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Malignaggi v Ngoudjo
117-111
116-113
115-113
Now I havent watched this fight since after it happened, but I think I had Ngoudjo winning it either by one or two points, and so did alot of people and i remember alot of people saying where the fuck did they get 117-111 from.
I cant remember Paulie saying Ngoudjo got fucked up the arse can anyone else. ;D
That's Karma for ya.. You're happy to take it when you're on the right side of it, and can't help but be pissed off when your not...
Shitty decisions are part of this sport. It was only 1 idiot judge that had it 118-110 for Diaz. The fight was really close and could have went either way. Close fights are not robberies.
The fight was indeed close so a decision going to Diaz isn't a robbery. Just controversial. 116-112 is eyebrow raising. 118-110 is just plain fixed.
All fighters come up with bad decisions. Cannot think of a fighter who has not.
Yeah i thought he lost that fight aswell. Wasn't a total robbery but i had Ngoudjo winning by 2 or 3 rounds.
i agree, although i had Malignaggi beating both Ngoudjo (spelling) and Diaz, but both were close and could have gone to either guy, what i don't agree with are the scores, especially the Diaz 118-110 score, serious action should be taken against judges with scores as ridiculous as the two mentioned
HErman won the fight by a fair 3 rounds but I think that rare are the boxers who will admit that they did lose so even though I really dislike Paulie, I can understand him to act in such way.
I'm Not A Malignaggi Fan , But I Think He Did Enough To Pull Win, But With That Said ,his Lack Of Sportsmanship In The Post Fight Interview And His Bad-mouthing Of Boxing In General Makes Me Not Ever Want To See Him Again, Maybe He Needs To Find A New And More Fairer Career
Jookie, I gotta agree with you about that. Although boxing has its problems, boxing is not "shit." It has a few bad apples but all in all, at least from my experience in the sport, people in the boxing community generally have alot of respect for each other. I do think that a lot of what he said was because his emotions were running high, but it is never a good idea to bite the hand that feeds you. Boxing has been VERY good to Paulie for the most part.
thing is all in all what he said isn't too far from the truth, i love boxing, but the politics aspect of the sport are a joke, all the bad scoring, reffing, and even stripping fighters of their titles over retarded technicalities is getting ridiculous, it's been good to him cause he's worked his ass off to get to where he is, nothing has been handed to him, he's had to make himself into a sellable name due to his defensive style and lack of punching power, same as many others, but there are the few (Chavez Jr), who basically are made to be good for TV and hyped beyond belief yet can't fight for shitQuote:
Originally Posted by BoomBoom
I just think that if hes only doing it for the payday, like he says, and that boxing is garbage, he shouldnt get another payday. That would make him a hypocrite. He was saying how unfair boxing was when he signed to fight Diaz, but he did anyways. Thats tells me that the pros outweight the cons for him. Boxing has problems that need to be fixed. But there are a lot of people whio hate their jobs.If all those people went to work and went on a rant in their boses office and said "this place is shit, this job is a joke..." and then said "....but Ill see you tommorow cause I like the paycheck." To me that isnt productive. If I was his boss, id tell him to clean out his desk. If Paulie wants to help change boxing he has to take a better approach. And Im all for that. But If I was Golden Boy, I wouldnt want him on my show again.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElTerribleMoralesthing is all in all what he said isn't too far from the truth, i love boxing, but the politics aspect of the sport are a joke, all the bad scoring, reffing, and even stripping fighters of their titles over retarded technicalities is getting ridiculous, it's been good to him cause he's worked his ass off to get to where he is, nothing has been handed to him, he's had to make himself into a sellable name due to his defensive style and lack of punching power, same as many others, but there are the few (Chavez Jr), who basically are made to be good for TV and hyped beyond belief yet can't fight for shitQuote:
Originally Posted by BoomBoom
That ain't it. He should of took a loss in the 2nd N'dou fight as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by skel1983
other people that hate their jobs have the luxury to go and look for the same job at another place, he doesn't have that luxury, and well i compare it to this, one guy puts in all the work and goes leaps above what is expected from him, and yet the promotion goes to the companies owner's son, i dunno if you get what i mean but well if as a fan i'm tired of all the bullshit in boxing, imagine how it must feel as a fighterQuote:
Originally Posted by BoomBoomI just think that if hes only doing it for the payday, like he says, and that boxing is garbage, he shouldnt get another payday. That would make him a hypocrite. He was saying how unfair boxing was when he signed to fight Diaz, but he did anyways. Thats tells me that the pros outweight the cons for him. Boxing has problems that need to be fixed. But there are a lot of people whio hate their jobs.If all those people went to work and went on a rant in their boses office and said "this place is shit, this job is a joke..." and then said "....but Ill see you tommorow cause I like the paycheck." To me that isnt productive. If I was his boss, id tell him to clean out his desk. If Paulie wants to help change boxing he has to take a better approach. And Im all for that. But If I was Golden Boy, I wouldnt want him on my show again.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElTerribleMoralesthing is all in all what he said isn't too far from the truth, i love boxing, but the politics aspect of the sport are a joke, all the bad scoring, reffing, and even stripping fighters of their titles over retarded technicalities is getting ridiculous, it's been good to him cause he's worked his ass off to get to where he is, nothing has been handed to him, he's had to make himself into a sellable name due to his defensive style and lack of punching power, same as many others, but there are the few (Chavez Jr), who basically are made to be good for TV and hyped beyond belief yet can't fight for shitQuote:
Originally Posted by BoomBoom
I actually agree with a lot of what Paulie is saying and he is rightfully mad. But hes not directing his anger at the right people. There does need to be a lot of changes in boxing because it is hard enough being a fighter without having to worry about getting screwed by a boxing politician sitting ringside. But Golden Boy in itself is not to blame. The issue is with the commisions. Each state benifits from its fighters doing well. A national commision could potentially be good, but a lot of pople would never go for it, Im not even sure if I would, and definately not if the government had its hand in it. A non-federal commision of joint states where judges are randomly appointed from anywhere in the country could help in getting more fair results. The problem is each state right now wants to have its own commision so it can help its fighters along. It is wrong, but it is what happens all the time. State commisioners dont want a national commision nd unfortunately they all have too much power to get around them. Maybe if enough people can get on board this thing can be tackled.
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Originally Posted by JOOKIE
Do not give boxing bloggers here a bad name. We (except for Taeth) have grammar skills. I am not sure why you capitalize every word in that runonsentence. Also, use periods. They make things achieve a pentameter that allows reads to interpret your thoughts/comments.
Lastly, I agree with your statement. Even if it hurts my eyes to read it.
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