Paulie Malignaggi

Hatton and Malignaggi make weight and face off above. Latest Boxing News - Ricky Hatton made weight right on the limit for Saturday’s junior-welterweight fight with American Paulie Malignaggi at the MGM Grand Garden Arena on Friday night. Stripped down to his underwear, Hatton, 30, climbed onto the scales and belied suggestions circulating in American boxing circles that he was struggling with his weight, as he looked a lean and trim 140 pounds. Malignaggi, 27, comfortably made weight, tipping the scales at 139 pounds a little over 30 hours before challenging for Hatton’s Ring Magazine and IBO world championship belts. Malignaggi (25-1, 5 KOs) ... Read Full Story

Here comes the main event between Juan Diaz versus Paulie Malignaggi. There has been some controversy building up to this fight. Malignaggi has complained that "the deck is stacked" in favor of Diaz. Diaz is from Houston, TX and got 3 out of the 4 hometown officials for the fight. Harold Leaderman says that Malignaggi has every right to be upset because there is usually 1 hometown official for each fighter plus 2 other neutral officials. We'll see how the officiating plays out. Malignaggi has dedicated his fight to Gatti and entered the ring to Thunderstruck by ACDC. Malignaggi gets welcomed by some expected ... Read Full Story

WatchJuan Diaz vs. Paulie Malignaggi Live Online Streaming Watch Juan Diaz vs Paulie Malignaggi Live online streaming. Diaz last fight fall into Marquez hands by having knock down. While Malignaggi due to his injury he also suffered a loss against Hatton. Watch Juan Diaz vs. Paulie Malignaggi Live Online Streaming Read Full Story

Diaz vs. Malignaggi match on Saturday, August 22 are all set and both fighters are ready to beat each others faces. It will be aired on HBo and I want to watch it. I am still looking for online streaming site that will cover the said fight and as of now the following sites are [...] Read Full Story

Ricky Hatton and Paulie Malignaggi left bad last impressions in separate fights meant to sell the idea of them fighting one another. Hatton, coming back from a knockout loss in the biggest match of his career, struggled mightily with Juan Lazcano, even more mightily than I expected him to -- and I expected him to struggle with Lazcano more than most people did. On the same card in May, Malignaggi struggled mightily with Lovemore N'Dou, a man he'd rather easily defeated one year earlier, in part because he came into the ring wearing absurd hair extensions that clouded his vision and had to be ... Read Full Story