NSW Combat Sports Authority (NSWCSA). In the months following the fight, Jones also claimed that the referee stopped the fight too early. In March 2010 Green responded to the allegations with an open letter to Jones, stating "THE hand wraps were the same wraps I used in five previous world title fights, in Germany, Montreal, Australia ..." and "MY hand wraps were personally inspected by three independent inspectors of the NSW Combat Sports Authority and they each certified that my wraps were legal and gave me no advantage whatsoever." The NSWCSA dismissed the matter, however Green claimed that he had "spent tens of thousands of dollars on legal representation and fees in an attempt to protect myself from unsubstantiated claims that should've been ignored from the outset." Green also claimed that the "unnecessary investigation ... ruined his chance to promote a lucrative 'super bout' against the legendary Bernard Hopkins in Sydney" and urged the state premier Kristina Keneally to "launch an investigation into the Combat Sports Authority." The controversy continued when Jones filed a lawsuit against Green, citing: alleged use of illegal hand wrappings, Green's refusal to invoke a rematch clause in the fight contract, and still being owed money by Green's promotional company, Green Machine Promotions. Green versus Briggs Between the Jones and Briggs fights, Green defended his IBO cruiserweight title when he defeated the Puerto Rican Manny Siaca by a third-round KO in Perth on 14 April 2010. On 21 July 2010 Green took on Paul Briggs for the IBO cruiserweight world title. The bout had to be moved from Sydney to Perth at the last minute after the New South Wales Combat Sports Authority refused to commission the bout "because of concerns about the medical fitness of 35-year-old Briggs." The concerns were rumoured to be "neurological", however Briggs denied that claim (whilst stating that he did have problems with his sense of balance). Briggs was a two-time light-heavyweight world title contender, however he hadn't fought for three years prior to the bout with Green. Before the bout Green labelled Briggs "very unprofessional" and "disrespectful" after he weighed-in over the agreed-to fight limit (Green weighed-in at ). The cruiserweight weight limit is , however boxers are permitted to agree (as happened for the Green-Briggs bout) to meet a weight limit under the cruiserweight maximum. Based on the weight transgression, Green could have called the fight off, however he