A couple of points. Jay Nady is the ref tonite. He seems kind of lethargic to me. Slows down the action. May be a factor. Lets face it, any close scrutiny will be in DLH's favor. Also, Marc Ratner may be gone by now. A regular hi-line pro as the Nevada State Athletic Director. He also kept things in line here. Just as Oscar appeared to me to have lost to Felix Sturm, there may be some goofy stuff to be on the lookout for tonite. I am suspicious about Mayorga and his threatened pullout. Was it all BS? Oscar is a very shrewd business man with razor sharp instincts. What's he up to? Perhaps a Mayweather showdown. This one stinks already.
Boxing 5/3 - 5/6
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Thanks
Thanks
Congrats to you as well...I know you had multiple parlays riding on Kyowa
Nice Job
You like anything tonight?
Thanks
Congrats to you as well...I know you had multiple parlays riding on Kyowa
Nice Job
You like anything tonight?
BTW
BTW
Bet365 and Sportsbook will be offering live betting on the DLH-Mayorga fight tonight
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BTW
Bet365 and Sportsbook will be offering live betting on the DLH-Mayorga fight tonight
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looking at parlaying the overs in jones/cunningham and jauregui/guzman...
had kyowa parlayed...am expecting oscar by decision or late stoppage...if he`s sharp,he may put a real hurt on mayorga...but,he`s been off for quite awhile...
i expect guzman to box here...boxers can be difficult for jauregui...
if guzman`s in shape,he`s very talented...i`m wondering how much bigger jauregui will be by fight time...i`d guess that ,ayorga`s right about the catch weight...nk it`s at a catch weight(130?)
which fights are showtime showing?
jauregui/guzman...jones/cunningham....rivera/garcia....these are very competitve fights....
and rubio and mayorga have punchers chances...particularly early...will make for exciting fights...
don`t know who mike mollo is....i may par williamson with somebody...i`ve always liked davarryl`s heart...and he`s skilled...
mollo`s weighed anywhere from 207-232....be curious to see where he is tonight...he doesn`t appear big enough to manhandle williamson...
i`m strangely very interested in rivera/garcia because of styles....
these cards are a real fan`s dream come true....
no chavez jr....neither one of the "black brother prospects"(i can`t remember their names) beating up on flotsam and jetsam....
crank up the dvd/vcr/tivo....
there`s gonna be some really excellent action...
had kyowa parlayed...am expecting oscar by decision or late stoppage...if he`s sharp,he may put a real hurt on mayorga...but,he`s been off for quite awhile...
i expect guzman to box here...boxers can be difficult for jauregui...
if guzman`s in shape,he`s very talented...i`m wondering how much bigger jauregui will be by fight time...i`d guess that ,ayorga`s right about the catch weight...nk it`s at a catch weight(130?)
which fights are showtime showing?
jauregui/guzman...jones/cunningham....rivera/garcia....these are very competitve fights....
and rubio and mayorga have punchers chances...particularly early...will make for exciting fights...
don`t know who mike mollo is....i may par williamson with somebody...i`ve always liked davarryl`s heart...and he`s skilled...
mollo`s weighed anywhere from 207-232....be curious to see where he is tonight...he doesn`t appear big enough to manhandle williamson...
i`m strangely very interested in rivera/garcia because of styles....
these cards are a real fan`s dream come true....
no chavez jr....neither one of the "black brother prospects"(i can`t remember their names) beating up on flotsam and jetsam....
crank up the dvd/vcr/tivo....
there`s gonna be some really excellent action...
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Unbelievable!!!
Unbelievable!!!
Perez wins by 12 round split decision
Thank you Don King for that winner
I had Kirilov winning the fight, but the DK factor was a huge part of my play
I'll take it
Unbelievable!!!
Perez wins by 12 round split decision
Thank you Don King for that winner
I had Kirilov winning the fight, but the DK factor was a huge part of my play
I'll take it
Williamson stopped Mollo in the 4th
I let one slip by there, almost played Devarryl several times but couldn't pull the trigger
BTW...Ouma got dropped in the 1st round but seems to be back on his game
I let one slip by there, almost played Devarryl several times but couldn't pull the trigger
BTW...Ouma got dropped in the 1st round but seems to be back on his game
Good Luck Boxlocks on the Riveria v. Garcia fight. I played the Over 10.5 -102. Garcia has a punch, but with his hand problems from his last fight and Riveria's good chin, this one should go over 10.5.
Also IMO, De La Hoya wins by decision. Due to DLH's inactivity and age I don't see him being razor sharp tonight. He should be able to hit Mayo the whole night because those wide punches and bad defense. Both of these champs have good chins. Although with no BS ref Jay Nady, Mayo could get a DQ.
Matt
Also IMO, De La Hoya wins by decision. Due to DLH's inactivity and age I don't see him being razor sharp tonight. He should be able to hit Mayo the whole night because those wide punches and bad defense. Both of these champs have good chins. Although with no BS ref Jay Nady, Mayo could get a DQ.
Matt
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Ouma gets the decision
Ouma gets the decision
Ouma was up 116-111, 117-110 on two cards, while Rubio was up 114-113 on the third card.
Ouma gets the decision
Ouma was up 116-111, 117-110 on two cards, while Rubio was up 114-113 on the third card.
Sweet!!!
Sweet!!!
Rivera got knocked down once...Garcia got knocked down 5 times
Rivera wins by lopsided 12 round decision
Nice +270 winner there
Sweet!!!
Rivera got knocked down once...Garcia got knocked down 5 times
Rivera wins by lopsided 12 round decision
Nice +270 winner there
Rivera wins decision over Garcia
Rivera wins decision over Garcia
Jose Antonio Rivera (37-3-1, 24 KOs) dethroned two-time WBA super welterweight champion Alex "Terra" Garcia (25-2, 24 KOs) with a very exciting twelve round unanimous decision Saturday night at the DCU Center in Worcester, Massachusetts. Scorecards read 114-107, 116-106, 116-106.
Rivera wins decision over Garcia
Jose Antonio Rivera (37-3-1, 24 KOs) dethroned two-time WBA super welterweight champion Alex "Terra" Garcia (25-2, 24 KOs) with a very exciting twelve round unanimous decision Saturday night at the DCU Center in Worcester, Massachusetts. Scorecards read 114-107, 116-106, 116-106.
