First name Greatest; last name Ever aka Manny Pacquiao.
Versus..
Last name, ever; first name what. He wants to be “The Situation” that’s why he does all of his talking aka Paulie Malignaggi.
Come May 15, the loudmouth from Brooklyn will try to back up his abundant trash talking inside the ring against Amir Khan.
Malignaggi, who once tweeted that he wanted to be part of the MTV show “Jersey Shore” will have his hands full against the hard-hitting, rising star from Britain, Amir Khan.
True to his garbage mouth reputation, Malignaggi has been calling Khan “a mere con” and promises a magical spanking.
Addicted to the limelight, the guido-fab wannabe Malignaggi has also been trashing the man on top of the food chain Manny Pacquiao, calling him a cheater and accusing him of using performance enhancing drugs despite not having any form of proof to back up his claims.
Nowadays, the fastest way to land yourself in the headline is to talk trash against Pacquiao and class B fighters like Malignaggi will milk all the attention they can get to render themselves significant.
Surely, Malignaggi and Money Mayweather would’ve made a great heckling tandem back in middle school playgrounds as pubescent punks. As grown men however, they have made a living on hyping their careers through their gift — or should I say curse– of gab. Truly it would be an insult to every articulate person to classified in the same adjective as these two blabbermouths.
It is what it is. Calling a spade a spade as they say. Malignaggi and Mayweather are clowns selling a circus. And as warriors like Khan and Pacquiao train their rears off, the verbal bashing continues from their counter parts.
Sticks and stones as they say.
Khan together with trainers Freddie Roach and strength and conditioning coach Alex Ariza have vowed to send Malignaggi to MTV’s Jersey Shore where he wants to be. He would definitely fit there perfectly with his antics.
If that is to happen though, Khan has a lot of work ahead of him. Luckily for his questionable chin, Malignaggi hits the way our colleague Chino Trinidad described Mayweather’s punches “like a Powerpuff Girl”. Khan can use his aggression, speed and power to send “The Situation” back in the clubs to do some “fist pumping”.
