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I opened the thread, so please someone just add the fights ;)

Current lines:

Heavyweight 12 rounds - Imtech-Arena, Altona, Hamburg, Germany - HBO
David Haye +170 vs Wladimir Klitschko -200


Cruiserweight 12 rounds - Imtech-Arena, Altona, Hamburg, Germany
Terry Dunstan +1100 vs Ola Afolabi -2000

Featherweight 12 rounds - Mendoza, Mendoza, Argentina - TyC Sports
Jonathan V. Barros +130 vs Celestino Caballero -160


-> Big weekend for me given the Klitschkow fight!

Good luck to the crew :toast:

Cheers
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good man,lol...thanks for starting things...i was caught up with the ufc on a sunday night(thank you cheick kongo...:lol: )

July 1 (Friday), 2011



In Bangkok, Thailand

Pongsaklek Wonjongkam (80-3-1) vs. Takuya Kogawa (17-1)
(For The Ring Magazine World Flyweight Championship)
(WBC Flyweight belt)



At The Freeman Coliseum, San Antonio, TX

(ESPN2) Mark Melligen (21-2) vs. Andres Lujan (37-5-2)
(ESPN2) Mickey Bey (16-0-1) vs. Arturo Quintero (15-4-1)




At Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan
Mikihito Seto (31-8-2) vs. Masaaki Serie (18-4)
Takejiro Kato (25-10-3) vs. Yoshihisa Tonimura (14-5-4)
Hisashi Amagasa (17-4-2) vs. Mitsuru Furuya (8-8-1)




At The Covelli Center, Youngstown, OH

Billy Lyell (23-9) vs. Michael Walker (19-8-2)
Dannie Williams (17-1) vs. Oscar Cuero (13-6)
Jake Giuriceo (11-0-1) vs. Winston Mathis (7-3)
Darnell Boone (18-17-3) vs. Romaro Johnson (11-3-1)



At The Sands Casino, Bethlehem, PA

Ronald Cruz (12-0) vs. Doel Carrasquillo (15-17-1)
Rashad Brown (4-0) vs. Omar Sims (5-3-3)
Bryne Green (6-4) vs. Eliud Torres (5-2-2)


At Fantasy Springs Casino, Indio, California, United States
(Telefutura) Randy Caballero (11-0) vs. Alexis Santiago (8-0-1)

(Telefutura) Frankie Gomez (9-0) vs. Khadaphi Proctor (7-5-1)

Antonio Orozco (10-0) vs. TBA







At Salle du Mouzon, Auch, France
Doudou Ngumbu (25-2) vs. Carlos Esteban (8-0)

Affif Hamdani (17-5-1) vs. Daouda Sow (7-0)
Redouane Asloum (5-0-1) vs. Kemal Plavci (5-36)



At Salle des Huttes, Gravelines, Nord, France
Vincent Legrand (7-0) vs. Omar Lamiri (6-0)
Kayembre Kalenga (6-0) vs. David Radeff (3-5-1)
Aghilase Aoudia (6-0) vs. Aboubeker Bechelaghem (5-1-1)




At Salon Tattersall, San Isidro, Argentina
Oscar Pereyra (23-1) vs. TBA
Anne Costa (9-0) vs. Carolina Duer (8-3)




July 2 (Saturday), 2011



At The Imtech Arena, Hamburg, Germany

(HBO) Wladimir Klitschko (55-3) vs. David Haye (25-1)
(For The Ring Magazine World Heavyweight Championship)
(IBF, WBA, and WBO Heavyweight belts)
Ola Afolabi (16-2-3) vs. Terry Dunstan (24-3)
(The Ring Magazine #8 Cruiserweight vs. Unranked)
Gabor Veto (24-0) vs. James Kimori (15-5)
Ashley Sexton (11-0-1) vs. Mike Robinson (4-2-2)







At Atwood Stadium, Flint, MI

Anthony Dirrell (21-0) vs. Michi Munoz (23-6)
Johnathon Banks (25-1-1) vs. Julius Long (15-15)
Wes Ferguson (20-4-1) vs. TBA
Darryl Cunningham (23-2) vs. Donnie Davis (8-23)
Purnell Gates (18-2) vs. Chris Overbey (9-14-1)



At Palenque del Fex, Mexicali, Mexico
Ricardo Castillo (39-10-1) vs. Leopoldo Arrocha (10-16-2)
Jorge Paez Jr. (27-4-1) vs. Jesus Gurrola (13-3-3)
Francisco Diaz (21-8) vs. Armando Robles (17-1-1)
Alvaro Robles (11-0) vs. Jorge Martinez (9-10)



At Centro de Usos Multiples, Hermosillo, Mexico

Hernan Marquez (30-2) vs. Edrin Dapudong (22-3)
(The Ring Magazine #3 Flyweight vs. Unranked)
(WBA Flyweight belt)
Juas Estrada (18-1) vs. TBA
Daniel Rosas (11-0) vs. Federico Catubay (26-18-3)
David Sanchez (13-2) vs. Jonathan Ramos (8-8-2)








