From Frank Bay: Former Pug Paulie Malignaggi was critical of Turki Alalshikh and Vhite’s day lately at his podcast Paulie TV. Paulie is a good hour because it is fun while understanding the internal work of boxing.
It is found as original and allows you to know that it does not love Dana White. He states that there can be few bias against the day and Turkey, because he works for Pro Bok TV. Paulie is known to be his platform Pro Boxing TV and Tuki Alalshikh competitors within the boxing business. He states that Turki has banned TV TV to have access to his events. It was in other boxing platforms in social media in what seems to be the case that they do not kiss on the ring, who also denied access to Turki’s boxing events. This raised the red flag in the industry, which Paulie tries to bring to light.
Red flags
Paulie says he will still talk about Turkey’s endeavor with White Day, who is objective possible. After listening to what Paulie TV had to say, and my ears also broke down. I want to share my thoughts about Paulie’s testing of a 2026 Turkey’s desired League and White Day.
Ranking and paid scales
The issues created were based on the leakage of the payment funds in the incoming fights and ranking of the fighter system. The registered salary scale was that a newly signed Borac signed. For those who are unsure what it is, this is what an amateur ready to turn the PRO was guaranteed based on the minimum.
It is designed to pay fairly fairly based on the ranking of the system. It started to be ranked at the bottom, and your salary would increase if, for example, they increased at # 15, then # 10, and then # 5 and so on. As this differs from, say, in accordance with the Olympic language currently signed by a large promoter, that the regulations will pay much higher for less struggles, simply due to patigree Talent.
Paulie asks why would the ultimate talent go with Turkey only that pigeons on a minimum is equal to far less talents, and travels much harder all the time? This new salary and ranking system would not make sense for top future talents whether they started a career with Turkis ‘Who’.
Advantages and disadvantages?
Paulie claims that the above talent are more convenient to go with the established promoters such as top rank, because they showed the best talent guides. Top talent with superior rank will be paid much more in guaranteed minimums while traveling on the championship. During this guidance, the upper rank will match how carefully as possible, usually between 10 to 15 fights, which fans consider cannons or subject to a record struggle. Paulie says it’s good for young combat combat.
Elaborating that once will be ranking of sanctioning, their salary will increase significantly. As a fan, we see the upper act is one of the best in leading (ie production) of their talent. The case was only recently, Keishavn Davis. Davis was considered taler at the highest level after turning the pro. Top rank could build buttons in the champ without a lot of problems.
Keishavn could encourage his record with 10 to 12 Fighting relative cannons. Allowing him to set up in the main position with the ranking organization like a VBO until it received the title shot. Davis had lucky enough to be with a superb rank, who at that time had a champion, Denis Berinchik, thus dealing with the title to bring them. The comparator is that Berinchik was seen as the weakest liaison champion. Paulie would say this situation is good for a fighter. Davis managed to make a small wealth of fighting less than star competition, on the way to becoming a champion where he would earn much more money.
Paulie says he who has different plans
Depending on how you look at the situation in Keishavn Davis, fans can see it as good for the fighter, but bad for the boxing. Based on Paulie’s field, about who he plans to pay his young united fights, the old way of building the fighter will be a thing of the past. Paulie believes that TKO will plan to build champions in the end will show that it is good for the company, but bad for the fighting.
The young talent that means with the day White and whoever will not be well paid to be naked on the boot programs that can pump for great record records with 27KC. No, it seems to be deleted, young fighters are corresponding to a very one day. They will be dedicated polite on the basis of their performance. The outside seems fair, but not Paulie. See it as a major problem if you want to make the main boxing stars.
The main argument, which seems to make much sense is simple, that by the time the young talent reaches the top, they will be burned. Paulie, which was a fighter, claiming that in the boxer, it is not possible to have a difficult fight after a serious struggle. The group of the upper boxers consistently fighting others in strenuous struggles will lead to anyone as able to climb and become a global superstar.
Everyone will turn off each other, and their skills and bodies will erode too fast to have a long career like legends in the past. Durans, Leonard’s, De La Hoyas and Canelos, opposite to belief, they closely matched and guided. They didn’t fight the killer after the killer, believe in or not. They had a stretch of mediocre opponents, from time they were separated or did not take certain fights.
On the way to the ladder did not fight the best guys immediately. Paul says it’s just how boxing works and so you can manage and build guys who have 10, 15 or even 20-year careers. In who format you would be lucky to have a ruling champion for over 2 years. With who, yes, you will get great matches of young candidates on champions, but that would not last long. After a few years, your talent pool would be severely exhausted. For young fights, it means you go with who you may have too much damage on the way to the championship that your ride will really be very short. And then what?
Because cheerleaders Paulie is correct or is too stuck in old booking business? And that’s your son who fights to lead him? I am most agree with Paulie. I think who will be good for fans, but it’s bad for fights in the long run.
Last Updated on 28.03.2025