Paulie Malignaggi will likely end up going down as the leading "fighter turned analyst" voice that boxing has ever seen; he maxed out his limited physical gifts to have a heck of a career, but I envision Paulie Malignaggi being the voice that fight fans get accustomed to hearing for at least the next decade.
Assuming that the PBC deal goes as I expect it to go (the main deal ends up being with Showtime/CBS/SpikeTV, Ringstar Sports/TGB Promotions/DiBella Entertainment ends up with the FS1 deal, and DiBella Entertainment ends up with the ESPN deal, with HBO Boxing figuring out what they want to do with their take on the sport), folks are going to spend a lot of time listening to Paulie Malignaggi delivering his incites regularly.
Assuming that the PBC deal goes as I expect it to go (the main deal ends up being with Showtime/CBS/SpikeTV, Ringstar Sports/TGB Promotions/DiBella Entertainment ends up with the FS1 deal, and DiBella Entertainment ends up with the ESPN deal, with HBO Boxing figuring out what they want to do with their take on the sport), folks are going to spend a lot of time listening to Paulie Malignaggi delivering his incites regularly.
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