Klitschko Vs Brewster

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Do yourself a fovor and try like hell to find out what shape Brewster is in before laying any money.

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we all know this is inside information and no one lets out what shape a fighter is in if they are in the know.

Look at Briggs last fight, huge ass , huge head, equaled loss.

I doubt anyone is allowed in sparring sessions or training camps. Too much money to be made.

Thats why it takes gut instinct to know the fighters. If they will not train hard for a fight like this then they arnt worth being in the ring. I call them fighters rat bastids.

Big KO prop being considered.
 

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July 7, 2007 - Klitschko vs Brewster Fight

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7/7/2007 1:00 PM Wladimir Klitschko vs Lamon Brewster

Klitschko by KO TKO or Dq -210
Klitschko by Decision +460
Brewster by KO TKO or Dq +450
Brewster by Decision +2400
Draw +2800
No Draw -4900

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Damn I am tempted to slam it down and I mean hard.
 

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we all know this is inside information and no one lets out what shape a fighter is in if they are in the know.

Look at Briggs last fight, huge ass , huge head, equaled loss.

I doubt anyone is allowed in sparring sessions or training camps. Too much money to be made.

Thats why it takes gut instinct to know the fighters. If they will not train hard for a fight like this then they arnt worth being in the ring. I call them fighters rat bastids.

Big KO prop being considered.

Its called the weigh in Scotty. I have seen Briggs in great shape and still suck. I would be more worried about Brewster being in shape. It would indicate what type of mental frame he is in. If Brewster comes in all soft he is gonna get killed.
 

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I dont trust the weigh ins to determine what shape the fighters are in.

I know that its all we have.

Just think about it. You are going into a fight and in the past you knocked the guy out.

If you did it once, yu know you can do it again.

Its a big dog risk at +360 I am willing to take.
 

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He also was very close to getting knocked out himself if i recall. With the heavyweights, to me the weigh in is very important for a guy like Brewster. You see what happens to Lewis when he took some of these chumps lightly. I wouldn't put a penny on Brewster unless he came in at least as good of shape as he did the first fight and he looked a little fluffy in that one if i recall. Scott im not rooting against you here. I have no money invested. I would take the under here but after watching that fraud of a fight friday night with two guys refusing to fight until it got over eight rounds i wouldn't bet this one either.
 

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I must be dreaming.

Brewster at +400 ....... :SIB

I am sticking with the money in play that I have already wagered.

I am so tempted to do more with the props.

Lamon gets it done in the sun.
 

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I must be dreaming.

Brewster at +400 ....... :SIB

I am sticking with the money in play that I have already wagered.

I am so tempted to do more with the props.

Lamon gets it done in the sun.

There is a reason that line is going up and it has nothing to do with money being wagered. The books know everything and maybe they found out Brewster just started training this week.:scared
 

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There is a reason that line is going up and it has nothing to do with money being wagered. The books know everything and maybe they found out Brewster just started training this week.:scared

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Here is why the line is going up.

Books know that Lamon Brewster is going to win the fight. How do they know ? who knows they just do, like alot of times.

They can't put it down any more than the +360
because everyone would jump on Wladamir, as the line on Wladamir lost value.

They will use the reverse psycho thingee, and put the line up to +415 so alot more people buy in on Wladamir , thinking its a sure thing.

And I know that when its a sure thing in boxing and Don King is involved. Oops there it is....

Lamon knocks Wladamir the fawk out and....

when that happens.....


Meet you at the cash window.........
 
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Sponge I hate to tell you this but I dont think you can find your ars with both hands in figuring out this fight , if you catch my drift.

Here is why the line is going up.

Books know that Lamon Brewster is going to win the fight. How do they know ? who knows they just do, like alot of times.

They can't put it down any more than the +360
because everyone would jump on Wladamir.

They will use the reverse psycho thingee, and put the line up to +400 so alot more people buy in on Wladamir , thinking its a sure thing.

Lamon knocks Wladamir the fawk out and....

when that happens.....


Meet you on the corner of 444 Glory Rd, it runs right off from 777 Victory Lane and that is where I live.

Scotty please tell me you are kidding:mj07: The books are purposesly inflating the line to intice Klitz money?:mj07: If they wanted Klitz money they would drop it and soon. I don't think anyone here and there are quite a few nice fight fans just ran out and bet Klitz because of this move. Im sure most of them started to think it is getting out of their price frame. Most boxing fans are also MMA fans and with all the upsets people are not ready to just jump on a five to one favorite.
 

