Malignaggie Dominates Diaz

[markb018]

Another thing i would like to point out.

Paulie didn't dominate, he did win clearly but Diaz had more success than the thread title suggests.

I agree, I just watched the fight and thought it was going to be completely one sided, but Paulie was definitely comfortable the whole fight and he did let Diaz come at him I think to build up the action a bit. He was flat footed a lot more this fight. Even said at the end he did that cause the backing up looked bad to the judges. Either way it was a good fight, I really enjoy Paulie

Diaz did seem off to me though, not sure if Paulie just ripped his heart out from the beginning or what.

[Majesty]

Another thing i would like to point out.

Paulie didn't dominate, he did win clearly but Diaz had more success than the thread title suggests.

I agree, I just watched the fight and thought it was going to be completely one sided, but Paulie was definitely comfortable the whole fight and he did let Diaz come at him I think to build up the action a bit. He was flat footed a lot more this fight. Even said at the end he did that cause the backing up looked bad to the judges. Either way it was a good fight, I really enjoy Paulie

Diaz did seem off to me though, not sure if Paulie just ripped his heart out from the beginning or what.

Diaz's heart was ripped out when he found himself on wobbly legs from a Malignaggi uppercut and was staring at the more shocked and stunned Malignaggi. Does anyone have a still image of his face when he realize he'd actually hurt someone?

[Pugilistic]

Another thing i would like to point out.

Paulie didn't dominate, he did win clearly but Diaz had more success than the thread title suggests.

I agree, I just watched the fight and thought it was going to be completely one sided, but Paulie was definitely comfortable the whole fight and he did let Diaz come at him I think to build up the action a bit. He was flat footed a lot more this fight. Even said at the end he did that cause the backing up looked bad to the judges. Either way it was a good fight, I really enjoy Paulie

Diaz did seem off to me though, not sure if Paulie just ripped his heart out from the beginning or what.

Diaz's heart was ripped out when he found himself on wobbly legs from a Malignaggi uppercut and was staring at the more shocked and stunned Malignaggi. Does anyone have a still image of his face when he realize he'd actually hurt someone?

[Rantcatrat]

Funny stuff Pugilistic. I mean when was the last time Paulie hurt someone. With all his clowning around, it is easy to not like Paulie, but it is pretty clear to me that it is an act and that he probably is a decent guy when the camera isn't on him.

My question is who can Paulie beat of the top guys at 140? Who should he fight next?

Bradley, Khan, Maidana, Ortiz, Alexander, Peterson? They're all tough fights for the Magic Man.

Maybe he should just stay busy for the winner of the Marquez v. Hatton fight.

Actually, Paulie seems like the perfect foe for Khan - can't punch and a step up from Salita in boxing ability. Makes for entertaining pre-fight activities. And it may be the biggest money fight for Paulie right now too.

[ono]

Funny stuff Pugilistic. I mean when was the last time Paulie hurt someone. With all his clowning around, it is easy to not like Paulie, but it is pretty clear to me that it is an act and that he probably is a decent guy when the camera isn't on him.

My question is who can Paulie beat of the top guys at 140? Who should he fight next?

Bradley, Khan, Maidana, Ortiz, Alexander, Peterson? They're all tough fights for the Magic Man.

Maybe he should just stay busy for the winner of the Marquez v. Hatton fight.

Actually, Paulie seems like the perfect foe for Khan - can't punch and a step up from Salita in boxing ability. Makes for entertaining pre-fight activities. And it may be the biggest money fight for Paulie right now too.

I agree. good post

[Majesty]

I agree, I just watched the fight and thought it was going to be completely one sided, but Paulie was definitely comfortable the whole fight and he did let Diaz come at him I think to build up the action a bit. He was flat footed a lot more this fight. Even said at the end he did that cause the backing up looked bad to the judges. Either way it was a good fight, I really enjoy Paulie

Diaz did seem off to me though, not sure if Paulie just ripped his heart out from the beginning or what.

Diaz's heart was ripped out when he found himself on wobbly legs from a Malignaggi uppercut and was staring at the more shocked and stunned Malignaggi. Does anyone have a still image of his face when he realize he'd actually hurt someone?

Thank you

Alright back to what I stated, he lost his heart the moment he saw this

And then realized why he was so shocked

[kingfrnk]

I agree, I just watched the fight and thought it was going to be completely one sided, but Paulie was definitely comfortable the whole fight and he did let Diaz come at him I think to build up the action a bit. He was flat footed a lot more this fight. Even said at the end he did that cause the backing up looked bad to the judges. Either way it was a good fight, I really enjoy Paulie

Diaz did seem off to me though, not sure if Paulie just ripped his heart out from the beginning or what.

Diaz's heart was ripped out when he found himself on wobbly legs from a Malignaggi uppercut and was staring at the more shocked and stunned Malignaggi. Does anyone have a still image of his face when he realize he'd actually hurt someone?

damn that is funny

[Kel]

Diaz's heart was ripped out when he found himself on wobbly legs from a Malignaggi uppercut and was staring at the more shocked and stunned Malignaggi. Does anyone have a still image of his face when he realize he'd actually hurt someone?

damn that is funny

Was funny hearing the crowd laughing at that replay during the corner work