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Paulie Malignaggi, Champion/analyst
Darius Fulghum, USA boxer
Billy Walsh, USA National Team Head Coach
Mine McAtee, Executive Director
Jill Diamond, WBC
Victor Silva, WBC
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Overall, Paulie does a decent job with commentating on Showtime. I think if Paulie had more crack in his punch when he was in the ring his career would have climbed even higher. Yes, he was a decent fighter, but often times was an “arm” puncher the way he used his body mechanics. I give him respect no doubt.
as a commentator hes definitely biased which IMO is a no bueno you should be nuetral
Deep down inside, I think we are all biased to some degree and have favorites. Yes, neutrality is key on boxing commentating. Nearly all the commentators I watched via TV thru the years seemed to favor their signed network’s fighter(s) especially HBO and Showtime.
Paulie had just about zero power, but check out the 6th round of his second fight with Juan Diaz. Paulie landed a right uppercut that knocked the crap out of Diaz, who normally had a pretty good chin, and had him in trouble. Even Paulie had a look of shock on his face, like……Did I just do that??
I recall Juan Diaz in his first of the two fights against Marquez. Wow! Great matchup. Slugging and boxing all in one! Loved that fight!
Malignaggi is the weakest punching champion in the history of boxing and is a terrible example for boxing he does take a great ass whooping though