March ended on a plus note with Ola Afolabi and Eddie Chambers leading the charge. Hoping to carry some momentum into April.
Boxing '09 YTD: +.72*
2.1* Francesco Pianeta -210
Germans know how to move heavyweight prospects. Sosnowski will be game, but Pianeta sounds like a kid taking his job seriously. I like that he's already been in a couple of grinders with fighters who wanted to pressure him, and that despite the experience edge, Sosnowski really hasn't gone that many rounds in recent years. There's a better chance the young kid catches a second wind and pulls away than that Sosnowski drowns him late.
1.0* Frankie Figueroa +220
Didn't catch that peach of an opener, but anything over +150 would be playable IMO. Bailey can be very tentative late in fights, and that might be just what the fairly stylish Figueroa uses to grab a decision. I'm assuming some of the value here comes from Frankie looking fairly hittable against Augustus, but name me a fighter who had an easy time with the Drunken Master on a night when he actually gave a sh*t.
Other plays include a future bet with Povetkin -700 and Dawson -750 to cash out. Need to take a closer look at the lightweight card, I'm all for fading Katsidas, but he's got just the right style to make Chavez feel every year of 36. If they release props, I'll also be on Valero ITD.
Leaning toward a play on Bradley by Decision +200. Can't lay -170 there in any form.
Good luck all!
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March ended on a plus note with Ola Afolabi and Eddie Chambers leading the charge. Hoping to carry some momentum into April.
Boxing '09 YTD: +.72*
2.1* Francesco Pianeta -210
Germans know how to move heavyweight prospects. Sosnowski will be game, but Pianeta sounds like a kid taking his job seriously. I like that he's already been in a couple of grinders with fighters who wanted to pressure him, and that despite the experience edge, Sosnowski really hasn't gone that many rounds in recent years. There's a better chance the young kid catches a second wind and pulls away than that Sosnowski drowns him late.
1.0* Frankie Figueroa +220
Didn't catch that peach of an opener, but anything over +150 would be playable IMO. Bailey can be very tentative late in fights, and that might be just what the fairly stylish Figueroa uses to grab a decision. I'm assuming some of the value here comes from Frankie looking fairly hittable against Augustus, but name me a fighter who had an easy time with the Drunken Master on a night when he actually gave a sh*t.
Other plays include a future bet with Povetkin -700 and Dawson -750 to cash out. Need to take a closer look at the lightweight card, I'm all for fading Katsidas, but he's got just the right style to make Chavez feel every year of 36. If they release props, I'll also be on Valero ITD.
Leaning toward a play on Bradley by Decision +200. Can't lay -170 there in any form.
Guessing the missed weight moved the line some. But a fighter of Katsidis's ability laying this kind of chalk in a hometown fight? I'll play along small.
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.5* Jesus Chavez +300
Guessing the missed weight moved the line some. But a fighter of Katsidis's ability laying this kind of chalk in a hometown fight? I'll play along small.
Covers the three scenarios I see being most likely tonight, assuming Winky is at least 80% of his former self. A close decision either way, or one of these "shocking" oldster clinics.
Good luck all!
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1.15* Winky Wright +7.5 points handicap
Covers the three scenarios I see being most likely tonight, assuming Winky is at least 80% of his former self. A close decision either way, or one of these "shocking" oldster clinics.
Covers the three scenarios I see being most likely tonight, assuming Winky is at least 80% of his former self. A close decision either way, or one of these "shocking" oldster clinics.
Good luck all!
good idea sir....agree to the same
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Quote Originally Posted by Zumbize:
1.15* Winky Wright +7.5 points handicap
Covers the three scenarios I see being most likely tonight, assuming Winky is at least 80% of his former self. A close decision either way, or one of these "shocking" oldster clinics.
When this fight was announced I loved Latimore immediately, and now on the day of the fight, I've got a sinking feeling that Stinks might turn back the clock. The "loss" to Verno was a travesty. But when I add up the intangibles here (DK's involvement, two southpaws usually favoring the one with power, the size difference, and age becoming a factor in a long fight), I pretty much have to take a chance on the younger man. Latimore will be as ready as he's going to be. If I was twenty-three with five kids, I know I'd be coming to fight my ass off.