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Scotty please tell me you are kidding:mj07: The books are purposesly inflating the line to intice Klitz money?:mj07: If they wanted Klitz money they would drop it and soon. I don't think anyone here and there are quite a few nice fight fans just ran out and bet Klitz because of this move. Im sure most of them started to think it is getting out of their price frame. Most boxing fans are also MMA fans and with all the upsets people are not ready to just jump on a five to one favorite.

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Have you thought about who Don King may want to win this one ?

I watched a really good MMA fighter , I may have to look into that more. I know I could cap the heavyweights after seeing some past fights.
 

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"The decision to proceed with Brewster-Liakhovich is believed to have been made in part because of Lamon's desire to fulfill his contractual obligations to Don King so he could move to a new promoter. "
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Brewster will not make any real money until he is away from King. If this is his last fight with King that could be important.

I do not know if Kings obligations cease with Lamon after this fight ? Maybe BOX would know that one.

He wins this fight he picks any promoter he wants on his terms.

Sorry Waldamir, but that gives Brewster plenty of incentive to knock the block off his head.
 
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know with some of my fighters, I know with some of my managers, I had to sit down and explain to them the networks aren?t paying what they used to pay. Initially there was a skepticism. There was a belief that the promoter was trying to pocket another couple of hundred-thousand dollars or something along those lines.

There are also no secrets any longer. Some years ago you didn't have an obligation to tell the fighter what you were receiving. Now you have a legal obligation to do that. For those of us that are not trying to screw the fighter, we don't mind showing them.

In actual fact, in a perverse way, it's OK. I don't mind. I want the fighters to know because the problem we have in the business, or one of the problems we have in the business, is your price of entry can be anything. And as we know, and we've heard these stories all to often, there can be some fellow that's carrying your bag or lives in your neighborhood that tells the unsophisticated fighter ?you're not earning enough money, your promoter's screwing you, your manager's screwing you, your trainer?s getting too much,? and the next thing you know the fighter wants to know from the promoter why he's getting screwed.

There's no basis for it other than what some unsophisticated person is telling him. You know we refer to them as gym rats, and they are all creeds all colors. I'm not suggesting just one denomination, but you have these kinds of difficulties. So today in a strange way, I'm delighted that I can say, 'Listen, you thought I was earning X, you think that I'm making money on this show. I'm not making money. you're the only one that is making money on this show. So have a look here. Here are my figures. Here's what I'm getting from the hotel. Here's what I'm getting from the television networks and here's what I'm paying you. You can see what's going on here.? So it's actually an advantage that we have to disclose. It helps the education process, as I see it.
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Its sad, but over the last 20 years promoters have stolen over a trillon dollars from prize fighters and they have no clue.

Some have sued and got their money back but few and far between.
 
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No no no..... this fight is on the up and up.

take some people ...funky town, take some people money down.
 

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Put down money on Vlad by tko.. ill say round 3 :nono:
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abc

why do you come into my thread listing a play like you are some psycho. Start your own thread and post your plays.

And if Brewster goes down in round 3 then you think you are the snizzle.?

thats so weak....you will still be a idiot.

If you want to contribute to this thread, then explain the logic or rational you have for saying this.

Not sure but you may have the brothers confused. :SIB
 

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what :com: So i cant come into your thread unless i agree with your losing play? Brewster will come into this fight out of shape, and less motivated. He will take a pounding and eventually be knocked out sooner than later.
 

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"The decision to proceed with Brewster-Liakhovich is believed to have been made in part because of Lamon's desire to fulfill his contractual obligations to Don King so he could move to a new promoter. "
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Brewster will not make any real money until he is away from King. If this is his last fight with King that could be important.

I do not know if Kings obligations cease with Lamon after this fight ? Maybe BOX would know that one.

He wins this fight he picks any promoter he wants on his terms.

Sorry Waldamir, I think he will be exposed again.

Scotty three things happen before the Hatton/Castillo fight. I heard Castillo was in the best shape of his life. 2. I heard he was dedicating the fight to his decease brother. 3. He is broke and this fight would bring him to stardom because he is in debt. Oh and 4. He laid down like a pathetic dog. I watched that fight again tonight and it was such a pathetic performance from a guy that needed it so much that i will never watch one of his fights ever again. Even when he started to hit Hatton he held back. The liver shot was a way for him to get out. If i was in debt like him im not gonna run twenty feet and then sit there for the count of 10 and then run out of the ring and not get interviewed probably because someone told him to take a dive and he didn't want to be question about someone clearing all his debts and setting up a nice account for him oversears somewhere. Watching that again tonight i think i could have beaten him with all those weak punches he was throwing. When some connected it looked like he was afraid he might have hurt Hatton :mj07:
 
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