Boxing 12/22 - 12/26

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Kameda-Munoz

Kameda-Munoz

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Merry X-Mas and a happy New Year to everybody!!!

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WBA flyweight champ Daiki Kameda (19-2, 11 KOs), 112, very barely kept his belt as he eked out a highly controversial split decision over totally aggressive Silvio Olteanu (11-4, 3 KOs), 112, European titlist of Romania, over twelve lousy rounds on Sunday in Saitama, Japan. The scoresheets were as follows: Jose Roberto Torres (Puerto Rico) 115-113 and Levi Martinez (US) 116-112, both for the defending champ Kameda, while Roberto Ramirez (Puerto Rico) saw it quite differently 118-110 for Olteanu. The referee was Pinit Prayadsab (Thailand).

The 32-year-old Romanian looked dominant and aggressive throughout the monotonous contest. Olteanu was the aggressor all the way. Probably the champ?s severe reduction of weight caused Kameda, 21, to be too sluggish to throw many punches only to retaliate with a punch at a time. The champ was said to be a hard-puncher, so his by far fewer punches might have been evaluated only by the two judges, but Olteanu, a soft-punching but much busier speedster, seemed to have controlled the bout and was apparently robbed.

Would have loved to place a small bet on Draw and maybe (depending on the lines on one of the guys.)


You're draw wasnt far off...was bad beat for dog and even a draw..


Japanese southpaw Koki Kameda (24-1, 15 KOs), 118, acquired the vacant WBA bantamweight belt as he finally caught ex-WBA 115-pound champ Alexander Munoz (35-4, 27 KOs), 118, dropped him with a left-right combination in the last round and pounded out a unanimous decision (115-111, 116-109 and 107-109) over twelve hot frames on Sunday in Saitama, Japan. For Kameda it was his third belt in as many different divisions, but it was true Munoz wasn?t who he used to be and neither had any credentials in this 118-pound category.

It was a see-saw affair as Munoz kept throwing roundhouse punches, and Kameda defended himself with a peek-a-boo guard and occasionally countered with southpaw lefts. The sixth saw Munoz penalized a point because of repeated rabbit punches. In the final session Kameda came out fighting and exploded a left-right combination to the fading Venezuelan and sent him reeling to the deck. Kameda had him at bay and almost stunned him again with solid shots to the groggy ex-champ

Huge week of MMA..45-60 bouts...crazy..been at iot last 2 weeks as they keep postponing and rescheduling...not to mention a 1/2 dozen of thes eguys really over did the holidays...injury bug or they they are gonna fight drained...gonna be interesting..
 

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Best KOs of 2010

Best KOs of 2010

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I personally like the Camacho Jr one....Lemieux froze his ass

:mj07: :mj07: :mj07: :mj07:

and I will love Glen Johnson for all time for what he did to Green

Most vicious one is a tie between the Enzo KO, the Sergio Martinez KO, and whoever is punching at 9:40 of this video.

:scared :scared :scared :scared :scared

Worst stoppage had to be the Tony Bellew fight - not even a punch landed....total bullshit
 
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those highlight KO'S = ballad of brutality

fockin beautiful (especially when you're not on the receiving end )

there's one KO missing, when randall bailey gumby'd jackson bonsu

that was fockin awesome
 

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Looks like Campillo has withdrawn from the January 22nd fight with Thierry Karl. :facepalm:

http://www.boxingscene.com/?m=show&id=34205

This looked like the first good opportunity of 2011, and I've got some money tied up. I noticed the line has been moving a lot, so I'm sure others do to. Don't dump anymore on this one.
 

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5 bucks on Wilson Santana at +1500 over Rubio to win 75.

What can I say, it's been too long since I've placed a boxing bet.

Happy New Year fellas! Hope 2011 is a good one for us!!!
 

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5 bucks on Wilson Santana at +1500 over Rubio to win 75.

What can I say, it's been too long since I've placed a boxing bet.

Happy New Year fellas! Hope 2011 is a good one for us!!!

If nothing else the kid can punch...good luck brother! NO WAY would I stick Rubio in a parlay at those odds.
 
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