btp
btp
You got the lines backward, the
under is -160. I'm sure thats what
you meant.
Going against Fletcher when he has
a good size play on an under is not
a very good idea. I myself am not a
big fan of playing unders in boxing.
Look at Shieka-Pemb., if that fight
doesn't stay under what fight will.
Yes I have played and won a few
unders but...
The Klitschko-Lewis fight would have
gone over if not for the huge hole over
Klitschko's eye.
The Crawford-Muriqi fight would have
gone over if not for Crawfords broken
rib.
And I have lost a couple for sure unders.
Santos vs Zuniga was a very solid under
play that somehow went the distance.
The biggest problem is that the odds
makers know when a fight has a good
chance of going under and they make
you lay twice the money to get it. But
there is still a good chance the fight will
go over, this is where the books cash.
Most ko's that boxers rack up on their
record come early in their career against
very weak competition. So ko ratios can
be very misleading.
(That said)
Fernando has quikly finished off guys like
Fitz in the past. But Fits has only been ko'd
once in his career, 8 years ago, in the 6th
round.
I'm not touching it, but like I said, going
against Fletcher can ruin a perfectly good
Saturday night.
gl bl
btp
You got the lines backward, the
under is -160. I'm sure thats what
you meant.
Going against Fletcher when he has
a good size play on an under is not
a very good idea. I myself am not a
big fan of playing unders in boxing.
Look at Shieka-Pemb., if that fight
doesn't stay under what fight will.
Yes I have played and won a few
unders but...
The Klitschko-Lewis fight would have
gone over if not for the huge hole over
Klitschko's eye.
The Crawford-Muriqi fight would have
gone over if not for Crawfords broken
rib.
And I have lost a couple for sure unders.
Santos vs Zuniga was a very solid under
play that somehow went the distance.
The biggest problem is that the odds
makers know when a fight has a good
chance of going under and they make
you lay twice the money to get it. But
there is still a good chance the fight will
go over, this is where the books cash.
Most ko's that boxers rack up on their
record come early in their career against
very weak competition. So ko ratios can
be very misleading.
(That said)
Fernando has quikly finished off guys like
Fitz in the past. But Fits has only been ko'd
once in his career, 8 years ago, in the 6th
round.
I'm not touching it, but like I said, going
against Fletcher can ruin a perfectly good
Saturday night.
gl bl
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