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They both won their fights and I remember hearing as long as they both won, Paulie would agree to give N'dou a rematch for his title. Going back to their first fight, there was a rematch clause in the contract and they came to an this agreement. I'm just curious if Paulie will honour it, but I suspect he probably will. Either way, Paulie should win the rematch, but it should be closer than the first fight.
Should be about the same as the first one... Really pointless rematch if it does happen. I don't really care what happens at 140 in the next little while.. Not much there.
A tough whole is digging now for PM. He needs to chase the belts, not this garbage rematch!
Paulie's said he wants money fights and no one's going to want to pay for that! A backwards step. He's only been beaten by Cotto whereas N'Dou is a decent workout for a beltholder.
I think Paulie should rematch Ngoudjo if anything.
Of couse no ones interested in seeing this fight, Im just curious how Paulie will get out of it case technically the fight should happen. Maybe they throw some money at N'dou to make him go away. If I was Paulie id go after Gavin Rees who imo hed beat easily and start to unify to get a really big fight vs. Hatton.
I doubt that will ever happen though, and Ndoudjo was lucky to get a title shot to begin with.Quote:
Originally Posted by ono
yeh i agree he hadn't done enough to get a title shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by BoomBoom
but you could argue that neither had paulie.
I agree a rematch would be pointless, it was a close fight now its time to move on. Mostly every boxer in history has been awarded a close decision that could of gone either way. Paulie needs to fight Gavin Rees who is very limited fighter and i could see Paulie beating him with ease plus he could add another title to his collection, that would be the smart move.Quote:
Originally Posted by p4pking