Didn't use to like Malignaggi...

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  • Felixion
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    #1

    Didn't use to like Malignaggi...

    ...and in a way I still don't. His flat out weird-ness, the crazy knee high purple socks/flashy purple trunks falling around his ass, ***gy haircut, etc...

    But after last Saturday's card, he not only proved he can fight, and move, and honestly flat out kick Juan Diaz's ass, but after the fight he spoke up. Not in a whiney, victimized kind of way - but in a way that's like "hey, I told you this was gonna happen, it did happen, and it ****ing sucks." He didn't take anything from Diaz, or make it personal - just spoke his mind and said what he felt.

    Pretty solid dude.
  • Random1
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    #2
    I tend to agree with you. He gained my respect with that fight.

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    • jazluvr
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      #3
      yeah, me too...Diaz was even surprised he got the decision, AND he complimented the audience even though they booed him so much and disrespected him.
      Last edited by jazluvr; 08-27-2009, 02:37 PM.

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      • - v e t -
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        #4
        Originally posted by Felixion
        ...and in a way I still don't. His flat out weird-ness, the crazy knee high purple socks/flashy purple trunks falling around his ass, ***gy haircut, etc...

        But after last Saturday's card, he not only proved he can fight, and move, and honestly flat out kick Juan Diaz's ass, but after the fight he spoke up. Not in a whiney, victimized kind of way - but in a way that's like "hey, I told you this was gonna happen, it did happen, and it ****ing sucks." He didn't take anything from Diaz, or make it personal - just spoke his mind and said what he felt.

        Pretty solid dude.
        thats pretty much my thoughts too

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        • The_Italian
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          #5
          Originally posted by Felixion
          ...and in a way I still don't. His flat out weird-ness, the crazy knee high purple socks/flashy purple trunks falling around his ass, ***gy haircut, etc...

          But after last Saturday's card, he not only proved he can fight, and move, and honestly flat out kick Juan Diaz's ass, but after the fight he spoke up. Not in a whiney, victimized kind of way - but in a way that's like "hey, I told you this was gonna happen, it did happen, and it ****ing sucks." He didn't take anything from Diaz, or make it personal - just spoke his mind and said what he felt.

          Pretty solid dude.
          i dont know whats up with him now. he's gotten more...creative...with his appearance in the ring.

          from buddy's barber shop in the second ndou fight to whatever the hell he was wearin when he fought diaz.

          idk...


          but i like the way he spoke up. Most people might have backed off on the accusation leading up to the fight because many would view them as having an excuse ready but afterwards he was clearly right in bringing it up (as proved by the crazy scoring) and then he basically rubbed it back in everyone else's face by bringing it to the attention of everyone (incase we were blind and didnt notice on our own) and arguing he won. but he did it in all class kind of way.

          sure he could have said diaz was nothing and he did this and that to him and yada yada yada. but he said it more than once that he wasnt taking anything away from diaz or the fans in texas....just the ***ed up juding and corrupt commission.

          he put it well.


          i also liked the way nate campbell handled it in the ring with the california commission. you can hear him in the background saying, "commissioner, you know i never complained about any decisions but this is wrong!" and he repeated it like 3 times...haha. im sure that was a much toned down version of what he really wanted to say but i felt he had a legit claim so no harm done.

          i just hate it when fighters act that way when they are clearly wrong. they just look ****** then.

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          • Idgas
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            #6
            Originally posted by The_Italian
            i just hate it when fighters act that way when they are clearly wrong. they just look ****** then.
            like this guy who celebrated a draw:

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            • Сливк.
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              #7
              i dont like him and i never did, he is a xenophobic american that hates europe and he acted like a **** before his fight with hatton + he looks like a ******.

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              • catalinul
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                #8
                I always thought he was a sloid dude.

                Same type of interview after every fight.I like the fact that he is a boxing fan.

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                • MANGLER
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                  #9
                  Never been a huge fan of the guy, but I always respected him. He was the truth in the fight and on the mic in the Diaz fight.

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                  • PittyPat
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by jazluvr449
                    he complimented the audience even though they booed him so much and disrespected him.
                    Same for the Hatton fight. He knew he'd had a poor fight and everyone was ****ting on him, but he still complimented Hatton and his rather hostile crowd.

                    Spirited lad.

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