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    Paulie Ayala

    How great do you feel he is? He defeated 46-0 Johnny Tapia in a FOTY & Johnny Bredahl. Made 3 defences of his WBA Bantamweight Title and also won the IBO Super Bantamweight title & Ring ****zine Title.

    He had 3 defeats and two were against Morales & Barrera and the other was a title fight. Him & Pacquiao were close to fight at Super Bamtamweight in 2002, how does that go?
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    #2
    Originally posted by NY Boxing! View Post
    How great do you feel he is? He defeated 46-0 Johnny Tapia in a FOTY & Johnny Bredahl. Made 3 defences of his WBA Bantamweight Title and also won the IBO Super Bantamweight title & Ring ****zine Title.

    He had 3 defeats and two were against Morales & Barrera and the other was a title fight. Him & Pacquiao were close to fight at Super Bamtamweight in 2002, how does that go?

    Think he was very good, at best. Soild, earnest-type of fighter....but not very special. I don't mean to insult him as I think guys like him are kind of the foundation of the sport.

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      #3
      Very good fighter nice B+ level win for Morales and Barrera

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        #4
        A fine fighter, but the Bredahl win was VERY controversial.

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          #5
          Originally posted by BattlingNelson View Post
          A fine fighter, but the Bredahl win was VERY controversial.
          As was his title defense victory over the rather unknown Dianzo.

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            #6
            Originally posted by jabsRstiff View Post
            As was his title defense victory over the rather unknown Dianzo.
            I cant tell, as I havent seen that one, but I can see that the fight was in Ayala's hometown.

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              #7
              Originally posted by BattlingNelson View Post
              I cant tell, as I havent seen that one, but I can see that the fight was in Ayala's hometown.
              It wasn't quite a "robbery", but I know I and a few others thought Dianzo had won the majority of rounds.

              Another thing, if you want to train a fighter who has no punching power, find one who goes by "Paulie".....Spadafora, Malignaggi, and Ayala.

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                #8
                Originally posted by jabsRstiff View Post
                It wasn't quite a "robbery", but I know I and a few others thought Dianzo had won the majority of rounds.

                Another thing, if you want to train a fighter who has no punching power, find one who goes by "Paulie".....Spadafora, Malignaggi, and Ayala.

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                  #9
                  He was a solid fighter a bit of an overachiver. He was similar fighter to juan diaz he relied on outworking you. he was fortunate to get the decision in the 2nd tapia fight, and the first bones adams fight, but still a solid fighter

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                    Originally posted by jabsRstiff View Post
                    As was his title defense victory over the rather unknown Dianzo.
                    same with the first bones fight...

                    ayala was a worker, exciting to watch man, decent to good infighter.

                    he was too small for morales and barrera...barrera brutalized him....

                    he could have been undefeated going into the morales fight except for that headbutt against that japanese cat.

                    a solid fighter and no pushover, but not hall worthy- margaritoish

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