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109 scores, 78 Cano, 29 Malignaggi, 2 Draw

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malignaggi was making that dude miss a ton. cano looked stronger and kept coming forward....but that isn't enough to win. he was getting hit 3 and 4 to 1 in most exchanges. a lot of his punches were low blows as well.

i'll say this....cano had a cheering section...and that's usually enough to sway ppl who don't know any better.

In a Malinaggi fight, it's almost always whether you prefer his volume of landed blows over the opponents more damaging but less frequent blows. Cano did his hook in the middle rounds regularly and he scored a knockdown. However, he got peppered by the Paulies jab all night. That eventually became a 1-2 combination. I also think its very telling that that cut over Cano's eye came from a punch. I had Paulie winning but it could go either way.

Thomas Hauser is going to send me a link to an article he is doing on the fight that will mention teh scores etc. I will post it on here when he send it.

Thanks for the scores

paulies problem continues to be that he doesn't always ball up his fist when he punches. that and his sideways/defensive stance take away from him landing solid blows. he looked to be switching it up a little with eric brown...but he's seemed to revert back to what he normally does...and that gets him questionable wins.

Thanks for the comments guys. Here is the link to the article....

http://www.maxboxing.com/news/sub-lead/aza...gi-wont-go-away

its a really good read

I realize that some guys in combat sports will never have substantial power, but I'm wondering if Paulie's been working on it. Im not sure he's cool with winning on points and volume, or does he even desire to knock a guy out anymore.

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Cano won, there should be an immediate rematch ordered, the kid didn't get a fair shake because Paulie is the more popular fighter plus he was fighting in his home town.