Paulie at the Post fight Presser

[El Kabong]

I don't like Paulie, but that type of shit shouldn't happen to anyone. I haven't seen the fight yet but I know how things roll in Texas....bunch of bullshit.

Oddly enough I think Paulie could hold his own at 140...lots of good fighters, not a lot of very good or great fighters.

[markb018]

Some may think Paulie is a cocky dude, but at the end of the day he gives the credit where it is deserved and speaks the truth. He got fucked over and called it. I'm gonna have to look at the whole press conference I would like to see what De La Hoya had to say

[Kel]

Some may think Paulie is a cocky dude, but at the end of the day he gives the credit where it is deserved and speaks the truth. He got fucked over and called it. I'm gonna have to look at the whole press conference I would like to see what De La Hoya had to say

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbQ5A68QecYSays a bit near the end of that but not much

[Violent Demise]

Isn't that something Paulie is used too?

[Rican]

I never liked Paulie much, but after last night I am gaining a new respect for him. First of all, he fought a very good fight-the best I have ever seen him against top competition. What he said about boxing and Golden Boy was so needed in boxing today. Oscar and these promoters are so interested in themselves and in making money. They are whores and lowlives, snakes, smiling in your face and then doing you dirty behind your back. Paulie really won last night and I am not talking about in the ring.

[killersheep]

That was Paulie's best performance since the first N'Dou fight. I scored it 7-5 Malignaggi, I have no problem with it going either way there were many rounds that were ridiculously close. I definately understand Paulie's outrage.

[El Kabong]

Lawrence Cole is one of the worst officials I have ever seen.

[El Kabong]

We need a rematch in NY or NJ on Colombus Day

[DaxxKahn]

Lawrence Cole is one of the worst officials I have ever seen.

Isn't he though!!!!....I mean the shit he let go in the Smith/Jacobs fight alone was enough to make me rethink my opinion of him but then asking judges in the Malinaggi/Diaz fight if they seen a headbutt or not?

In the past I never noticed his shoddy officiating last night pointed it out claerly

[Rowdygal]

If a middle-aged woman could see the miscarriage of justice through poor judge scoring, I cannot imagine how the experts feel. Have only watched a few bouts more than twice, but watched it twice today, after seeing it last night, to verify what I saw with my own eyes. Mr. Malignaggi was clearly the winner, hands-down. Am sorry Mr.Malignaggi had to experience Texas politics with a belt at stake. I do not agree with Mr.Malignaggi's foul language, which is part of our culture, but his lines were not rehearsed. Mr.Diaz did not seem surprised in the least, as if he "expected" the win if he could simply not get knocked-out in the ring. The GB was also a huge disappointment, as he was once a gentleman...how money changes people. Pathetic. Under such a cloud of controversary, Mr.Diaz needs to be a man and demand a rematch on neutral terrain, without Texas judges. Let the winner prevail. Mr.Malignaggi is now the Champion of the World's Hearts! That means so much more than a HOLLOW victory belt.

[DaxxKahn]

Like him or not Malinaggi fought like a champion Saturday night...

He was fast, threw combos, had a good offense and defense, high workrate, took all the shots that did land and sucked them up.....After the fight he was a gentleman towards his opponent, he took the boos of the Texas crowd and gave back respect that was not deserved by stating he liked Texas and thought they were a great bunch of fans......

Paulie got a raw deal last night but even in the end he came out the more marketable guy in the bout...He also proved he was not finished yet at the world class level.....

He earned my respect while Texas Boxing and Golden Boy lost most of it

[Nameless]

I haven't seen the match but seeing the reviews of it, it seems like there is tons of food for thoughts as for the issue and how it got scored, once I get the fight tape, I get back to ya with my own mind on it.

[Spicoli]

I really dont think its so much of a 'Texas' thing as it is the commission and promotion.I could see Paulie winning but this was no 'robbery'. I think he went over the top with calling people out,getting foul in a victim mantra prior to the fight like that.Rightly or wrongly,he put the spotlight on him.He'll ride this one into something bigger.And frankly has retained enough boxing 101 to last a while while Diaz is very rinse and repeat predictable...been saying watch GBP closley...almost come off like a syndicate or something.

suprised to see the thread title still up ?

[BoxingGorilla]

I've never been a fan of P. Mal and I never will be. Honestly, the fight bored me.

Maybe, it was my mood that night, but it seemed like a pillow fight to me. I enjoyed the Jacobs-Smith fight much more.

[Spicoli]

Points extremely valid on the 118-110.Close decisions are a fact of the sport and that will never change."Could of gone either way" is tattooed on the sports chest.One guy has to come out a winner and one not.You will always see this with such a wide contrast in styles.It boils down to that one blind mans score.It was not an robbery!Pauie says it like he sees it and ya cant knock him for that but I think its his shrieking pre emptive cry me a river delivery,making himself a mark.I mean,tighten up.