Its a pay for site...can't get through. I don't buy them anymore. I paid BT for a 6 mnth re-subscrpt and they wouldn't unlock my login capabilities. I must have sent at least 15 emails to no avail and finally had my cc company cancel the payment. The fckers never even attempted to contact me. I like to get as much info for betting purposes but fightnews and bettingscene offer just as much IMO for free. Greg Leon is also a piece of work. He keeps saying "remember where you read it first". Their results come hrs after fightnews all the time...just my o2.
Boxing 4/24 - 4/25
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Its a pay for site...can't get through. I don't buy them anymore. I paid BT for a 6 mnth re-subscrpt and they wouldn't unlock my login capabilities. I must have sent at least 15 emails to no avail and finally had my cc company cancel the payment. The fckers never even attempted to contact me. I like to get as much info for betting purposes but fightnews and bettingscene offer just as much IMO for free. Greg Leon is also a piece of work. He keeps saying "remember where you read it first". Their results come hrs after fightnews all the time...just my o2.
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oops sorry
didn't realize it was a subscription link
maxboxing didn't use to lock off his articles
well here are Mulcahey's picks anyway (without the long write-ups)
Jacobs late KO
Escalante UD or late KO
Alexander UD
Spinks close dec.
Petersen UD
Lopez 4th round KO
Green 4th round KO
Froch close dec.
P.S.
Broadburst just won by TKO in England...he was a big favorite
thx for posting the picks ghost...they look fairly solid IMO. I can't see Penalosa pulling the upset and I feel he gets ktfo. The current spinks odds are accurate as well as froch/jt. Both too close to pick and at such close odds, I don't see the value. I can't understand why odds on green have come down a little bit. Is DeLeon really a threat? IMO DeLeon goes to sleep when Green wants to step it up.
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Weights from Connecticut:
The undefeated Froch (24-0, 19 KOs), of Nottingham, England, weighed 167 pounds, while Taylor (28-2-1, 17 KOs), of Little Rock, Ark. weighed 166 pounds. Allan Green, of Tulsa, Okla., who is 27-1 with 19 KOs, will be opposed by Las Vegas-based Puerto Rican Carlos De Leon (21-2-2, 14 KOs) in an important 10-round super middleweight bout in the co-feature. Both Green and De Leon weighed the division-limit 168 pounds. Froch?s British fans showed up in force to support their countryman at the weigh-in Friday at MGM Grand at Foxwoods.
Photos here:
http://www.fightnews.com/?p=9682
De Leon looks like he is gonna try and smack that grin right off of Green's face.
The undefeated Froch (24-0, 19 KOs), of Nottingham, England, weighed 167 pounds, while Taylor (28-2-1, 17 KOs), of Little Rock, Ark. weighed 166 pounds. Allan Green, of Tulsa, Okla., who is 27-1 with 19 KOs, will be opposed by Las Vegas-based Puerto Rican Carlos De Leon (21-2-2, 14 KOs) in an important 10-round super middleweight bout in the co-feature. Both Green and De Leon weighed the division-limit 168 pounds. Froch?s British fans showed up in force to support their countryman at the weigh-in Friday at MGM Grand at Foxwoods.
Photos here:
http://www.fightnews.com/?p=9682
De Leon looks like he is gonna try and smack that grin right off of Green's face.
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Carlos De Leon Jr.: Ready to Reach the Top
http://www.secondsout.com/usa-boxing-news?ccs=229&cs=78845
http://www.secondsout.com/usa-boxing-news?ccs=229&cs=78845
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Green-De Leon Jr. This Saturday
Published by Boxing Insider News Staff on April 20th, 2009
"In the co-feature, the hard-hitting Green (27-1, 19 KOs), of Tulsa, Okla., is looking to get back into the world title picture with a dominating win over the promising De Leon. His only setback came in February of 2007 when he lost a unanimous decision to Edison Miranda.
Undefeated since then with three knockouts in his last four fights, Green is taking on a tough challenge against a talented fighter with the hopes that a victory will push him into title contention.
?I?m looking forward to making my SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING debut,? Green said. ?It?s been a long time coming and I?m going to make the most of this opportunity.