At Plaza De Toros El Paseo, San Luis Potosi, Mexico


Edgar Sosa (42-6) vs. Julio Paz (12-1)
(The Ring Magazine #10 Flyweight vs. Unranked)
Christian Esquivel (22-2) vs. Jovanny Soto (31-10-1)
Giovanni Caro (22-8-4) vs. Simpiwe Vetyeka (22-1)
Marco Lopez (18-1) vs. Gregorio Torres (10-4-2)
Esmeralda Moreno (19-6) vs. Maria Salinas (8-0-1)
At Palenque del Fex, Mexicali, Mexico
Ricardo Castillo (39-10-1) vs. Leopoldo Arrocha (10-16-2)
Jorge Paez Jr. (27-4-1) vs. Jesus Gurrola (13-3-3)
Francisco Diaz (21-8) vs. Armando Robles (17-1-1)
Alvaro Robles (11-0) vs. Jorge Martinez (9-10)




At Asociacion Cultural Deportiva Universal, La Plata, Argentina
Luciano Cuello (28-2) vs. Uilian Barauna (10-3-1)
Juan Lucero (14-4) vs. TBA




At Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan
Shoji Kawase (27-3-5) vs. Ryuji Migaki (16-2)
Daisuke Nakagawa (16-2-2) vs. Bambang Rusadi (6-7)
Hirotsugu Yamamoto (11-5-2) vs. Hirotsugu Taniguchi (10-6-2)




At Club Cave, Tyumen, Russia
Rustam Nugaev (21-6-1) vs. Shavkat Madaminov (9-5)
Khabib Allakhverdiev (13-0) vs. Maxim Smirnov (8-3-2)
Dmitry Mikhaylenko (11-0) vs. Fariz Kazimov (12-1-1)




At Feria de San Jose, David, Panama

Ricardo Nunez (20-2) vs. Marlon Marquez (11-4-1)
Walter Tello (15-6) vs. Carlos Ortega (7-0)
Chanttall Martinez (13-4) vs. Paulina Cardona (18-8-4)
German Jurado (9-1) vs. Javier Coronado (3-8-2)


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July 3 (Sunday), 2011



At The Sunderland FC, Sunderland, England
Ian Napa (19-9) vs. Martin Ward (10-1)
David Dolan (14-3-1) vs. Jon Dickinson (8-2)
 
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Thx for the update, btw. where do you get all the info, so we all can share the work of putting the info up.

Cheers
LotL
 
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weekly fights

weekly fights

Before we had an "official" thread for the weeks match ups, we posted opinions on individual fights; whomever guys were interested in or had strong opinions. Its really not so bad as a guy could focus on a bout that he liked more so than others. It worked before and will work again.
 
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No worries, we will keep it going, spoke already to GW and Zerwas and we will keep the weekly format, so we have one combined thread.

-> back to boxing:

I am on Klitschko with a mid amount and on some over bets (early-mid rounds), as I can imagine the fight to go some rounds I added Klitschko by late Ko & Dec/TD + some side bets, e.g. fights ends DQ...
As this is maybe the fight of the year I am really looking forward to next weekend!

Cheers
LotL
 
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I only have one BIG bet this week

I am all over Wlad at between -200 and -175 HUGE.

Wlad UNDER 6 rounds BIG.

I think this fight could look like Vitali vs Herbie Hide, small, fast, hard punching guy with a bad chin gets taken to task by a giant with heavy hands.

I can't help thinking about Haye getting stopped in the amateurs by Solis and a guy who does tiles for a living.
I don't put much stock in his amateur losses but he was staggering all over the place against Jimmy Twite and I don't think you can mend a bad chin.

As a pro he was decked and staggered badly by Lolenga Mock who is a Super Middleweight at best.

He then gets dropped and stopped by "Old as dirt" Carl Thompson.

Becomes World champ at Cruiser against old, washed up Mormeck who again decks Haye and is ahead on points before being stopped.

Beats Enzo (We all see how good Enzo was) and proclaims he has cleared out the division. I guess he had never heard of Cunningham or Adamek.

BARELY beats a walking totem pole in Valuev.

Again get's decked and hurt by Monte "No bullets left in two guns" Barrett, although the dumb arse ref ruled it a slip.

Was Huffing and puffing like the big bad wolf against big Piglet John Ruiz.

Don't get me wrong, I actually think Haye has the speed and power to beat Wlad if he just go's out guns blazing for 4 rounds.

I just don't think he has the balls to do that.
He talks a big game but then fights conservatively.

If he was unwilling to engage the powder puff punching Valuev, it will only take one Wlad jab to have him in "Fuck this" mode.

The fight that really threw me over the edge for my bets was against Fraudley.
David had a shitebag who does not want to be there or throw punches and he still didn't throw a punch until the third round.

If he is that conservative against Valuev and Harrison, I just don't see him engaging Wlad.

I believe Haye will try to stay away, start getting caught with jabs, and will be caught by a big right hand and be finished. He might get up but he will stagger all over the place and the ref will stop it.

I think he will be caught quickly, within 3 rounds.

If the fight go's longer I expect him to still get stopped as he will run out of gas and be broken down.

He is also talking about retiring soon and once fighters start thinking down that path, they are already out of the game.

