Boxing 3/5 - 3/7

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March 5th (Friday), 2010

At The Morongo Casino, Cabazon, CA
Martin Honorio (27-4-1) vs. Wilton Hilario (12-0-1)
Rico Ramos (14-0) vs. Cecilio Santos (24-12-3)

At The Leisure Centre, Huddersfield, England
Andy Morris (18-2) vs. Gary Sykes (14-0)

At Parque Revolucion, Culiacan, Mexico

Fernando Beltran (25-6-1) vs. Rafael Urias (22-16-1)


March 6th (Saturday), 2010

At The Agua Caliente Casino, Rancho Mirage, CA
Vic Darchinyan (33-2-1) vs. Rodrigo Guerrero (13-1-1)
Leonardo Zappavigna (22-0) vs. Fernando Angulo (22-6)

At Mohegan Sun Casino, Uncasville, Connecticut
Devon Alexander (19-0) vs. Juan Urango (22-2-1)

At TBA, Gudalajara, Mexico
Ulises Solis (29-2-2) vs. Bert Batawang (45-14-3)

At The Tropicana Casino, Atlantic City, NJ
Shamone Alvarez (20-2) vs. Alexis Camacho (17-2)

At The Montreal Casino, Montreal, Canada

Sebastien Demers (30-2) vs. William Joppy (39-5-1)

At Palenque Feria, Tuxtla Gutierrez, Mexico

Saul Alvarez (30-0-1) vs. Brian Camechis (19-2)

At Ohkay Casino, San Juan Pueblo, New Mexico
Johnny Tapia (56-5) vs. Jorge Alberto Reyes (21-27)

At The Patriot Center, Fairfax, VA

Jimmy Lange (31-3-1) vs. Chase Shields (29-3-1)

At Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan
Naoki Matsuda (31-8-4) vs. Vinvin Rufino (17-7-3)


March 7th (Sunday), 2010

In Nagoya, Japan
Kohei Oba (26-0-1) vs. Eric Barcelona (50-16-4)

Takuro Kodama (21-6-5) vs. Mikio Yasuda (15-4-2)

At IMP Hall, Osaka, Japan

Takuya Yamada (10-3-3) vs. Myung Ho Lee (8-1)

Hikaru Murazawa (9-2) vs. KiMasafumi Kawano (8-7-2)
 
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TV Schedule:

ESPN2
Martin Honorio (27-4-1) vs. Wilton Hilario (12-0-1)
Rico Ramos (14-0) vs. Cecilio Santos (24-12-3)

SKY
Andy Morris (18-2) vs. Gary Sykes (14-0)

Showtime
Vic Darchinyan (33-2-1) vs. Rodrigo Guerrero (13-1-1)
Leonardo Zappavigna (22-0) vs. Fernando Angulo (22-6)

HBO
Devon Alexander (19-0) vs. Juan Urango (22-2-1)

Fox Sports Espanol
Ulises Solis (29-2-2) vs. Bert Batawang (45-14-3)

Canada V
Sebastien Demers (30-2) vs. William Joppy (39-5-1)
 
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Johnny Tapia and William Joppy fighting on the same weekend

combined ages 356

:mj07: :mj07: :mj07: :mj07: :mj07: :mj07:
 
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Its always refreshing for me to read your early next week schedule, ghost! :toast:

...especially after a rather quiet and uneventful week (at least for me).

I like Devon to win a decision against Urango. I played Devon (straight) and the over for more than 1 unit each and also a small bet on Devon WPTS.
 
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Ghost Kid said:
Johnny Tapia and William Joppy fighting on the same weekend

combined ages 356

:mj07: :mj07: :mj07: :mj07: :mj07: :mj07:
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why would anyone blow money going to the movies to see leonardo di caprio in "shutter island" this coming weekend?....

this is much scarier stuff...:grins:
 
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Zerwas said:
Its always refreshing for me to read your early next week schedule, ghost! :toast:

...especially after a rather quiet and uneventful week (at least for me).

