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Junior welterweight Paulie Malignaggi, who last year lost a twelve round decision to Miguel Cotto in New York's Madison Square Garden, gave his thoughts on Cotto's recent destruction of Zab Judah in a bout that also took place at Madison Square Garden. [details]
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Sounds like he wants another spanking. -
I've respected Paulie ever since his brave showing against Cotto last year. And this article makes me respect him more for wanting to redeem his only loss and for stating it in a humble, respectful fashion but I don't see how he can last the full 12 against Cotto at 147. I definitely thought the reason it Malignaggi lost by decision was because of the severe weight drain Cotto had to endure to make 140 (they both weighed in at 138 1/4 I believe). Cotto at 147 would destroy Malignaggi. He has no pop whatsoever which means Cotto will walk through him and get an easy, brutal KO. The best thing Judah had going for him was his decent power along with his boxing ability and natural speed and athleticism. Judah kept Cotto honest for the first 5 rounds or so because of his punch, Mailignaggi will not have that going for him.Originally posted by BIGPOPPAPUMP View PostComment
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"I told Zab, "Physically you can beat this guy, but mentally you're going to have to want it. I'm not sure he knew what I was saying then, but I think he does now. I never went down, I never took a knee. I think that says something about me, because this guy is a special fighter and people will see that in the future."
Apparently Paulie has a short memory, because Cotto did drop him in the first round I believe.Comment
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paul has no chance of knocking him and cotto going to win rounds off pressure someone with k.o. power is going to beat him or mayweather... not paul no way that is why he was choosen to fight himComment
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Hes saying he never willingly rested and took a knee.Originally posted by cupcrazy01 View PostComment
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"I've got time on my side. I just hope I"m tall enough to ride when my time comes."
lol.Comment
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Judah would beat PaulieComment
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Pualie should count his blessing that Cotto broke his hand. Never the less, Paulie still got broken. After the fight was over and I saw his face, I thought he was jumped by a bunch of angry Puerto Ricans in the crowd or something. I was wrong. It was just plain ole' one dimensional, slow, Miguel Cotto.
Pualie will never step into the ring again with Cotto.
Who are we fooling here?
Who is ****** enough to believe this little biatch boy?
(He forces you to fight when you don't want to fight?)
HAHAHHAAAHHA!
That has to be the most idiotic comment I have heard today.
The day is still young. I am sure his little fans will have more ****** shiet to say.
I guess Cotto put such a hurting on this kid that he forgot he was put on his ass in the second round.
Why do these people have to lie to kick it?Comment
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