Judah a 5-1 dog?

damien4191

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Someone at the ******* message board said Judah is a 5-1 dog against Mayweather. Looks pretty good to me. I expect Zab to come out and fight like he did the second time he fought Spinks, where he had nothing to lose and everything to gain. His lose to Baldomir didn't surprise me because he always has fought down to his opponents level. I can see Zab making this a competitive fight and at 5-1 will put a small amount on "Super" Judah.

Also, I saw Toney is at -180 at 5dimes. Thought it would be much closer.
 

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i saw zab at about +420 last night. i wouldn't touch judah at all in this fight. i need to figure out if i like floyd by ko or decision and take one of those props with less juice. mayweather is a focused fighter unlike judah and i don't see him losing this fight.
 

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First, Mayweather IS NOT Spinks. Judah has not and may never grow up. He is a goof and remains unfocused. Mayweather deserves huge odds as he is more of a professional, albeit a loud mouth, than Judah. Spinks practically lost his fight with Judah during his absurd ring entrance. This fight is bulls**t.
 

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judah`s chin is horseshit....and he ain`t winning a decision here,either...he won`t be busy enough against floyd...

but,he`s awfully quick and has very sudden power...when he`s not in that fantasy world he occasionally flees to in fights ...

you could take a very small shot on big odds of judah inside the distance....when the props come out...

but,i really don`t see judah winning a decision...it`s really hard seeing him winning vs floyd,period...

floyd will lose when he steps up one weight class to many...

judah`s only chance is via stoppage,imo...and it`s a longshot at that...
 

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My opinions on the fight...

Judah's chin is obviously there for the taking and Mayweather is the most accurrate puncher in the game

Judah definitly fights to the level of his opposition, but it could also be said that he trains and prepares to the level of his opposition.

I agree with both takes on Judah-Spinks II
Judah was 100% focused and that played a huge role in his dominating performance. At the same time, Spinks was extremely overconfident going in and the pre-fight party sealed the deal.

Judah is one of the biggest headcases in boxing, I have him finishing second right below the king Emmanuel Augustus for biggest waist of talent.

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I agree with gw, Judah inside distance at probably +700 is definitly worth a shot. This line has been greatly influenced by Judah's loss to Baldomir. As stated above Judah trains and prepares to level of his opponent and he was looking way past Baldomir. That said, I don't see Judah winning a decision over Mayweather regardless so the ko prop at much higher payout is in order here...small play of course.

Like gw said, Judah is quik and has sudden power. I recall Mayweather being slightly hurt by Corley who is a southpaw like Judah but with much less power.

Believe me, after taking the fluke loss to Baldomir, and knowing who he's about to fight, Judah will be prepared and in the best shape of his life. Judah has the quiks to catch Mayweather and the power to hurt, it wouldn't surprise me one bit if Judah stopped him.

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A little off topic, but did any of you guys catch Mayweather's exchange (can't even call it an interview or Q&A) with Brian Kenny the other night...absolutely hilarious
 
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