***PAULIE MALIGNAGGI vs HERMAN NGOUDJO Analys Thread***

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Here are some links to some Ngoudjo fight to those who don't know him:

http://www.dailymotion.com/videos/relevance/search/herman+ngoudjo/1

 

And heres the Malignaggi vs Ndou fight (sorry the quality is not good):

http://www.dailymotion.com/relevanc...16d_paul-malignaggi-vs-lovemore-ndou-ti_sport

 

I think you shoudln't underate Ngoudjo. He's made some upset already and is improving every fight. Paulie has better chances for sure but Ngoudjo will give him a tough fight.

 

Ok so heres my analys:



What will each bring to the table?:

Ngoudjo is stronger and hits harder than Malignaggi. He has a very high workrate so does his opponent. They both have a very good chin but this wont play in this fight as none of them has the power to knock the other out. The only way i see this fight isn't going twelve round is a TKO by Ngoudjo if he gets Malignaggi on the ropes and throws without being anwsered. The fight could also be stopped on cut but none of them has ever had any cut issue.

Malignaggi is faster, has a better jab, better footwork and better defense then Ngoudjo. He is also more experienced as he had 7 more fights then his opponent. Both fought very good competition for fighters with less then 25 fights. Ngoudjo fought fighters like future Hall of Famer Jose Luis Castillo, former two-time world champion Randall Bailey and Emanuel Augustus while Malignaggi gave up a very good fight against pound for pound contender Miguel Angel Cotto.


What will their strategies be?

I think Paulie's strategy will be the same as he always does since he can't really do anything else then jab and move arround the ring using his great footwork and fast combinations.

Ngoudjo is a pressure fighter with great stamina and chin so he will have to outwork Malignaggi and fight on the inside as much as possible in order to win the fight. He will also have to cut off the ring which Ndou never did so if he does it defenitly be a closer fight then the Malignaggi-Ndou. He will have to fightthe 3 mins of each round and never let Malignaggi time to rest during the rounds.


How could each win?

Maglignaggi will win easily if Ngoudjo let him play his game and use his skills in the ring has he want. He is the better boxer and by far. If Ngoudjo does what Ndou did theres no way he can win. He will need to pressure, pressure and pressure the italian-american and outwork him to impress the judges.


How will this fight play out

I see this fight going to the twelve round limit. Ngoudjo will come very focussed and will charge on Malignaggi from the opening belt, a bit like Hatton did on Mayweather, without the holding. He will throw a lot and catch Malignaggi a few times but will get countered a lot. Malignaggi will move a lot arround the ring, jabbing and looking to avoid Ngoudjo. He will win most of the early rounds but as the fight will go on, he will tire because Ngoudjo will put a lot of pressure and since Ngoudjo has a great stamina and is as fresh in the 12th than in the 1st (unlike Cotto at this weight), he will still be able to put pressure while Malignaggi will be more and more tired as the fight goes on. Arround the 7h or 8th, Ngoudjo will take control of the fight and win the rounds. It will already be to late at this point to win the fight on the judges scorecard so he will go for the KO. He probably won't acheive his goal and Malignaggi will win a close unanimous or split decision.

Altought Ngoudjo can always back up Malignaggi againts the ropes and TKO him, but thats less likely than the first option, but my hearth is 100% behind Ngoudjo.


All I can say is that it will be a much better fight than most people think.

 

how so?

 

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