Comments Thread For: Danny Garcia Breaks Down, Stops Malignaggi in Nine

[MC Hammer]

I give Danny all credit he deserves for winning/dominating a fight against a feather fisted guy who had 0 chance to begin with. OMFG he may even have retired a guy that got KTFO'd in his previous fight. Danny is the real TBE

I'm not saying scream to the rafters about the win, but this was his first fight at the weight and he dominated. Its almost as if he didn't KO the guy by rd 3 he was a sham. Its a no win situation. I'm not saying call the guy the next coming, but dpn't just call the guy a scrub because he dominated. At this point in their respective careers, I doubt Floyd or Pac would've KO'd Paulie tonight for completely different reasons.

[gamefrk]

Why a Khan rematch, Khans done nothing at ww. and was smashed to bits last time.Porter would be a much better fight good chin good dig.Khan would just push and hold until being flattened again.

Ask yourself, what has Malignaggi done to deserve Danny after getting KTFO'd by Porter?

[Humean]

Everything about this match-up was just sad.

[StiffBlab]

Algieri might honest to goodness beat Danny Garcia.

You're one of the dumbest people on the internet. Totally serious. Dumb as a brick.

[MC Hammer]

Yes he fought a guy off a long layoff and who got destroyed by porter. Garcia also looked like the biggest fighter out their. Look at the body physique.

And he dominated, add that. Yes he was bigger, but he wasn't used to fighting at the weight. Not many fighters go to a new class and fight the #1-3. Just saying, give him his due. He handled business and it all moves up from here.

[gamefrk]

I'm not saying scream to the rafters about the win, but this was his first fight at the weight and he dominated. Its almost as if he didn't KO the guy by rd 3 he was a sham. Its a no win situation. I'm not saying call the guy the next coming, but dpn't just call the guy a scrub because he dominated. At this point in their respective careers, I doubt Floyd or Pac would've KO'd Paulie tonight for completely different reasons.

Danny is 27 yrs old, Pac & Floyd are in their late 30's. You really think a 27 yr old Pac wouldn't have KO'd or at least put on a Cotto type beating on this Paulie (who has already been KO'd in last fight)? WTF have you been smoking? Just stop dude..you're pathetic.

[StiffBlab]

I'm not saying scream to the rafters about the win, but this was his first fight at the weight and he dominated. Its almost as if he didn't KO the guy by rd 3 he was a sham. Its a no win situation. I'm not saying call the guy the next coming, but dpn't just call the guy a scrub because he dominated. At this point in their respective careers, I doubt Floyd or Pac would've KO'd Paulie tonight for completely different reasons.

Boxing "fans" are dumb AF.

[StiffBlab]

And he dominated, add that. Yes he was bigger, but he wasn't used to fighting at the weight. Not many fighters go to a new class and fight the #1-3. Just saying, give him his due. He handled business and it all moves up from here.

Don't bother. You're talking to mindless morons that blindly follow popular opinion.

[Ravens Fan]

Guy wins every rd but 1, probably retires a fighter in his first fight at the w8 and people still have trash to talk. This is why you don't get the fights you want, you never give the slightest inkling of credit.

So its are fault that good fights don't get made? That is a new twist. As far as the fight was concerned Paulie hasn't fought in 1-1/2 years and he should have already been retired. It also played out just as the mismatch that it actually was on paper. So why should anyone be impressed?

[vman075]

Guy wins every rd but 1, probably retires a fighter in his first fight at the w8 and people still have trash to talk. This is why you don't get the fights you want, you never give the slightest inkling of credit.

Lmao I love when people use this as a compliment. Retiring a fighter isn't a good thing. No one retires prime guys, they retire guys who are shot to **** and realize they are shot to **** in a fight and say to themselves "I simply can't do this anymore." Then they retire.

EDIT: btw I'm not knocking Danny's performance (though I'd like to see him step up the competition next fight). Just saying that retiring a fighter shows more about the guy you were in the ring with than your performance.