Two weigh in events were held within one day, carefully planned by the Green promotion team to aid in weight draining Cameron and ensuring he was not able to re-hydrate to a decent level. Referee Pat Russell was criticized for his inability and inclination to stop Green using Rabbit punches and excessive holding. Following the fight, Green revealed that he had fought with broken ribs as a result of a training injury received several weeks before the fight. Green conceded about to Cameron (the Commonwealth champion), and said of his opponent "I'm proud I did it against a warrior and a much respected athlete." Green versus Mundine II On 3 February 2017, Green and Mundine held a rematch at the Adelaide Oval. In a fight during which both boxers were deducted points, Green was controversially declared the winner by decision, despite most analysts and bookmakers having Mundine well ahead on the scorecards. Professional boxing record Media In 2006 a documentary called The Fight Game based on the earlier part of Green's career was released. Mick Angus followed Green for four years to produce the film, and said of Green: "He's no saint and Danny is the first to say that, but there is a degree of compassion that he wears on his sleeve." A book about Green's career titled Closed Fist, Open Heart: The Danny Green Story was co-written by Green and Daniel Lane and released in 2008. In February 2018, Green was revealed as an intruder contestant on the fourth season of the Australian version of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!. On 12 March 2018, Green came in third place. Bravery award On 1 October 2006, Green rescued a drowning man at Yallingup beach. A keen surfer, "Green battled huge waves" to reach the man before paddling him back to shore. Upon recovery, the rescued man was reported to have said "This a story to tell the boys at the next party, getting rescued by Danny Green." In 2011 the Australian Government awarded Green a Commendation for Brave Conduct, citing "Mid morning on 1 October 2006, Mr. Green rescued a man caught in a rip at Yallingup beach." Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race Green competed in the 2009 Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race alongside Wallabies Phil Waugh and Phil Kearns, swimmer Grant Hackett, and the crew of the supermaxi yacht Investec Loyal. Following the race, Green is