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    Default It wasn't overt, but Ndou got screwed...

    First, let me say that I don't think Ndou could have beaten Malignaggi tonight regardless of who was officiating - Paulie was too quick for him and showed great defense and some nice combinations.

    BUT, Eddie Cotton did flat out the worse job I have ever seen by a professional referee. He broke the fighters before they were even IN a clinch... He effectively eliminated the possibility of any infighting AT ALL. Ndou's strategy was obviously to get inside the faster Malignaggi and rough him up on the inside - the referee just did not allow any infighting to take place whatsoever. Contrast that with Dave Parris handling of Kostya Tszyu's fight with Ricky Hatton - he took an eternity to break them up and let Hatton maul Tszyu stupid on the inside.

    If Ndou had been allowed to fight on the inside I don't think he would have won but the fight sure as hell would have been a bit closer.

    Infighting is a (HUGE) part of boxing. Guys like Marvin Hagler, Julio Cesar Chavez and countless others would not have been heard of if they were not allowed to rough guys up inside.

    I have never seen boxers being broken as quickly as they were tonight EVER. It was laughable.

    Eddie Cotton had obviously been given his instructions from DiBella and followed them to the letter.

    And taking a point from Ndou was disgraceful - if Malignaggi is going to dip his head down at every opportunity then Ndou is within his rights to hit him there. I've seen plenty of fights where Malignaggi would have been the one getting warnings for constantly putting his head down...

    All in all Paulie was the better fighter on the night - but that fight should have been a far better and closer one.

    Eddie Cotton - you are a fucking disgrace.
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    Default Re: It wasn't overt, but Ndou got screwed...

    No one wants to reply because you open up a huge can of worms.

    I don't know where to begin.

    I know I am angry and disgusted at some of the inconsistencies of some of these refs.

    You would think they were all on the same page.

    Holding is illegal.

    Why some ref's let fighters hold and other ref's are quick to seperate them is a good question.

    Some fighters do it far too much and never get deducted a point. Paulie was the one who was doing all the holding on the inside.

    It just seems like there is always something broken in this sport.

    I hate some of this shiet.

    I am not going to rain on Paulies parade because he did a great job.

    I do hear you and I do feel you.

    I wish there was something I could say but the more I think about what I do want to say the more frustrated and confused I become

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    Default Re: It wasn't overt, but Ndou got screwed...

    I think Eddie did a good job in having a good clean fight.
    He wanted them to fight and not be holding on.

    For what it's worth I would love for Eddie to ref. Hatton vs. JLC

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    Default Re: It wasn't overt, but Ndou got screwed...

    The fight was boring for me, paulie is ok but he'll get drown again against the elite in welterweights. If only he had better punching power he'd have a chance.

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    Default Re: It wasn't overt, but Ndou got screwed...

    Quote Originally Posted by Julius Rain
    The fight was boring for me, paulie is ok but he'll get drown again against the elite in welterweights. If only he had better punching power he'd have a chance.
    Paulie fights at Light Welterweight not Welter.
    Unless your saying hes moving up in weight soon, which I don't see happening it doesn't appear he has any weight issues.
    However hes does appear to have some type of stamina issue cause at times he has lapses and he slows down and drops his left hand low.

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    Default Re: It wasn't overt, but Ndou got screwed...

    Best ref I've ever seen for infighting is the great New England referee Frank Cappucino (sp?), does a very good job up there of knowing when to break fighters on the inside.

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    Default Re: It wasn't overt, but Ndou got screwed...

    Agreed Amat - Cappucino is great.

    Cotton tonight was woeful - he should never be allowed to work a championship fight again. The fighters would come together, they would still BE PUNCHING, and he would yell stop and separate them.

    Boxers are only meant to be broken when they are tied up and can't punch.

    DiBella paid him off, there is nothing surer...
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    Default Re: It wasn't overt, but Ndou got screwed...

    Quote Originally Posted by Greig
    Agreed Amat - Cappucino is great.

    Cotton tonight was woeful - he should never be allowed to work a championship fight again. The fighters would come together, they would still BE PUNCHING, and he would yell stop and separate them.

    Boxers are only meant to be broken when they are tied up and can't punch.

    DiBella paid him off, there is nothing surer...






    DiBella paid him off.....Now your just talking BS......If they rematch with a different ref the outcome is the same





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    ..HHrrmpphhh..

    Greig
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    Default Re: It wasn't overt, but Ndou got screwed...

    Daxx, check my posts - I admit that Ndou couldn't have won the fight.

    Now please admit that Cotton did a terrible job of officiating the fight. It's clear he was under orders to allow NO INFIGHTING. Check the tape, you seem like a pretty knowledgeable and reasonable guy. Cotton was taking orders from above.

    And Tito_BHB - stop talking out of your arse, what else, besides my rant at Pac_Man groupies, have you found so annoying or offensive?

    And a question - does BHB stand for Bernard Hopkins' B i t c h??
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    Default Re: It wasn't overt, but Ndou got screwed...

    Quote Originally Posted by Greig
    Daxx, check my posts - I admit that Ndou couldn't have won the fight.

    Now please admit that Cotton did a terrible job of officiating the fight. It's clear he was under orders to allow NO INFIGHTING. Check the tape, you seem like a pretty knowledgeable and reasonable guy. Cotton was taking orders from above.

    And Tito_BHB - stop talking out of your arse, what else, besides my rant at Pac_Man groupies, have you found so annoying or offensive?