If he come out like Hagler against Hearns, he has a shot but, as they say, a leopard doen't change it's spots and David is a cautious fighter at Heavyweight.


I would also be all over Caballero to beat Barros at -160 if the was not in Argentina as I think he has the style and pressure to give Barros fits.
But, I will not lay chalk on the fighter fighting away from home, not after this weekends fights.


Good luck all :toast: :toast:
 
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LordoftheLunch said:
No worries, we will keep it going, spoke already to GW and Zerwas and we will keep the weekly format, so we have one combined thread.

-> back to boxing:

I am on Klitschko with a mid amount and on some over bets (early-mid rounds), as I can imagine the fight to go some rounds I added Klitschko by late Ko & Dec/TD + some side bets, e.g. fights ends DQ...
As this is maybe the fight of the year I am really looking forward to next weekend!

Cheers
LotL
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I may open a separate thread here and there as I need to be different and never got any attention as a child!
 
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weepaul said:
I only have one BIG bet this week

I am all over Wlad at between -200 and -175 HUGE.

Wlad UNDER 6 rounds BIG.

I think this fight could look like Vitali vs Herbie Hide, small, fast, hard punching guy with a bad chin gets taken to task by a giant with heavy hands.

I can't help thinking about Haye getting stopped in the amateurs by Solis and a guy who does tiles for a living.
I don't put much stock in his amateur losses but he was staggering all over the place against Jimmy Twite and I don't think you can mend a bad chin.

As a pro he was decked and staggered badly by Lolenga Mock who is a Super Middleweight at best.

He then gets dropped and stopped by "Old as dirt" Carl Thompson.

Becomes World champ at Cruiser against old, washed up Mormeck who again decks Haye and is ahead on points before being stopped.

Beats Enzo (We all see how good Enzo was) and proclaims he has cleared out the division. I guess he had never heard of Cunningham or Adamek.

BARELY beats a walking totem pole in Valuev.

Again get's decked and hurt by Monte "No bullets left in two guns" Barrett, although the dumb arse ref ruled it a slip.

Was Huffing and puffing like the big bad wolf against big Piglet John Ruiz.

Don't get me wrong, I actually think Haye has the speed and power to beat Wlad if he just go's out guns blazing for 4 rounds.

I just don't think he has the balls to do that.
He talks a big game but then fights conservatively.

If he was unwilling to engage the powder puff punching Valuev, it will only take one Wlad jab to have him in "Fuck this" mode.

The fight that really threw me over the edge for my bets was against Fraudley.
David had a shitebag who does not want to be there or throw punches and he still didn't throw a punch until the third round.

If he is that conservative against Valuev and Harrison, I just don't see him engaging Wlad.

I believe Haye will try to stay away, start getting caught with jabs, and will be caught by a big right hand and be finished. He might get up but he will stagger all over the place and the ref will stop it.

I think he will be caught quickly, within 3 rounds.

If the fight go's longer I expect him to still get stopped as he will run out of gas and be broken down.

He is also talking about retiring soon and once fighters start thinking down that path, they are already out of the game.

If he come out like Hagler against Hearns, he has a shot but, as they say, a leopard doen't change it's spots and David is a cautious fighter at Heavyweight.


I would also be all over Caballero to beat Barros at -160 if the was not in Argentina as I think he has the style and pressure to give Barros fits.
But, I will not lay chalk on the fighter fighting away from home, not after this weekends fights.


Good luck all :toast: :toast:
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Good to hear that you are on Klitschko too! :toast:

Barros v Celestino Caballero is a thought one, I maybe take the Draw ;)

Cheers
LotL
 
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To gardenweasel

To gardenweasel

Appreciate the schedule, even including fighter rankings and titles :0074
 
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no problem,partner...lotl will be doing it for awhile and he`s the shit,believe me.... :D

americans are emotional...these europeans are analytical....can`t beat em...:grins: :toast:
 
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watched some video of j.v. barros...and i wasn`t impressed...

maybe he`ll be too big...maybe homecourt will be the difference...but he`s not overly quick...and doesn`t appear to be a big puncher...he doesn`t do anything that turns your head...

doesn`t mean i`m laying the wood...just means ii wasn`t crazy about barros.....of course i wasn`t crazy about caballero`s cameo performance vs litzau....his cardio and slapping punches don`t bode well vs bigger guys....

home court is a big advantage in a fight that looks to go to the cards...
 
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Lines, are out.

Looks like a intersting Draw weekend, some pretty close fights that prob. will go the distance :toast:

I will have a closer look after work, but currently there seem to be only a few lines that are tempting me.

Cheers
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Plays

Plays

Small - Edrin Dapudong +325 -> Value line
+ very small on Draw

Small - Draw - Barros vs Caballero +2500
-> Close fight that will go the distance

Mid - Klitschko -160
Mid - several over bets (early-mid rounds)
Small - Klitschko by late Ko & Dec/TD
Very small - some side bets on the Klitschkow fight e.g. fights ends DQ...
-> Klitschkow is my favorite, but no to big plays as a lot can happen during those 12 rounds...

Very small - Melligan Draw (added)

Looking into more... :toast:

Cheers
LotL
 
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