Live blog: Anthony Mundine v Shane Mosley WBA light middleweight title bout Anthony Mundine and Shane Mosley official weigh-in at Allphones Arena. THE undercards are over and it's time for the main event: Anthony Mundine v Shane Mosley. In the final undercard, NRL star Blake Ferguson was beaten by the unheralded Luke Turner. From earlier... A CONFIDENT Shane Mosley has predicted a knockout against Anthony Mundine in tonight's WBA international light middleweight title bout. Speaking in the locker-rooms shortly before the pair take to the ring in Homebush, Mosley told Main Event: "I predict a knockout. That's what I always go for. It's going to be a great fight. I can't wait to get in there. THE NSW Combat Authority has cancelled the Bilal Akkawy-Jacques Henrisson fight on the Anthony Mundine-Shane Mosley undercard after being made aware of the wild mismatch the contest promised to be. Akkawy is 7-0 with six knockouts while Henrisson (0-12-2) is yet to register a win in 14 fights. It is understood the Victorian Combat Authority withdrew its support after being made aware of the quality of Henrisson's opponent. "The Victorian board withdrew their clearance for Henrisson," NSW Combat Authority's Craig Waller said. I don't know why, all I got was an email that said they withdrew their clearance. Sonny Bill Williams and Bilal Akkawy earlier this year. Akkawy's opponent on Wednesday night's undercard was forced to withdraw. An anonymous tip warned the Victorian authorities after the caller originally failed to convince NSW officials the fight was a mismatch. In further farcical scenes, the undercard's start was delayed after the boxers' gloves failed to be delivered on time. When the card did get underway, Ahmed Dib (pictured below) completely dominated Mike Wanprasert in another mismatch, winning by a third round TKO. Sam Ah See then followed that with a comfortable victory against Daniely Roy Maxwell, 14 years his senior. Ahmed Dib (R) throws an uppercut at Mike Wanprasert during a Mundine-Mosley undercard mismatch. The event promises to be a night of mismatches and barely contestable bouts. The only fights featuring two fighters relatively evenly matched fighters, other than the main event, are Joseph Kwadjo (21-6) against Renold Quinlan (5-0) and NRL player Blake Ferguson on debut against fellow debutant Luke Turner. For Mundine, the dream is a crack at supremely gifted WBA super welterweight Floyd Mayweather, indisputably the world's best pound for pound boxer.