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IN the past, Showtime has relieved three of its analysts (Bobby Czyz, Antonio Tarver, and Paul Malignaggi) of their broadcast duties because they crossed a line that did not meet with the network’s moral standards, yet they continue to condone
Adrien Broner’s vulgar conduct that was on display at the post fight interview after he was awarded a unanimous 12 round decision over Puerto Rico’s Jovanie Santiago.
The words Broner uttered won’t be repeated here – they need no further exposure – but what is obvious is, even at age 31, Broner is not maturing.
Paul Malignaggi has been off radar for a long spell after being let go by Showtime.
The fighter-turned-analyst is tip-toeing back into the mix, though, and did an interview on Paige VanZant and Brian Soscia’s “Knuckle Up Radio,” a SiriusXM program.
The hosts asked the former titleholder what he thought about his sorta-rival Conor McGregor losing to Dustin Poirier last Saturday at UFC 257. Paulie gave Poirier credit, because the underdog had faced and lost to McGregor before, so he had to get over that mental hurdle.
“I tend to not be a guy who holds on (to things), but image-wise, I kinda took a hit when that McGregor thing happened,” Malignaggi said, regarding to some sparring he engaged in with McGregor before Conor fought Floyd Mayweather.
Amir posted this snap with his mum to confirm the heartbreaking news The vague symptoms of pancreatic cancer – such as backpain, indigestion, and changes to bowel habits – are often confused with more common and much less serious conditions, meaning that the news of a diagnosis can be all the more devastating. Sadly, 10,000 people across the UK face pancreatic cancer every year – and that has not stopped because of COVID-19. It is so important that anyone who experiences persistent symptoms for more than four weeks contacts their GP. Pancreatic cancer is extremely difficult to diagnose and to treat. There is no time to wait.