Floyd and Malinaggi suggest 'spying' on McGregor's training

Floyd (left) and Paulie (right): meeting friends Photo: Reproduction Youtube FightHype

Former boxer Paulie Malinaggi was deeply angered by Conor McGregor after images and videos of the sparring session between the two were released by the Irishman's team. But he appears to have offered help to the “Notorious” simply to spy on him and give details of Conor's form to rival Floyd Mayweather, as the two will face each other this Saturday (26).

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At least that's what Floyd and Paulie, who met at “Money's” gym last Thursday, suggested. In a video published by the North American website “FightHype”, the two appear cursing McGregor and saying that Mayweather asked Malinaggi to infiltrate the Irishman's camp to obtain valuable information.

“That’s my friend Paulie. My friend Paulie has always been my friend. You know what? I even told my friend, my friend called and said “Hey, does Floyd want me to go to camp?” but implying that this happened.

While the two talked and Floyd talked about “espionage”, Paulie just cursed McGregor, saying he was a “muggle”. At the end of the video, Mayweather even signed a superfight poster, crossing Conor's face and writing the number 50, in relation to the victories he will have in his professional career if he beats the Irishman.

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