Fight:2088430 - Revision history

Rockyjones at 18:43, 31 July 2016

2016-07-31T18:43:14Z

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	Malignaggi defended his 'King of Brooklyn' belt and local bragging rights, a 'title' he won over [[Zab Judah]] in 2013. Using rapid footwork and moving in and out, Malignaggi, 'The Magic Man', won the first eight rounds as Gabriel Bracero stood in front of him not moving or chasing or changing strategy. Malignaggi continued to fire his jab unchallenging, winning the rounds. In a mild late comeback, Tito Bracero won rounds nine and ten as Malignaggi tired a bit. After the bout, Malignaggi, doing 'double duty', got dressed and returned to commentating at ringside. Not a close bout.		Malignaggi defended his 'King of Brooklyn' belt and local bragging rights, a 'title' he won over [[Zab Judah]] in 2013. Using rapid footwork and moving in and out, Malignaggi, 'The Magic Man', won the first eight rounds as Gabriel Bracero stood in front of him not moving or chasing or changing strategy. Malignaggi continued to fire his jab unchallenging, winning the rounds. In a mild late comeback, Tito Bracero won rounds nine and ten as Malignaggi tired a bit. After the bout, Malignaggi, doing 'double duty', got dressed and returned to commentating at ringside. Not a close bout.

	* In losing to world champions [[Paul Malignaggi]], [[DeMarcus Corley]], and Olympic Gold Medalist [[Felix Diaz]], Bracero ~~proved~~ unable to win the big fight.		* In losing to world champions [[Paul Malignaggi]], [[DeMarcus Corley]], and Olympic Gold Medalist [[Felix Diaz]], Bracero unable to win the big fight.

Rockyjones at 18:43, 31 July 2016

2016-07-31T18:43:02Z

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	Malignaggi defended his 'King of Brooklyn' belt and local bragging rights, a 'title' he won over [[Zab Judah]] in 2013. Using rapid footwork and moving in and out, Malignaggi, 'The Magic Man', won the first eight rounds as Gabriel Bracero stood in front of him not moving or chasing or changing strategy. Malignaggi continued to fire his jab unchallenging, winning the rounds. In a mild late comeback, Tito Bracero won rounds nine and ten as Malignaggi tired a bit. After the bout, Malignaggi, doing 'double duty', got dressed and returned to commentating at ringside. Not a close bout.		Malignaggi defended his 'King of Brooklyn' belt and local bragging rights, a 'title' he won over [[Zab Judah]] in 2013. Using rapid footwork and moving in and out, Malignaggi, 'The Magic Man', won the first eight rounds as Gabriel Bracero stood in front of him not moving or chasing or changing strategy. Malignaggi continued to fire his jab unchallenging, winning the rounds. In a mild late comeback, Tito Bracero won rounds nine and ten as Malignaggi tired a bit. After the bout, Malignaggi, doing 'double duty', got dressed and returned to commentating at ringside. Not a close bout.

	* In losing to ~~ex-~~world champions [[Paul Malignaggi]], [[DeMarcus Corley]], and Olympic Gold Medalist [[Felix Diaz]], Bracero proved unable to win the big fight.		* In losing to world champions [[Paul Malignaggi]], [[DeMarcus Corley]], and Olympic Gold Medalist [[Felix Diaz]], Bracero proved unable to win the big fight.

Rockyjones at 18:42, 31 July 2016

2016-07-31T18:42:53Z

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	Malignaggi defended his 'King of Brooklyn' belt and local bragging rights, a 'title' he won over [[Zab Judah]] in 2013. Using rapid footwork and moving in and out, Malignaggi, 'The Magic Man', won the first eight rounds as Gabriel Bracero stood in front of him not moving or chasing or changing strategy. Malignaggi continued to fire his jab unchallenging, winning the rounds. In a mild late comeback, Tito Bracero won rounds nine and ten as Malignaggi tired a bit. After the bout, Malignaggi, doing 'double duty', got dressed and returned to commentating at ringside. Not a close bout.		Malignaggi defended his 'King of Brooklyn' belt and local bragging rights, a 'title' he won over [[Zab Judah]] in 2013. Using rapid footwork and moving in and out, Malignaggi, 'The Magic Man', won the first eight rounds as Gabriel Bracero stood in front of him not moving or chasing or changing strategy. Malignaggi continued to fire his jab unchallenging, winning the rounds. In a mild late comeback, Tito Bracero won rounds nine and ten as Malignaggi tired a bit. After the bout, Malignaggi, doing 'double duty', got dressed and returned to commentating at ringside. Not a close bout.

