better than that. I think he is going to win and win by knockout. Main Event will show only the top five bouts of the evening, of which dumped NSW Origin star Blake Ferguson will be second. Anthony Mundine enters the ring before his fight with Daniel Geale in January.