    And a question - does BHB stand for Bernard Hopkins' B i t c h??
    Oh so thats how you wana play..

    Like a big kid who cant hack it when someone tells him he talks crap.. Lets start slaggin him off cos he makes a point and you cant take it can you

    For one..You claimed that dibella was corrupt

    Secondly you diss on Judahs performance last week..

    Your not a boxing fan, Your a fan of hating on boxing..

    And by all that crap you talk im about 99% sure youve never stepped foot in a ring in your life!

    And if that 1% adds up to something.. and you have..Then your just too egotistical for your own good
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    Default Re: It wasn't overt, but Ndou got screwed...

    Well, somebody told Cotton to break the fighters before they were even in the clinch - I think it was Lou DiBella. Do I have any proof? No, just a gut feeling.

    The only part of Judah's performance I dissed last week was his reaction to his being hit low - he acted more hurt than he really was. I thought Judah aquitted himself quite well in there. If I took the piss out of Judah last week it was because of his whole career where he has acted like a complete twat - not what he achieved last weekend.

    I am not a boxing hater, I am a boxing lover. But there are things I can't stand - corruption and politics in the sport (see Cotton's performance in handling that fight, hometown decisions, weak mandatory challengers etc) and fighters who consistently have done things that are bad for the game (see Judah)

    So you make a sweeping unfounded assertion that after every big fight I say something ridiculous on here, and then you get angry with me for having a crack about what BHB stands for. It was a joke and I am a fan of Felix Trinidad, far more than I am of Hopkins.

    I love this game mate, and I have recently stepped inside a boxing ring for the first time. I know how hard this game is, I'm a terrible boxer. But I am a fucking decent boxing observer who has spent a large part of my life studying the game and the people in it.

    I know my stuff and I don't talk crap - Cotton was terrible today and if you say he wasn't then I doubt your judgement.
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    Default Re: It wasn't overt, but Ndou got screwed...

    He wasnt terrible..

    Its plain to see that yes.. He did break them up.. And that did blatantly favour malignaggi..

    But for one... Technically holding is not allowed in boxing so you cant hold it against him thats just his own style of refereeing..

    And aside from that

    For one..If cotton hadnt broke them up so consistantly i promise you it would have been the most boring frustrating fight ever..

    And its all Ndou's fault anyway..

    He walks right in.. Hardly trying to even slip shots .. He waits till he gets close to punch..

    If he had half a brain he would have at least tried to jab his way in and work of the jab to land some decent shots..But he just walked in and fell in trying to pound Paulie with shots..

    So i have absolutely no sympathy for Ndou that he couldnt 'fight his fight'..

    Because at the end of the day..His fight wasnt even a fight..I doubt very much he could have won if he was to get close and pound away and make it a boring inaffective fight
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    Default Re: It wasn't overt, but Ndou got screwed...

    Quote Originally Posted by Tito_BHB
    He wasnt terrible..

    Its plain to see that yes.. He did break them up.. And that did blatantly favour malignaggi..

    But for one... Technically holding is not allowed in boxing so you cant hold it against him thats just his own style of refereeing..


    And aside from that

    For one..If cotton hadnt broke them up so consistantly i promise you it would have been the most boring frustrating fight ever..

    And its all Ndou's fault anyway..

    He walks right in.. Hardly trying to even slip shots .. He waits till he gets close to punch..

    If he had half a brain he would have at least tried to jab his way in and work of the jab to land some decent shots..But he just walked in and fell in trying to pound Paulie with shots..

    So i have absolutely no sympathy for Ndou that he couldnt 'fight his fight'..

    Because at the end of the day..His fight wasnt even a fight..I doubt very much he could have won if he was to get close and pound away and make it a boring inaffective fight
    But Tito, Ndou wasn't holding YET. The clinch hadn't even got to the holding stage yet, the guys were still punching.

    Saying that Ndou had 'no fight' today is like saying that Hatton had no fight when he fought Tszyu. Hatton's strategy was to get in as close as he could and maul Tszyu with short shots inside, inside of Tszyu's range.

    Hatton was allowed, Ndou wasn't and I think it was because the organizers of the event wanted Malignaggi victorious.

    Now I'll say it again: I think Malignaggi wins NO MATTER WHO REFS AND IN WHAT STYLE.

    But Ndou was a victim in there tonight of some highly dubious refereeing that allowed no infighting to take place whatsoever, and that is not right.

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    Default Re: It wasn't overt, but Ndou got screwed...

    Quote Originally Posted by Greig
    Daxx, check my posts - I admit that Ndou couldn't have won the fight.

    Now please admit that Cotton did a terrible job of officiating the fight. It's clear he was under orders to allow NO INFIGHTING. Check the tape, you seem like a pretty knowledgeable and reasonable guy. Cotton was taking orders from above.

    And Tito_BHB - stop talking out of your a***, what else, besides my rant at Pac_Man groupies, have you found so annoying or offensive?

    And a question - does BHB stand for Bernard Hopkins' B i t c h??







    I just reinstated the fact it would have been the same either way...Never insinuated you said N'Dou would have won with diffrent ref...

    I did clearly state that it is BS about the Ref being paid off by DiBella......Cotton is world renown he can get a job reffing any fight he does not need to show favortism to a promoters fighter to assure future work....

    Did he break them to soon?? At times yes but that is a far cry from being paid off....

    And by insulting Tito is not going to change that





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