The Malignaggi documentary was pretty good.

[-Antonio-]

Showtime had it on tonight. Had some interesting behind the scenes stuff. Anybody check it out?

[denboy]

Showtime had it on tonight. Had some interesting behind the scenes stuff. Anybody check it out?

Don't get showtime in the UK, I hope someone uploads it.

[2501]

The doc was ovbiously just a marketing tool for Dibella and Paulie rather than some insight into the journey of a hard knocked boxer trying to make it big. Certain parts were cheesy like the spoken word commentary of the scene or situation, but regardless, it was still entertaining and it built up the Cotto fight very nicely. You felt real bad for Paulie since seeing all the physical and mental training he went through.

[-Antonio-]

The doc was ovbiously just a marketing tool for Dibella and Paulie rather than some insight into the journey of a hard knocked boxer trying to make it big. Certain parts were cheesy like the spoken word commentary of the scene or situation, but regardless, it was still entertaining and it built up the Cotto fight very nicely. You felt real bad for Paulie since seeing all the physical and mental training he went through.

He looked in real bad shape there at the end. Looked like he passed out even.

[Kball15]

I hate Malignaggis personality, but you gotta love watching him fight.

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

I loved how BoxingScene.com got over in it.

[Mozza]

I loved how BoxingScene.com got over in it.

BoxingScene.com was also quoted as a source on British teletext today.

[nmuburner22]

Paulie Malignaggi is one hell of a fighter.

[King Koopa]

I don't have showtime, can someone upload it?

[2501]

who onestared this thread? Paulie is prolly the most likeable guy in boxing next to Hatton. Dude talks alot of trash but its funny, entertaining and most importantly, genuine. Dude doesnt seem untouchable personality wise.