	* In losing to ex-world champions [[Paul Malignaggi]], [[DeMarcus Corley]], and Olympic Gold Medalist [[Felix Diaz]], Bracero proved ~~still~~ unable to ~~'The Big Fight'~~.		* In losing to ex-world champions [[Paul Malignaggi]], [[DeMarcus Corley]], and Olympic Gold Medalist [[Felix Diaz]], Bracero proved unable to win the big fight.

Rockyjones at 18:42, 31 July 2016

2016-07-31T18:42:28Z

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	Malignaggi defended his 'King of Brooklyn' belt and local bragging rights, a 'title' he won over [[Zab Judah]] in 2013. Using rapid footwork and moving in and out, Malignaggi, 'The Magic Man', won the first eight rounds as Gabriel Bracero stood in front of him not moving or chasing or changing strategy. Malignaggi continued to fire his jab unchallenging, winning the rounds. In a mild late comeback, Tito Bracero won rounds nine and ten as Malignaggi tired a bit. After the bout, Malignaggi, doing 'double duty', got dressed and returned to commentating at ringside. Not a close bout.		Malignaggi defended his 'King of Brooklyn' belt and local bragging rights, a 'title' he won over [[Zab Judah]] in 2013. Using rapid footwork and moving in and out, Malignaggi, 'The Magic Man', won the first eight rounds as Gabriel Bracero stood in front of him not moving or chasing or changing strategy. Malignaggi continued to fire his jab unchallenging, winning the rounds. In a mild late comeback, Tito Bracero won rounds nine and ten as Malignaggi tired a bit. After the bout, Malignaggi, doing 'double duty', got dressed and returned to commentating at ringside. Not a close bout.

			* In losing to ex-world champions [[Paul Malignaggi]], [[DeMarcus Corley]], and Olympic Gold Medalist [[Felix Diaz]], Bracero proved still unable to 'The Big Fight'.

Rockyjones at 18:40, 31 July 2016

2016-07-31T18:40:28Z

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	Malignaggi defended his 'King of Brooklyn' belt and local bragging rights, a 'title' he won over [[Zab Judah]] in 2013. Using rapid footwork and moving in and out, Malignaggi, 'The Magic Man', won the first eight rounds as Gabriel Bracero stood in front of him not moving or chasing or changing strategy. Malignaggi continued to fire his jab unchallenging, winning the rounds. In a mild late comeback, Tito Bracero won rounds nine and ten as Malignaggi tired a bit. After the bout, Malignaggi, doing 'double duty', got dressed and returned to commentating at ringside. ~~In summary not~~ a close bout.		Malignaggi defended his 'King of Brooklyn' belt and local bragging rights, a 'title' he won over [[Zab Judah]] in 2013. Using rapid footwork and moving in and out, Malignaggi, 'The Magic Man', won the first eight rounds as Gabriel Bracero stood in front of him not moving or chasing or changing strategy. Malignaggi continued to fire his jab unchallenging, winning the rounds. In a mild late comeback, Tito Bracero won rounds nine and ten as Malignaggi tired a bit. After the bout, Malignaggi, doing 'double duty', got dressed and returned to commentating at ringside. Not a close bout.

