‘I have my suspicions’: Anthony Mundine’s house ransacked by thieves

Anthony Mundine has taken another blow just weeks after suffering a brutal knockout loss to Jeff Horn, revealing his house was robbed by “someone that has to know me”.

Retired boxer Anthony Mundine has suffered another blow after thieves stole up to $5000 in cash and goods from his South Hurstville home.

The Daily Telegraph can reveal Mundine was robbed between last Thursday and Saturday while the 43-year-old was in Queensland.

Mundine returned home to see every room of his two-level home ransacked.

About $1000 in cash was stolen from a backpack along with a valuable boxing necklace and watch.

Mundine was knocked into retirement by Jeff Horn. Picture: Annette Dew

Mundine said only acquaintances know where he lives and he fears the robber is someone he knows. Police were called and finger prints taken.

“I have my suspicions — I know it’s someone that has to know me,” Mundine told The Daily Telegraph. “Pretty much no one knows where I live, only really family and friends. I don’t tell anyone anything.

“You’ve just got to know who’s who in the zoo. It will come out eventually, as it always does, just be wary. I’m not angry, it was more upsetting, disappointing.”

Mundine has retired after his loss to Jeff Horn.

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