Boxing 5/14 - 5/15

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Ghost Kid said:
go for it man
I'll be rooting for you
what you are saying makes a lot of sense
Mayorga is wild and can punch hard
he could flatten him man
The fight starts on the feet....as Mercer proved that gives any boxer a shot
I think odds are that Thomas wins (obviously has a few more routes to victory)
but I'll put it to you like this
I am parlaying a few fighters in MMA this weekend
and Din Thomas ain't one of them

I'm a boxing purist as well man
I enjoy MMA, but if they banned boxing I would wander the earth, a man lost
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:thumb: Thanks mon and great post! I like what ur sayin'... put a pizza on it with me Ghost. Who else has got the cahones? Madjack boxing crew is gonna give Mayorga a little somethin' extra on this one.

Let's do it for boxing man!! :box2: :D

Shit, plus the odds are better than 4 to 1!!! Not a bad doggie play any way you slice it.
 
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Just saw that Gavern is now scheduled to fight Jonathon Banks on 5/29, on the undercard of the Vitali-Sos slaughter. Will this make a difference to to the books who are holding the Quezada-Gavern wagers? I seem to remember them clearing things up once a fighter is scheduled elsewhere...
 
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Just saw that Gavern is now scheduled to fight Jonathon Banks on 5/29, on the undercard of the Vitali-Sos slaughter. Will this make a difference to to the books who are holding the Quezada-Gavern wagers? I seem to remember them clearing things up once a fighter is scheduled elsewhere...
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Nice catch ! I would think so, but depends on the book.
That rule really needs to be amended. I mean, clearly, if he is scheduled to face another opponent, he will not fight Quezada.

In cases like this the money really should be released.

I don't think I will be so lucky with Bika-Brinkley. Going to have to wait all summer.
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Weasel I am totally with you on Ortiz Ortiz will be to big and strong and if Nate wings his punches like he did against Funeka Ortiz will put him on his ass
Ortiz is a pretty gifted fighter who holds all the aces in this one.
Amir Khan is whupping Paulies behind Ortiz wins against old Nate and Mitchell will beat Kasidits (probably by knock out, he has very nice timing and Kasidis can be timed).
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As the boys have already stated, the odds are out at 5 Dimes (I wouldn't know as the place is run by an arsehole) so these are my bets-

Khan/Pauly Under 11 1/2 rounds at +140 BIG.
Pauly beats guys due to speed.
He is fighting a guy who is much faster.
His pea-shooters will not be able to back Khan off.
I think a beat, swollen Paulie will be stopped before 12 rounds.
People seem to be forgetting how shit Paulie looked before Diaz.
Herman had him stumbling all over the place.
Lovemore lost every round the first time around and then takes him to a split the second time???
Hatton beat him from pillar to post.
The only MIRACLE CHANCE Paulie has is to clip Khan and stop him and my bet still wins.
This one will be brutal and people will be saying "we should have seen this coming".

Ortiz to beat Campbell at -150 HUGE.
I think sometimes people make rash decisions that they regret 20 seconds later.
Duran did it with Sugar Ray.
Vitali did it with Byrd and then came back to give Lennox Hell.
Ortiz did this with Maidana.
He should have kept his TRUE opinions to himself and just said he couldn't see, the way Nate did against Bradley. It's his HONEST comments that put him in real deep shit.
He was also a couple of punches away from beating him and Maidana is a beast.

This fight being at 142 is huge for Ortiz as he is a BIG 140 pounder and Nate is a small 135 pounder.

Nate is getting older and his stamina is no longer there.
He was really struggling to let punches go against Funeka.
Bradley was mopping the floor with him and Ortiz probably hits a lot harder than Bradley.

Nate has alway's had trouble with bigger fighters such as Isaac Hlatshwayo. Less talented but still beat him.

I'm in the minority that thinks 10 rounds favour's Nate as I believe he is going to look older as the rounds go by.
It won't matter as the younger, stronger, faster, bigger fighter beats him into retirement.

There are a couple of other fights I would like to bet on but no odds yet.

Good luck everyone!!!! :toast: :toast:
 
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weepaul said:
As the boys have already stated, the odds are out at 5 Dimes (I wouldn't know as the place is run by an arsehole) so these are my bets-

Khan/Pauly Under 11 1/2 rounds at +140 BIG.
Pauly beats guys due to speed.
He is fighting a guy who is much faster.
His pea-shooters will not be able to back Khan off.
I think a beat, swollen Paulie will be stopped before 12 rounds.
People seem to be forgetting how shit Paulie looked before Diaz.
Herman had him stumbling all over the place.
Lovemore lost every round the first time around and then takes him to a split the second time???
Hatton beat him from pillar to post.
The only MIRACLE CHANCE Paulie has is to clip Khan and stop him and my bet still wins.
This one will be brutal and people will be saying "we should have seen this coming".

