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    Default Re: mallinagi v broner

    Quote Originally Posted by J_Undisputed View Post
    There's a reason for broner that its this fight at this time with a guy who's past his prime, still holds a belt but got dropped by some lunch pail type fighter in his last fight. Broner overshot the weight before and didnt even try (once) to come in under. He made it in the last fight but was probably ready to move up for a while. This is probably a fast track for him to get money defenses. maidana and thurman are in the top five in line for a shot though if he beats paulie.
    I hear that. Paulie is the perfect fight for anyone at 147 because he is passed his prime and he has no punching power. What's the risk? Lose on points? Even then, you don't get hurt. However, I really don't think too much should be made of it if Broner rolls through Paulie without much difficulty. Khan, Cotto, and Hatton did it too, in lighter weight classes. Frankly, Broner's opponent's have been perfect for him so far. I'm very much looking forward to Broner-Alexander, Broner-Thurman, Broner-Matthysse, Broner-Garcia. They are all fights that can be made too, as the opponents are under Golden Boy.

    It's also a great fight for Paulie if he was planning on cashing out soon anyway. He hadn't earned a Floyd fight. He took the next highest paying option. Thurman and Maidana fights wouldn't have paid him the same amount.

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    Default Re: mallinagi v broner

    Quote Originally Posted by Rantcatrat View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by J_Undisputed View Post
    There's a reason for broner that its this fight at this time with a guy who's past his prime, still holds a belt but got dropped by some lunch pail type fighter in his last fight. Broner overshot the weight before and didnt even try (once) to come in under. He made it in the last fight but was probably ready to move up for a while. This is probably a fast track for him to get money defenses. maidana and thurman are in the top five in line for a shot though if he beats paulie.
    I hear that. Paulie is the perfect fight for anyone at 147 because he is passed his prime and he has no punching power. What's the risk? Lose on points? Even then, you don't get hurt. However, I really don't think too much should be made of it if Broner rolls through Paulie without much difficulty. Khan, Cotto, and Hatton did it too, in lighter weight classes. Frankly, Broner's opponent's have been perfect for him so far. I'm very much looking forward to Broner-Alexander, Broner-Thurman, Broner-Matthysse, Broner-Garcia. They are all fights that can be made too, as the opponents are under Golden Boy.

    It's also a great fight for Paulie if he was planning on cashing out soon anyway. He hadn't earned a Floyd fight. He took the next highest paying option. Thurman and Maidana fights wouldn't have paid him the same amount.
    Broner vs. Matthysse...I'd ALMOST tell my wife to put her clothes back on if that fight was about to start.

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    Default Re: mallinagi v broner

    Paulie most recently 'lost' Juan pablo Cano in a terrible decision. Broner was walking around at 160. Paulie is going to get beat up pretty good, it's all in the script.

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    Default Re: mallinagi v broner

    Broner SHOULD win...and should win easily. But...i wonder about his concentration and focus leading up to this fight. Floyd lives a flashy lifestyle...but his discipline is unparralleled. Broner seems to focusing as much, if not more, on his out of ring antics...and you have to wonder if that will bite him in the ass against a real threat...especially considering how vastly overrated his defense is. I think Paulie has enough speed and experience to make it interesting for a bit...but his lack of power will not keep Broner honest.

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