Rockyjones at 18:40, 31 July 2016

2016-07-31T18:40:17Z

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	Malignaggi defended his 'King of Brooklyn' belt and local bragging rights, a 'title' he won over [[Zab Judah]] in 2013. Using rapid footwork and moving in and out, Malignaggi, 'The Magic Man', won the first eight rounds as Gabriel Bracero stood in front of him not moving or chasing or changing strategy. Malignaggi continued to fire his jab unchallenging, winning the rounds. In a mild late comeback, Tito Bracero won rounds nine and ten as Malignaggi tired a bit. After the bout, Malignaggi, doing 'double duty', got dressed and returned to commentating at ringside.		Malignaggi defended his 'King of Brooklyn' belt and local bragging rights, a 'title' he won over [[Zab Judah]] in 2013. Using rapid footwork and moving in and out, Malignaggi, 'The Magic Man', won the first eight rounds as Gabriel Bracero stood in front of him not moving or chasing or changing strategy. Malignaggi continued to fire his jab unchallenging, winning the rounds. In a mild late comeback, Tito Bracero won rounds nine and ten as Malignaggi tired a bit. After the bout, Malignaggi, doing 'double duty', got dressed and returned to commentating at ringside. In summary not a close bout.

Rockyjones at 18:39, 31 July 2016

2016-07-31T18:39:50Z

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	Malignaggi defended his 'King of Brooklyn' belt and local bragging rights, a 'title' he won over [[Zab Judah]] in 2013. Using rapid footwork and moving in and out, Malignaggi, 'The Magic Man', won the first eight rounds as Gabriel Bracero stood in front of him not moving or chasing or changing strategy. Malignaggi continued to fire his jab unchallenging, winning rounds. Bracero won rounds nine and ten as Malignaggi tired a bit. After the bout, Malignaggi, doing 'double duty', got dressed and returned to commentating at ringside.		Malignaggi defended his 'King of Brooklyn' belt and local bragging rights, a 'title' he won over [[Zab Judah]] in 2013. Using rapid footwork and moving in and out, Malignaggi, 'The Magic Man', won the first eight rounds as Gabriel Bracero stood in front of him not moving or chasing or changing strategy. Malignaggi continued to fire his jab unchallenging, winning the rounds. In a mild late comeback, Tito Bracero won rounds nine and ten as Malignaggi tired a bit. After the bout, Malignaggi, doing 'double duty', got dressed and returned to commentating at ringside.

Rockyjones at 18:39, 31 July 2016

2016-07-31T18:39:16Z

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	Malignaggi defended his 'King of Brooklyn' belt and local bragging rights, a 'title' he won over [[Zab Judah]] in 2013. Using rapid footwork and moving in and out, Malignaggi, 'The Magic Man', won the first eight rounds as Gabriel Bracero stood in front of him not moving or chasing or changing strategy. Malignaggi continued to fire his jab. ~~racero~~ won rounds nine and ten as Malignaggi tired a bit. After the bout, Malignaggi, doing 'double duty', got dressed and returned to commentating at ringside.		Malignaggi defended his 'King of Brooklyn' belt and local bragging rights, a 'title' he won over [[Zab Judah]] in 2013. Using rapid footwork and moving in and out, Malignaggi, 'The Magic Man', won the first eight rounds as Gabriel Bracero stood in front of him not moving or chasing or changing strategy. Malignaggi continued to fire his jab unchallenging, winning rounds. Bracero won rounds nine and ten as Malignaggi tired a bit. After the bout, Malignaggi, doing 'double duty', got dressed and returned to commentating at ringside.

Rockyjones at 18:38, 31 July 2016

2016-07-31T18:38:46Z

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	Malignaggi ~~defending~~ his "King of Brooklyn" belt and local bragging rights, a "title" he won over Zab Judah in 2013.		<fight>2088430</fight>

			Malignaggi defended his 'King of Brooklyn' belt and local bragging rights, a 'title' he won over [[Zab Judah]] in 2013. Using rapid footwork and moving in and out, Malignaggi, 'The Magic Man', won the first eight rounds as Gabriel Bracero stood in front of him not moving or chasing or changing strategy. Malignaggi continued to fire his jab. racero won rounds nine and ten as Malignaggi tired a bit. After the bout, Malignaggi, doing 'double duty', got dressed and returned to commentating at ringside.

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