I like Devon to win a decision against Urango. I played Devon (straight) and the over for more than 1 unit each and also a small bet on Devon WPTS.
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I concur...win lose or push, Ghost always gets the next weeks fights up on Saturday night after the present weeks fights are over. It's become tradition and I always look forward to it. This site has changed for the better since Ghost started putting in time to post all the info he does. MUCH MUCH APRRECIATION Brother!

:toast: :toast: :toast:


BTW Z, I'm huge on ALexander straight up and in a parlay. Good luck!!!!!
 
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I'm gonna get this one in tonight because I think the odds will be worse later in the week.

i agree with Zerwas.

Urango-Alexander
OVER 11.5 rounds

Alexander wins this by by 12 round points decision. Urango is VERY powerful, but he has shown he can be outboxed. The question is whether Alexander is more Berto or more Ngoudjo. I think he is a pretty slick guy.

But I also think his power is a tad over-rated. He has 4 knockouts in a row, but it is pretty deceiving stuff. Rodriguez and Witter both quit.

I got bit pretty bad when Witter pulled out (it seemed a sure distance fight), but I am gonna try my luck again here. Urango is an OX and had mad heart. Berto and Bailey, both big bangers, couldn't stop him. NO WAY Alexander is going to. No Way.

This thing only ends early, in my opinion, if Alexander gets careless and gets caught.

Urango will never give up, but he will hitting air all night long. WIDE UD for Devon The Great.

If he can stop Urango I will be SHOCKED and VERY IMPRESSED.
 
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Romi said:
I concur...win lose or push, Ghost always gets the next weeks fights up on Saturday night after the present weeks fights are over. It's become tradition and I always look forward to it. This site has changed for the better since Ghost started putting in time to post all the info he does. MUCH MUCH APRRECIATION Brother!

:toast: :toast: :toast:
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:thumb:

Ghost, awesome job getting all those articles on this week's upcoming fights! These articles really help to get a perspective on the less talked about matchups.
 
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Ghost Kid said:
I'm gonna get this one in tonight because I think the odds will be worse later in the week.

i agree with Zerwas.

Urango-Alexander
OVER 11.5 rounds

Alexander wins this by by 12 round points decision. Urango is VERY powerful, but he has shown he can be outboxed. The question is whether Alexander is more Berto or more Ngoudjo. I think he is a pretty slick guy.

But I also think his power is a tad over-rated. He has 4 knockouts in a row, but it is pretty deceiving stuff. Rodriguez and Witter both quit.

I got bit pretty bad when Witter pulled out (it seemed a sure distance fight), but I am gonna try my luck again here. Urango is an OX and had mad heart. Berto and Bailey, both big bangers, couldn't stop him. NO WAY Alexander is going to. No Way.

This thing only ends early, in my opinion, if Alexander gets careless and gets caught.

Urango will never give up, but he will hitting air all night long. WIDE UD for Devon The Great.

If he can stop Urango I will be SHOCKED and VERY IMPRESSED.
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My only fear is that Devon is so dominant that the fight gets stopped...or mabe Urango suffers a cut....

He suffered a knockdown against Bailey as well, but of course, Baily is a big puncher.

The logical outcome is Devon WPTS!
 
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Neither of the books I use pos
st props to the day before the fight. What's the line on urango/Alexander going the distance?
 
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Zerwas said:
My only fear is that Devon is so dominant that the fight gets stopped...or mabe Urango suffers a cut....

He suffered a knockdown against Bailey as well, but of course, Baily is a big puncher.

The logical outcome is Devon WPTS!
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A cut is always a scary possibility
but, as fast as Devon is, he hits like Holly Holm
a lot of noisy slapping

Urango is one tough SOB
Berto hit him with everything but the kitchen sink.
Hard to imagine Alexander hitting him harder than that.

A cut or a swollen eye is the only worry. Got to keep to doctors out of this. Urango will never quit.

Good luck to us! On paper this is a distance bout. Now let's see what happens is real life.
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