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01/28/08
EARLY DEFICIT TOO MUCH FOR IRONMEN TO OVERCOME;NEW JERSEY DROPS 17-13 LOSS TO KiXX
PHILADELPHIA, PA (January 27, 2008)- The New Jersey Ironmen (10-6) hit the road for Philadelphia today, looking for a key victory against the defending MISL champion KiXX. The stars would not align in favor of New Jersey, and the club dropped a 17-13 defeat. The match up was the second of a two-game weekend for the Ironmen who came up short in a tight 14-10 loss to La Raza de Monterrey Friday night at Prudential Center.
IBF JUNIOR WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPION PAULIE MALIGNAGGI VISIT'S THE BRICKCIY'S IRONMEN
All Photos By: Raquel Gonzalez Photography
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By: Danny Serratelli

Despite the fact that The New Jersey Ironmen (10-6) were upset by La Raza de Monterrey, and lost 17-12 loss (6-10), the fans at the Prudential Arena were treated to an exciting game and definately got their money's worth. The Brick City fans welcomed special guest and honorary captain IBF Junior Welterweight Champion, Paulie "The Magic Man" Malignaggi to Newark.

Malignaggi gladly made the trip over to the Brick City with promoter Lou DiBella and his team from Brooklyn to serve as honary captain and to kick out the ceremonial first kick to Ironmen goalkeeper, another local guy who is almost legendary, Kearny New Jersey's Tony Meola. Malignaggi, a huge soccer enthusiast, recently spent a week in Italy training with A.C. Milan in preparation for his most recent title defense in which he won an exciting unanimous decision over Herman Ngoudjo.
