Ortiz to beat Campbell at -150 HUGE.
I think sometimes people make rash decisions that they regret 20 seconds later.
Duran did it with Sugar Ray.
Vitali did it with Byrd and then came back to give Lennox Hell.
Ortiz did this with Maidana.
He should have kept his TRUE opinions to himself and just said he couldn't see, the way Nate did against Bradley. It's his HONEST comments that put him in real deep shit.
He was also a couple of punches away from beating him and Maidana is a beast.

This fight being at 142 is huge for Ortiz as he is a BIG 140 pounder and Nate is a small 135 pounder.

Nate is getting older and his stamina is no longer there.
He was really struggling to let punches go against Funeka.
Bradley was mopping the floor with him and Ortiz probably hits a lot harder than Bradley.

Nate has alway's had trouble with bigger fighters such as Isaac Hlatshwayo. Less talented but still beat him.

I'm in the minority that thinks 10 rounds favour's Nate as I believe he is going to look older as the rounds go by.
It won't matter as the younger, stronger, faster, bigger fighter beats him into retirement.

There are a couple of other fights I would like to bet on but no odds yet.

Good luck everyone!!!! :toast: :toast:
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""He should have kept his TRUE opinions to himself and just said he couldn't see, the way Nate did against Bradley. It's his HONEST comments that put him in real deep shit.


this right here is one brilliant observation...the difference between nate and ortiz?...ortiz was honest to his own detriment...and he actually put up one helluva fight vs maidana before saying "enough"...as opposed to nate who was pwned by bradley...and threw in the towel before ever really having any decent moments in the fight...what was it?...rd 3?...

i love nate...just not here....i still remember robbie peden( and reflexively reach for my wallet in panic)...

i`m probably going to regret it it(but it`s relatively cheap,so,theres very little pain involved),but i`ll probably put a loaf of bread on malignaggi at almost 5-1....home court/experience/toughness...

honestly,if the odds were close,i`d be on khan...but i can`t refuse the value...

feel good standing shoulder to shoulder to shoulder on ortiz with wee and tonymontana....:toast:
 
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I am big on Ortiz +118, Mitchell -137, Khan -465, Wlodarczyk -330, large on Dzinziruk -704 and small on Sexton -294.

Wee you got big balls to put a big bet on that under.

Good luck to you and to the rest of the board!!!
 
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gardenweasel said:
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feel good standing shoulder to shoulder to shoulder on ortiz with wee and tonymontana....:toast:
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Me too, but my biggest worry here is reports that Ortiz was very very cautious against mediocre opposition. You guys saw that fights? I know it is a no no to put a lot of money on a fighter without watching a recent fights but I got great odds long time ago.
 
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Congrats guys!
Very good week for me too. Not perfect but I am still very happy.
Ortiz (VERY LARGE) largest bet of the year WIN
Kevin Mitchell (medium) LOSS
 
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I saw this fight. Ortiz wanted to go distance. But once last, 10 round started he stopped guy with ease, who never was stopped before.
olddirtyfighter said:
Me too, but my biggest worry here is reports that Ortiz was very very cautious against mediocre opposition. You guys saw that fights? I know it is a no no to put a lot of money on a fighter without watching a recent fights but I got great odds long time ago.
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Me too, but my biggest worry here is reports that Ortiz was very very cautious against mediocre opposition. You guys saw that fights? I know it is a no no to put a lot of money on a fighter without watching a recent fights but I got great odds long time ago.
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alatore had never been stopped...it took ortiz 10,but he did stop him....and diaz was a full fledged welterweight who had only been stopped by margarito/moseley and hector quiroz...

if nate,at 38,beats this kid,i`ll gladly pay the man....more power to him...

btw... i notice that nothing`s mentioned(in any of the articles posted in the forum) about nate checking out vs bradley....

let me be clear...i don`t doubt nate`s heart...but he had the choice to continue...much like ortiz...and even cintron...

but he was getting his arse reemed and he knew it...the cut was good fortune...

in nate`s case it was tactical... those other guys?...lack of heart...
 
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