His best win (ie. most accomplished and coming against a big 140lber) is Lovemore N'Dou in 2007.
His best career performance came in defeat, in 2006, in a close fight with Miguel Cotto, that left him severely beaten and nursing nerve damage.
His best win in your eyes is against a smaller, war-torn guy who was kinda blown-up at lightweight as it was, in what was to all intents and purposes a jr. welter fight.
You really have no clue what you're talking about.
I agree that N'dou win was his greatest win and that lost against cotto was a career defining lost. Damn, paulie showed what he's made of in that fight.
I agree that N'dou win was his greatest win and that lost against cotto was a career defining lost. Damn, paulie showed what he's made of in that fight.
Thank-you, my man. Some sanity in this thread at last.
Thank-you, my man. Some sanity in this thread at last.
I mean he's got a broken cheek-bone against one of the biggest punchers at 140 who was undefeated during that time. You got to give it to paulie for making the 12th round. That was bravery and heart combined par exellence.
alexander and bradley is the next american hype job.
they have more talented on hype job rather than with their boxing skills.
come fight nights they will look like soft tacos after they had been beatin'
^^ See, vanillacoke? Earl?
Bradley and Alexander are taking the live challenges, unifying belts against live, prime 140lb title-holders like Holt and Urango, and they're the hypejobs?
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