Boxing 9/23 - 9/25
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Saturday plays
Saturday plays
Well, managed to find a couple things:
Hirales-Vargas OVER 10.5 (-120) - large
I like this play. Both fighters prone to going rounds against good competition. I really don't see one ko'ing the other, so barring a cut or such I like my chances.
Murray-Kudriatsev UNDER 9.5 (-125) - small
I think there's a good chance that the class difference will be apparent early on. Murray's been finding his range lately, and Kud has been in very soft.
Good luck fellas!
Saturday plays
Well, managed to find a couple things:
Hirales-Vargas OVER 10.5 (-120) - large
I like this play. Both fighters prone to going rounds against good competition. I really don't see one ko'ing the other, so barring a cut or such I like my chances.
Murray-Kudriatsev UNDER 9.5 (-125) - small
I think there's a good chance that the class difference will be apparent early on. Murray's been finding his range lately, and Kud has been in very soft.
Good luck fellas!
Sato was favourite
Sato was favourite
The lines for three Japanese fights were slipped in about 4-5 hours before the Tokyo show with Sato opening as a -155 favourite, bet up to -175 before the lines were whisked away.
Sato was favourite
The lines for three Japanese fights were slipped in about 4-5 hours before the Tokyo show with Sato opening as a -155 favourite, bet up to -175 before the lines were whisked away.
Really? Hmm... I was out last night, so maybe missed them. What book's showed them? Out of curiousity, what was the Kameda-Sakata line? I like to match my capping with the book lines. What was the third fight, Kuroki-Landero? If so, I assume Kuroki was a big favorite.
thanks Graham
Why are some books showing lines for Dzin/Mayorga for Oct 2? Boxrec has nothing on it and I've read nothing else about it. Can anybody confirm if the fight is on or off? :shrug:
Japanese lines
Japanese lines
Only the Sportsbook group and Bodog posted the lines. They were posted about 4-5 hours before the cutoff time. Opening lines at Sportsbook group: Sato -155; Nakahiro +125, over 8.5 -210; under 8.5 +170; Kameda -800; Sakata +500, over 11.5 -120; under 11.5 -120; Kuroki -500, Landero +300; over 7.5 -120; under 7.5 -120.
Japanese lines
Only the Sportsbook group and Bodog posted the lines. They were posted about 4-5 hours before the cutoff time. Opening lines at Sportsbook group: Sato -155; Nakahiro +125, over 8.5 -210; under 8.5 +170; Kameda -800; Sakata +500, over 11.5 -120; under 11.5 -120; Kuroki -500, Landero +300; over 7.5 -120; under 7.5 -120.
- Nov 14, 2008
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Line has been up for a long time in Euro books. At the time I remember seeing bout scheduled at boxrec but they put it off like 3 or 4 weeks ago.
- Jun 23, 2008
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Gotta love Poland
prior to the main event (Wlod vs. Robinson)
they held a youth cruiserweight title fight
fought over 10 rounds
between a Pole and a French guy
The announcer at the end of the fight announcers in broken English
"the fight is declared a draw by the 3 judges. therefore your winner, and new champion Tomasz Hutkowski (the Pole)"
The American ref and the French guy looked at the announcer like WTF?
then they try to hand the Pole the belt, and the ref pushes it away and holds up both fighters hands
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prior to the main event (Wlod vs. Robinson)
they held a youth cruiserweight title fight
fought over 10 rounds
between a Pole and a French guy
The announcer at the end of the fight announcers in broken English
"the fight is declared a draw by the 3 judges. therefore your winner, and new champion Tomasz Hutkowski (the Pole)"
The American ref and the French guy looked at the announcer like WTF?
then they try to hand the Pole the belt, and the ref pushes it away and holds up both fighters hands
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Is there any good link for Poland fight?
I have this with advertisement in the center.
http://www.blusports.com/2010/09/channel-1.html
I have this with advertisement in the center.
http://www.blusports.com/2010/09/channel-1.html