?Carlos De Leon Jr., is a solid fighter, but I?m coming into the ring to make a statement and I don?t expect him to last long. I just hope I don?t scare off the winner of Taylor-Froch with the performance I?m about to put on.?
De Leon (21-2-2, 14 KOs), of Las Vegas, by way of Puerto Rico, is taking a big step up in fighting Green as he, too, hopes to step back into the super middleweight title picture. A promising, ranked prospect just one year ago, De Leon is trying to overcome a loss to Fulgencio Zuniga last February with a convincing victory over Green.
?This is my moment,?? De Leon said. ?It is my moment to shine on SHOWTIME. It is my moment to show the world that I am the best super middleweight out there.
?I will run over Allan Green like a bullet train, will make Puerto Rico shine and will honor and continue the legacy that my father once gave to my country. My message to Mr. Taylor and Mr. Froch is I am coming to get you.?
Green and DeLeon are two power-punching fighters who can end the fight with one punch. With two aggressive brawlers, this crossroads fight in the 168-pound division will feature non-stop action for as long as it lasts."
Published by Boxing Insider News Staff on April 20th, 2009
"In the co-feature, the hard-hitting Green (27-1, 19 KOs), of Tulsa, Okla., is looking to get back into the world title picture with a dominating win over the promising De Leon. His only setback came in February of 2007 when he lost a unanimous decision to Edison Miranda.
Undefeated since then with three knockouts in his last four fights, Green is taking on a tough challenge against a talented fighter with the hopes that a victory will push him into title contention.
?I?m looking forward to making my SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING debut,? Green said. ?It?s been a long time coming and I?m going to make the most of this opportunity.
?Carlos De Leon Jr., is a solid fighter, but I?m coming into the ring to make a statement and I don?t expect him to last long. I just hope I don?t scare off the winner of Taylor-Froch with the performance I?m about to put on.?
De Leon (21-2-2, 14 KOs), of Las Vegas, by way of Puerto Rico, is taking a big step up in fighting Green as he, too, hopes to step back into the super middleweight title picture. A promising, ranked prospect just one year ago, De Leon is trying to overcome a loss to Fulgencio Zuniga last February with a convincing victory over Green.
?This is my moment,?? De Leon said. ?It is my moment to shine on SHOWTIME. It is my moment to show the world that I am the best super middleweight out there.
?I will run over Allan Green like a bullet train, will make Puerto Rico shine and will honor and continue the legacy that my father once gave to my country. My message to Mr. Taylor and Mr. Froch is I am coming to get you.?
Green and DeLeon are two power-punching fighters who can end the fight with one punch. With two aggressive brawlers, this crossroads fight in the 168-pound division will feature non-stop action for as long as it lasts."
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Weights from Puerto Rico:
Juan Manuel ?Juanma? Lopez 121.8 vs Gerry Penalosa 121.5
(WBO junior featherweight championship)
Lamont Peterson 140 vs Willy Blain 138.4
(WBO light welterweight interim championship)
http://www.fightnews.com/?p=9710
Juan Manuel ?Juanma? Lopez 121.8 vs Gerry Penalosa 121.5
(WBO junior featherweight championship)
Lamont Peterson 140 vs Willy Blain 138.4
(WBO light welterweight interim championship)
http://www.fightnews.com/?p=9710
always liked williamson....the meehan meltdown surprised me a bit...
it`s off the board now...
it`s off the board now...
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anyone else crazy enough to play penalosa? reports from his camp have sounded positive. i still think he has some fight in him, im playing him very small, just enough to win $150
wow i totally blew my plays on the spinks fight. im eating some juice in the buy-backs, now have spinks medium at almost -200 after the hedge, when he's available at near even!
i still think spinks wins a decision, but i can see the logic behind latimore and the under. actually i bought back my over -250 with under +200, donating 15$ to the book either way. shit happens.
wow i totally blew my plays on the spinks fight. im eating some juice in the buy-backs, now have spinks medium at almost -200 after the hedge, when he's available at near even!
i still think spinks wins a decision, but i can see the logic behind latimore and the under. actually i bought back my over -250 with under +200, donating 15$ to the book either way. shit happens.
