Anthony Mundine's Hurstville Boxa Bar firebombed in overnight attack

A BAR owned by controversial boxer Anthony Mundine has been destroyed in an overnight fire bombing.

A BAR owned by controversial boxer Anthony Mundine has been destroyed in a suspected overnight fire bombing.

Police are investigating the incident and will interview Mundine this afternoon.

The Boxa Bar coffee shop in Hurstville was a known hangout for Mundine and his associates and had most of his memorabilia on the walls.

The burned-out Boxa Bar at Hurstville. Source: Supplied

"The police are onto it and I'm meeting them this afternoon," a shocked Mundine told The Daily Telegraph.

"I've got ideas but I don't want to assume or speculate."

Asked if he was frightened: "At the end of the day god is the greatest. I fear god. I don't fear anything else.

"You do bad, it will come back to bite you. God takes care of that."

He says he is unsure if the bombing related to his upcoming fight with Shane Mosley on November 27.

Anthony Mundine with Garth Wood for a past weigh-in at Boxa Bar, Hurstville.

Mosley arrived back in Australia today after skipping the country three weeks ago when his payments could not be guaranteed,

"The timing makes you wonder what all this is about," he said.