Paul Malignaggi vs Juan Diaz

Juan Diaz
Birth date 1983-09-17
Age 25
Division lightweight
United States
Alias Baby Bull
Residence Houston, Texas, United States
Birth place Houston, TX, USA
Stance orthodox
Height 5′ 6″ / 168cm
Reach 67″ / 170cm
Won 34 (KO 17) + lost 2 (KO 1) + drawn 0 = 36
Rounds boxed 248 : KO% 47.22

VS

Paul Malignaggi
Birth date 1980-11-23
Age 28
Division light welterweight
Alias Magic Man
Residence Brooklyn, New York, United States
Birth place Brooklyn, NY, USA
Stance orthodox
Height 5′ 8½″ / 174cm
Reach 70″ / 178cm
US ID 061913
Won 26 (KO 5) + lost 2 (KO 1) + drawn 0 = 28
Rounds boxed 204 : KO% 17.86

Paulie will most likely be fighting with one hand by the 3rd round like always so Diaz probably wins by late stoppage

Was there any point in giving the Paulie KO options

Both couldn't crack an egg even with Margarito's plaster gloves.

I like Juan to outwork Paulie over 12 rounds. Paulie's trash talking will be more exciting than the fight.

Diaz all the way to a UD...

I think Diaz by late stoppage. Paulie dont hit hard enough to keep the pressure off of himself that Diaz will bring.

Starts at 9:45.

The 2 undercards should be pretty interesting as well

bobbitt15 wrote:

The 2 undercards should be pretty interesting as well

Who do you have winning in Malcolm Klassen/Robert Guerrero and Danny Jacobs/Ishe Smith.

Guerrero and Jacobs. Ishe has the potential to provide a pretty big test for Jacobs though

Main event starting now. I'll be rooting for Paulie, but like I said earlier it usually takes a very short time for him to break his right hand and then he is a one-armed fighter for the rest of the bout. IF he actually has two healthy hands for all 12 rounds this could be a very entertaining fight

im watching...

Paulie should win the fight, but this is boxing so I don't know....

I had Paulie winning 115-113...scorecards coming now

118-110......you have to be joking me what a robbery.

LMAO 118-110...boxing has become a fucking joke

Highway robbery.

The fact that there are ever even discussions taking place along the lines of "Do you think fighter A can get a decision in fighter B's hometown" before a fight starts shows just how far boxing has fallen into a pit of corrupt bullshit

bobbitt15 wrote:

The fact that there are ever even discussions taking place along the lines of "Do you think fighter A can get a decision in fighter B's hometown" before a fight starts shows just how far boxing has fallen into a pit of corrupt bullshit

I agree I actually thought the fight was a draw but that is crazy when thats always the first thing said when a fighter is in there home towns or close too it.

i had the fight as a draw.. and in no way did Diaz win 118-110