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i was thinking about juanma inside,green/deleon under and spinks via decision at around 5.5 to 1....
throwaway some mma money for chits and giggles...
penalosa`s a tough nut to crack,but in p.r. vs another lefty,maybe this is the time?....
and i can see the possibility of another green/miranda style skinkeroo,but wtf....not sure about deleon`s whiskers...
gotta have SOME action...even if it`s an extreme longshot...
throwaway some mma money for chits and giggles...
penalosa`s a tough nut to crack,but in p.r. vs another lefty,maybe this is the time?....
and i can see the possibility of another green/miranda style skinkeroo,but wtf....not sure about deleon`s whiskers...
gotta have SOME action...even if it`s an extreme longshot...
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Tonight?s Don King Productions-promoted card at Scottrade Center in St. Louis kicked off with two upsets:
Kahramon Arzykulov, an Uzbekistani who was previously 15-2 with 8 knockouts, lost a unanimous decision to the previously unheralded Robert DaLuz, a New Englander now fighting out of Jacksonville, Fla. ?Look at who I?ve lost to,? DaLuz said in the locker room after his fight. ?I?ve fought some real guys at heavier weights. I fought at bantamweight tonight and felt great. I can fight at this weight, no problem.? One judge scored it 78-74, while the remaining to judges were in agreement at 77-75. DaLuz improved his record to 12-17 (9 KOs).
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In the second bout of the evening, Michagander Harvey ?Candyman? Jolly entered with a losing record (8-10-1, 4 KOs), and was 18 pounds lighter than his heavily favored Nicaraguan opponent, Evans Quinn, who came into the match at 18-2, with 16 KOs.
Jolly knocked Quinn through the ropes and onto the canvas in round four and continued the assault in round five. The six-rounder went to the scorecards where Jolly won a split decision with two judges favoring him 58-55 while the remaining judge had Quinn winning by a point, 57-56.
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Hope this doesn't continue with TOS Williamson!
Kahramon Arzykulov, an Uzbekistani who was previously 15-2 with 8 knockouts, lost a unanimous decision to the previously unheralded Robert DaLuz, a New Englander now fighting out of Jacksonville, Fla. ?Look at who I?ve lost to,? DaLuz said in the locker room after his fight. ?I?ve fought some real guys at heavier weights. I fought at bantamweight tonight and felt great. I can fight at this weight, no problem.? One judge scored it 78-74, while the remaining to judges were in agreement at 77-75. DaLuz improved his record to 12-17 (9 KOs).
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In the second bout of the evening, Michagander Harvey ?Candyman? Jolly entered with a losing record (8-10-1, 4 KOs), and was 18 pounds lighter than his heavily favored Nicaraguan opponent, Evans Quinn, who came into the match at 18-2, with 16 KOs.
Jolly knocked Quinn through the ropes and onto the canvas in round four and continued the assault in round five. The six-rounder went to the scorecards where Jolly won a split decision with two judges favoring him 58-55 while the remaining judge had Quinn winning by a point, 57-56.
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Hope this doesn't continue with TOS Williamson!
I like him too...just as long as he wins tonight. Anybody have a result? thx
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In a surprise, heavyweights Bermane ?B-Ware? Stiverne (17-1, 16 KOs) and Charles Davis (17-17-2, 4 KOs) batted to a six round majority draw. Scores were 57-57 twice and 58-56 for Stiverne.
not one favorite has one in St. Louis so far !
:scared :scared :scared :scared
Let's go TOS ! PLEASE WIN !!!!!
not one favorite has one in St. Louis so far !
:scared :scared :scared :scared
Let's go TOS ! PLEASE WIN !!!!!
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Early Results from Newark, NJ!
In a battle of unbeaten super lightweights, Henry Lundy (13-0-1, 7 KOs) stopped Jason Cintron (10-1, 3 KOs) with a brutal comination at 1:36 of round five. It was an uppercut that finished Cintron.
anyone names Cintron losing makes me happy
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the Jacobs fight is being delayed on ESPN2 by the damn basketball playoffs
In a battle of unbeaten super lightweights, Henry Lundy (13-0-1, 7 KOs) stopped Jason Cintron (10-1, 3 KOs) with a brutal comination at 1:36 of round five. It was an uppercut that finished Cintron.
anyone names Cintron losing makes me happy
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the Jacobs fight is being delayed on ESPN2 by the damn basketball playoffs
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