Fight Miguel Angel Cotto W UD 12 (12) Paul Malignaggi

WBO jr welterweight champion Miguel Cotto (27-0, 22 KOs) won a hard-fought unanimous decision over previously unbeaten Paulie Malignaggi (21-1, 5 KOs) Saturday night at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Cotto dropped Malignaggi in round two and appeared to possibly break Malignaggi's jaw. However, Malignaggi fought on bravely and took everything Cotto threw. Cotto continued to batter Malignaggi down the stretch, winning by scores of 115-112, 116-111, 116-111 read more ...

After losing a lopsided unanimous decision to WBO junior welterweight title-holder Miguel Cotto, a battered and bruised Paulie Malignaggi was too beaten up to make it to the post-fight press conference this morning in Madison Square Garden . "I want to thank Miguel Cotto for giving Paulie this opportunity," Malignaggi promoter Lou DiBella said at the press conference. "Paulie is on his way to Roosevelt hospital; he needs read more ...

Weights from Atlantic City: Antonio Tarver 174 vs. Bernard Hopkins 174 Both Miguel Cotto and Paulie Malignaggi both weighed in at 138.25 for their WBO junior welterweight showdown tomorrow night at Madison Square Garden. Malignaggi looked ripped while Cotto looked very dry read more ...

WBO junior welterweight champion Miguel Cotto (26-0, 22 KOs) was unusually candid in his comments today in regard to his June 10 pay-per-view clash with unbeaten Paul Maglignaggi (21-0) at Madison Square Garden. Оn Malignaggi's credentials: "This guy has done nothing. He's really nothing yet. He's taking this opportunity I'm giving him to try to sell himself read more ...

A press conference was held on Wednesday in New York City for the Miguel Cotto-Paul Malignaggi WBO jr welterweight title fight on June 10 at Madison Square Garden. Malignaggi, a boxing historian of sorts, compared this fight to "Muhammad Ali-Sonny Liston I and II, Floyd Mayweather-Chico Corrales, and Pernell Whitaker-Julio Cesar Chavez with a different outcome." Cotto commented "Paul talks a good game, but come June 10, let's see if he read more ...