De La Hoya vs. Mayorga - KOD

[THE KOD]

I am playing this fight.

Looking forward to a big win here.

I know both these fighters tendancies and have watched many of their fights.

I have a strong feeling about the outcome and that usually is a good sign for me.

The first fight I have played in 2006.

There is money to be made.

I smell money and it smells green.

God Bless Don King, as he makes it so much easier for me in making winning wagers.

I will be making multiple plays on the fight to come out with a positive cash flow.

It seems simple enough

KOD

 

[freelancc]

gonna be a great saturday night, with this fight and Lakers-Suns game 7 :box2:

 

[THE KOD]

PLAY

Ricardo Mayorga - +250

777/1942
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Under 11 1/2 Rounds - -125

277/221
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Fight ends in a draw +1750

100/1750


PLAY

 

[THE KOD]

In his last eight appearances the Nicaraguan bomber faced five reigning world champions, two former world champions and a world-ranked fighter. His opponents had a combined record of 244-9-3 going into those contests, and Mayorga emerged with five wins, two losses and one match that was ruled no contest.
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De La Hoya spelled backwards is in trouble.

How many times in the past few years have we seen the fighter that is considering retirement, take the loss. Four fights last year if I remember correctly. Any fighter can look good in training, and De La Hoya always looks lean.

This time it will be differant for him.

The fighter that is in trouble is De La Hoya.

De La Hoya will be hunted by the Matador. Ricardo has been known to be kinda crazy wild at times. De La Hoya does not do well with that.

De La Hoya a year older but has been in many many heavy handed major fights with big time opponants as he ran from no one.

The toll of such hard past fights catchs up to him in this fight. A good last payday then on to making millions promoting fights just like Don King.

Go Matador ............ The belt is at stake here.!

 

[THE KOD]

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we need the opposite of this to happen.

it seems simple enough

 

[BOXLOCKS]

God Bless Don King, as he makes it so much easier for me in making winning wagers.
KOD

Don King is not promoting this fight, Golden Boy Promotions will be paying the referree and judges for this fight. Guess who is the owner/operater of Golden Boy?

The fight is also in Las Vegas...DLH owns LV and will have ALL of the crowd support

Not saying Mayorga can't win, just letting you know DK won't have much say in this one.

gl bl

 

[THE KOD]

BOX

Yeh and who owns Ricardo ?

And who allowed Golden Boy promotions to take this fight for the first time ?

Who is behind the scenes glaring at DLH ?

Can you say knocked the fawk out. ?

nite nite DLH ..........sweet dreams

 

[THE KOD]

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Down goes Frazier

 

[THE KOD]

The fight is also in Las Vegas...DLH owns LV and will have ALL of the crowd support

Not saying Mayorga can't win, just letting you know DK won't have much say in this one.

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who owns Vegas ? :142smilie

your kidding right ? :nono:

De La Hoya dont need this fight. DLH needs to retire. Too much too long.

 

[THE KOD]

Don King, who promotes the champion Mayorga, feels confident his fighter will be victorious on May 6.

"I promoted the first fighter to ever defeat The Golden Boy and I have a good feeling about Ricardo's chances in this one," King said. "When El Matador has been in peak physical condition nobody has been able to stop him. He knows what he has to do and is already in training for this fight."

Richard Sturm, President of Sports and Entertainment for MGM MIRAGE, said, "We are excited to host Oscar's return to MGM Grand, both as a promoter and a fighter. We also look forward to working with Don King as everybody knows he has promoted some of the biggest fights in boxing history. Over the years, MGM Grand has hosted the biggest stars in sports and entertainment and Cinco de Mayo weekend promises to continue the tradition."

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Uh oh

 

[THE KOD]

Oscar's other middleweight fight was controversial unanimous decision win over the then-unknown Felix Sturm in June of '04. Unmotivated (except for the prospect of earning $10 million as part of a $40 mill, two-fight package) and out-of-shape, he was outlanded 234-188 by Sturm, the happy warrior, who seemed to enjoy every minute in the ring with the Golden Boy. Sturm landed a whopping 52% of his power shots vs. Oscar, who came out blazing, averaging 85 punches per round over the first 4 frames with no effect on the German. He stood toe-to-toe with Sturm, and in doing so allowed the long-armed, counter punching Sturm to landed over 50% of his power shots in seven of the twelve rounds, including 71% in round eleven. The generous judges (Mike Glienna, Dave Moretti and Paul Smith, who'll be scoring delaHoya-Mayorga) knowing a cash-cow when they see one, all voted 115-113 Oscar.
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[THE KOD]

De La Hoya has been on a 2 year vacation. 30 months or something. Getting a suntan in Barcelona.

In a villa by the sea.

Meanwhile

Ricardo has been training for this fight.

Tito needed many many punches to finish off Mayorga.

DLH cannot knock out this friggin bastard.

I am making this play because I see De La Hoya going down in this fight. This will not be something that he is willing to do once the bell rings.

 

[armageto]

Not for nothing, but who has Mayorga KO'd since he moved up from Welter? I think Oscar trained hard and long for this fight. He knows with a win here, not only does he pick up a belt, but a mega fight with PBF is on the horizen. Oscar looked the best he has in years in the weight in photos. He didn't hold the weight well at middleweight. Even at that weight, he still gave Hopkins a good fight and he edged out a decision against Sturm. Mayorga doesn't have the boxing or defensive abilities of Hopkins or the Jab of Sturm. Oscar has done well with big punchers in the past like Tito, Vargas, and Gatti. He also will have the crowd and judges on his side. I look for a Oscar UD in this one. We'll find out in a few hours I guess......

 

[THE KOD]

 

[THE KOD]

De La Hoya will not be able to stand up to the energy that Ricardo is bringing to this fight. Alot of macho stuff and that is really not Oscars game at all.

Too long lay off for Oscar.

Bust that rust off with a overhand right Matador and lets go home.

Good night sweet prince.

 

[THE KOD]

and he edged out a decision against Sturm.
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Sturm was robbed.

 

[kneifl]

DeLaHoya is going to knock'em the fvck out.....

End of Story.......

:sadwave:

kneifl

 

[armageto]

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Sturm was robbed.

I thought Sturm won 7-5 in rounds myself. However, Oscar was the bigger name and had the pull. He won the fight in the books and that's what matters as far as betting. The same close decision would go in his favor again 2night if it came down to it.......

 

[armageto]

Wow, Mayorga looked pretty good in the ring. I hate to say it, but you were right.....

 

[Flipper13]

Scoreboard, young Scotty... :s4:
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