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    Rolando Arellano, manager of WBA interim-junior welterweight champion Pablo Cesar Cano (25-1-1, 19KOs), confirmed to BoxingScene.com that an offer is on the table for his boxer to face WBA welterweight king Paulie Malignaggi (31-4, 7KOs) on October 20th at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. The event, part of Barclays' grand opening weekend, will be headlined by a junior welterweight rematch between Danny Garcia and Erik Morales.


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  • #2
    Another Paulie KO

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    • #3
      better than Salita at least. I guess Guzman is SOL.

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      • #4
        Garcia vs. Morales 2... What a joke.. GBP just as bad to boxing as Top Prank.

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        • #5
          Garcia vs Morales 2?? Brooklyn not down for that

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          • #6
            I thought Cano was fighting Guzman

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            • #7
              Paulie wanted an easy fight before the Alexnder-Bailey winner. Whatevs, i'm fine with this.

              Alexander, Berto, Khan, Ortiz, ect wouldn't have gone to Senchenko's back yard to fight for his title. Dude deserves a gimmie.

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              • #8
                Golden Boy doesn't give a f**k about weight classes at all. This sh** is getting pathetic.

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                • #9
                  paulie wins by stoppage lol and i bet garcia knocks out morales this time or stoppage

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                  • #10
                    Cherry pickin at it's finest. Rolando Arellano just wants to feed his fighters little cupcakes so he can keep collecting that 24 percent manager fee.

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