Comments Thread For: Malignaggi Admires Judah, Followed In His Footsteps

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There didn’t seem to be anything about Adrien Broner that Paulie Malignaggi admired.

Malignaggi admits, though, that he looked up to fellow Brooklyn native Zab Judah when he began boxing in the late 1990s. Judah’s success was among the things that drove Malignaggi to reach the championship level and earn the six-figure and seven-figure purses that come with it. [Click Here To Read More]

[Weebler I]

Too much love not good for ticket sales.

[MRCHOKEaMF]

Too much love not good for ticket sales.

WHY? At least its not a bunch of fake hate, then hugging and kissing after the fight. I like mutual respect its honorable and true.

[Tyler_Durden]

WHY? At least its not a bunch of fake hate, then hugging and kissing after the fight. I like mutual respect its honorable and true.

I agree, boxing is a gentleman's sport.

[Mpower]

Too much love not good for ticket sales.

If this statement proves to be true it really shows how boxing has become a sport where the main audience are drama queens, WWE types. Just shows the average watcher is not interested in the skill aspect of the sport but more the reality TV type drama that tbh is just cringe worthy.

[danktrees]

I agree, boxing is a gentleman's sport.

that's why i love watching bernard hopkins fight!