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Juan Manuel Lopez -445* vs Steven Luevano
Yuriorkis Gamboa -1200* vs Rogers Mtagwa
Sebastian Sylvester -830* vs Pablo Navascues 
Tomasz Adamek -380* vs Jason Estrada 

I waited WAY TOO Long on the Sylvester and Adamek lines and should have hit them earlier, but I'm still liking this parlay....

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i hate taking 4 fights at low odds. Always one person puts a spanner in the works. On paper it looks great but I wouldnt play it
 
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better off betting small on all the dogs in my opinion.. but GL
 
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watch out for jason estrada, he's got some fight in him
 
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I like it Eric.  All the fighters you have are very sound elite boxers.  Of course anything can happen but I believe you are on your way to cashing that ticket.  I'm looking forward to see how good Gamboa really is.  I think he is the real deal.  He should cruise!
 
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Thanks for the feedback fellas
 
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Luevano is a live dog. He has a great boxing IQ but his weakness is ultra quickness as he likes to keep the fight outside. Lopez' greatest strength is his right hook and he's not slow but not ultra quick either. IIf Luevano can stay away from the right hook this fight will be interesting. The most likely scenario is Lopez by unam dec or very late KO.
 
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Mack is right about anything more than 2 fights together
Usually something goes wrong along the way
That being said
I think this will hit for you
Good luck
 
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Mack, I have been bit in the ass more than I can mention with that boxing parlay favorites. One always seems to bite the dust.

Eric,  what about Lopez and Gamboa under?

GL whatever you decide,

 
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Duddy is a stiff. How the hell is he that big of a favorite over anybody ?
 
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The Gamboa Under 9.5 would be my bet out of the two.  The longer the fight goes, the worst off for Gamboa.  I hope he handles business inside of 7 
 
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Mtagwa came in very light for this fight.  I have a feeling that this might be a Gamboa blowout.  Like an inside-of-three-rounds blowout. 
 
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And Navascues is out of the Sylvester fight. 

 

https://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=4851874

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by DannoDanger:

And Navascues is out of the Sylvester fight. 

 

https://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/news/story?id=4851874

 



Saw that thanks

5dimes will acknowledge my parlay as a 3-team
 
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I agree Danno I see an early knockout too.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by LRM704:

I agree Danno I see an early knockout too.

 

So it goes..... 

 

I have no action on the main event.  Just hoping for an entertaining fight. 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by DannoDanger:

Mtagwa came in very light for this fight.  I have a feeling that this might be a Gamboa blowout.  Like an inside-of-three-rounds blowout. 

 Very nice call  

 
 
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