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Boxing Discussion VI

I am eager to see the weigh-ins, but I keep reading people talking about Broner's size advantage over Garcia, but from the clothed face-offs I have seen it doesn't look like much if anything.
 
JimGunn said:
I am eager to see the weigh-ins, but I keep reading people talking about Broner's size advantage over Garcia, but from the clothed face-offs I have seen it doesn't look like much if anything.
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Have to agree there, from the face offs there really isn't a big size discrepancy. Come fight night it might be more evident but it's certainly not huge.

And this is with Broner with trainers on vs flat dress shoes.

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CR0W said:
Put a fair amount down on Linares ML already, when the props lines come out I'll be very big on Linares TKO too, he will absolutely school Campbell here. Campbell's chin is shaky anyway, never mind facing a guy like Linares.
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Brilliant! Linares all day.

 
Any reason why Sho Kimura got bet all the way down to +600 from +1600?
 
In regards to the Frampton fight there isn't much value at all.

I may bite on Frampton DEC @1.67, or perhaps throw it in as part of a triple. Frampton is rightly the big favourite here in which should be a straight forward bout for him, he will however have to be alert at all times and be willing to work hard over 12 rounds as I'm sure he well knows.

Gutierrez is no household name but he lost a very close and much debated majority decision to Cristian Mijares last year, I think Gutierrez actually done enough to win but he has a relative nobody taking on a well known former world champion, so it was going to be difficult for a decision to go his way. He boasts a 35-1-1 and is a pressure fighter who can push a good pace and has some decent power. If he keeps a high pace and output and avoids being dragged into a gunfight he does actually have a chance of winning, or at least more of a chance that the current odds suggest. Frampton can't get reckless here and underestimate him, we seen what happened when he tried to go though Gonzalev, getting dropped twice. Factor in the ring ware from Frampton's last 3 fights and it could get interesting.....

Frampton missed weight by 1lb today so it's no longer officially a title eliminator, Frampton doesn't need to win an eliminator to secure a title shot but it does make you wonder if he's taking it as serious as he should be. In theory Frampton's movement and jab should be what wins this for him.

To be fair, you can't go wrong with putting some down on Gutierrez @13.40 on the Exchanges, he has a bigger shot than that and he is a potential banana skin for Frampton here. But even in a close contest expect the hometown to play into effect and them to give Frampton it 116-112.
 
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Jae Gibbz said:
Somebody should've looked into this...
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I was interested in his price yesterday but didn't expect him to get the KO, and with Shiming leaving Top Rank to promote it himself and in China I presumed the scorecards would be skewed, fair play to him though. 9 of the 16 world titles 115lbs and below are held by Japanese boxers.
 
Broner makes weight but as I said yesterday that is expected considering the 500k penalty if he didn't.

Remains to be seen how he will fair during the fight.
 
Mikey - 139.5
Yo Adrien - 138.75

AB looked spectacular imo. Mikey not spectacular looking on the scales but not expected to look good up at 140 and never was a sculpted dude anyway. Feel a lot more confident in my AB bets, though, now that I've seen him looking strong and energetic a day out.
 
CR0W said:
In regards to the Frampton fight there isn't much value at all.

I may bite on Frampton DEC @1.67, or perhaps throw it in as part of a triple. Frampton is rightly the big favourite here in which should be a straight forward bout for him, he will however have to be alert at all times and be willing to work hard over 12 rounds as I'm sure he well knows.

Gutierrez is no household name but he lost a very close and much debated majority decision to Cristian Mijares last year, I think Gutierrez actually done enough to win but he has a relative nobody taking on a well known former world champion, so it was going to be difficult for a decision to go his way. He boasts a 35-1-1 and is a pressure fighter who can push a good pace and has some decent power. If he keeps a high pace and output and avoids being dragged into a gunfight he does actually have a chance of winning, or at least more of a chance that the current odds suggest. Frampton can't get reckless here and underestimate him, we seen what happened when he tried to go though Gonzalev, getting dropped twice. Factor in the ring ware from Frampton's last 3 fights and it could get interesting.....

Frampton missed weight by 1lb today so it's no longer officially a title eliminator, Frampton doesn't need to win an eliminator to secure a title shot but it does make you wonder if he's taking it as serious as he should be. In theory Frampton's movement and jab should be what wins this for him.

To be fair, you can't go wrong with putting some down on Gutierrez @13.40 on the Exchanges, he has a bigger shot than that and he is a potential banana skin for Frampton here. But even in a close contest expect the hometown to play into effect and them to give Frampton it 116-112.
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guitterez beat the fuk out of mijares so much that the 35-year-old diamante dropped to the floor crying after the decision was read
 
Frampton vs Gutierrez is OFF

Apparently Gutierrez slipped in the shower and suffered a bad cut...... what a joke!
 
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Can't fight with that to be fair.
 
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CR0W said:
Frampton vs Gutierrez is OFF

Apparently Gutierrez slipped in the shower and suffered a bad cut...... what a joke!
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you jinxed him bro =/

CR0W said:
To be fair, you can't go wrong with putting some down on Gutierrez @13.40 on the Exchanges, he has a bigger shot than that and he is a potential banana skin(SLIP) for Frampton here. But even in a close contest expect the hometown to play into effect and them to give Frampton it 116-112.
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