Klitschko Vs Brewster

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On the brightside, you didn't put on the Mazzy Star CD, so that's a plus.....


I had Scott pegged as a Sinead O' Conner fan myself

Btw, KOD has done very well betting boxing over the last few years. You can't win 'em all when you're playing underdogs, he'll be back and I'm looking forward to it

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On the brightside, you didn't put on the Mazzy Star CD, so that's a plus.....
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yeh but I am sitting here nakid as a jaybird, half drunk, wondering where the fawk I put my gun
 
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actually love Sinead Oconner singing. I think I have one CD of hers which is alot for me for singers.

Its not the money. I made the money on one side job that I did.

Its the principle of the way it went down. Just dont make it that obvious and I can stomach about anything.

BOX - tell me this and I can shut up.

Do you think there was any chance that the fix was in for Brewster to lose this fight ?

Don King and his bunch of merry men.
 

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To be honest, I think it was more that Brewster was looking for one more big payday before walking away. You don't have to win the fight to get paid. After losing his last fight to a guy who lost his next fight, and after being out of the ring for 16 months, Brewster knew the biggest paycheck out there was for him to fight Klit in Germany

One other thing to concider is that Brewster's best chance of winning was to let Klitschko punch himself out like he did in the first fight. Once Klit gets exhausted he's done, perhaps Brewster was waiting on that to happen but took too much punishment along the way, and McGirt obviously didn't let that happen

gl Scott, I always enjoy your threads/posts

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yeh your probably right.

I have honestly been thinking alot lately about how much time I spend capping which takes away from family, work, etc. other outside interests.

Wondering if its worth giving things up to do this so much.

Especially with football coming up which is my favorite time of year.

Just immerse myself into the sport of football, for 6months, think about little else, watch every game I can, try to win the big cash, try to help others win the big cash, research, read read read about hundreds of teams, posts, players, games, posts thousands of pictures, google the internet about every obscure fact that might affect the outcome.

It seems almost selfish of me.

And then its the bowl games and then pick a winner in the Super Bowl again.

Where did that 7 months go ?

I think having a grandson now may be putting things in perspective, about how time can pass you by.

Thinking about the inscription on the gravestone.

Here lies KOD, wasn't he that guy at madjacks.

KOD
 
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yeh your probably right.

I have honestly been thinking alot lately about how much time I spend capping which takes away from family, work, etc. other outside interests.

Wondering if its worth giving things up to do this so much.

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Scotty, not many people win at sports betting and im gonna be serious with you here i have thought of the same thing you have about 100 times in my life. It is a huge waste of time and i could never do this if i had a family. Then i bought a pair of conspricay glasses and life has changed and there is a lot more time to dick around. Time i use to waste stat crunching and all that other silly stuff that means nothing in the world of shady sports.
 

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I don't think that fight was fix but i don't think Brewster took as much punishment as he acted like he did. Except for the 10 second highlight on Espn there wasn't that much more to the fight. He just flat out quit. Maybe Mcgrit had the under and figured it could go on all night so he talked Brewster into quitting. I never saw that before in my life. Geez even Rocky said "don't stop this fight". There is no way in hell if i knocked a guy out before im gonna give up like that. I think Mcgrit made Brewster feel like he was getting embarassed and it wasn't pretty but it wasn't that bad but he still had a punchers chance. Usually i would say this after watching the fight again first, but i just can't watch that again. I even deleted it so my brother couldn't watch it. He came home from vegas last night and asked about it and i told him i didn't want him to waste his time so i deleted it.
 

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boxing has changed, it used to be a mark of shame to quit, ring history is filled with stoies of men who took everything they could until they lapsed into dreamland, but with today's emphasis on safety, it's become almost chic to quit in the most degrading manner. as fans we shouldn't judge unless we've been through it ourselves, but we consider boxing a tough sport filled with tough men and we expect more, brewster didn't give more and any career blurb on him can no claim him as 'tough or durable'.
 
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