I like the draw hedge in case we have a close fight. The hometown fans should be involved both ways, and promoting a rematch should this be a good fight would be a no brainer, even if it might be against DKs will.
Missed the boat on those early under numbers and don't want to lay full price. LP ought to get the job done against the feather fisted Frenchman. Varela is a walking punching bag.
Escalante is overpriced, but there are more reasons to fade Stark than buy into the upset, the principle one being that he's an East Coast prospect. In other news, if I layed 2-1 odds with Touch of Sh*t and he crapped the bed, a pall would be cast over my entire weekend. No thank you.
I'm actually leaning toward Froch tomorrow and the +358 decision odds. Karma is going to catch up with Bad Decisions one of these days, even though outside the ring, I've got nothing at all against him. Should be an excellent fight. Don't sleep on the Cobra.
Golovkin U7.5 +110 against the late sub is worth another look, and a good number on Green ITD would be nice. Will also definitely be doing some digging on this Johnnie White character. It's going to take more than one fight to convince me Guinn has exorcised all his demons.
When this fight was announced I loved Latimore immediately, and now on the day of the fight, I've got a sinking feeling that Stinks might turn back the clock. The "loss" to Verno was a travesty. But when I add up the intangibles here (DK's involvement, two southpaws usually favoring the one with power, the size difference, and age becoming a factor in a long fight), I pretty much have to take a chance on the younger man. Latimore will be as ready as he's going to be. If I was twenty-three with five kids, I know I'd be coming to fight my ass off.
I like the draw hedge in case we have a close fight. The hometown fans should be involved both ways, and promoting a rematch should this be a good fight would be a no brainer, even if it might be against DKs will.
Missed the boat on those early under numbers and don't want to lay full price. LP ought to get the job done against the feather fisted Frenchman. Varela is a walking punching bag.
Escalante is overpriced, but there are more reasons to fade Stark than buy into the upset, the principle one being that he's an East Coast prospect. In other news, if I layed 2-1 odds with Touch of Sh*t and he crapped the bed, a pall would be cast over my entire weekend. No thank you.
I'm actually leaning toward Froch tomorrow and the +358 decision odds. Karma is going to catch up with Bad Decisions one of these days, even though outside the ring, I've got nothing at all against him. Should be an excellent fight. Don't sleep on the Cobra.
Golovkin U7.5 +110 against the late sub is worth another look, and a good number on Green ITD would be nice. Will also definitely be doing some digging on this Johnnie White character. It's going to take more than one fight to convince me Guinn has exorcised all his demons.
When this fight was announced I loved Latimore immediately, and now on the day of the fight, I've got a sinking feeling that Stinks might turn back the clock. The "loss" to Verno was a travesty. But when I add up the intangibles here (DK's involvement, two southpaws usually favoring the one with power, the size difference, and age becoming a factor in a long fight), I pretty much have to take a chance on the younger man. Latimore will be as ready as he's going to be. If I was twenty-three with five kids, I know I'd be coming to fight my ass off.
I like the draw hedge in case we have a close fight. The hometown fans should be involved both ways, and promoting a rematch should this be a good fight would be a no brainer, even if it might be against DKs will.
Missed the boat on those early under numbers and don't want to lay full price. LP ought to get the job done against the feather fisted Frenchman. Varela is a walking punching bag.
Escalante is overpriced, but there are more reasons to fade Stark than buy into the upset, the principle one being that he's an East Coast prospect. In other news, if I layed 2-1 odds with Touch of Sh*t and he crapped the bed, a pall would be cast over my entire weekend. No thank you.
I'm actually leaning toward Froch tomorrow and the +358 decision odds. Karma is going to catch up with Bad Decisions one of these days, even though outside the ring, I've got nothing at all against him. Should be an excellent fight. Don't sleep on the Cobra.
Golovkin U7.5 +110 against the late sub is worth another look, and a good number on Green ITD would be nice. Will also definitely be doing some digging on this Johnnie White character. It's going to take more than one fight to convince me Guinn has exorcised all his demons.
Good luck all!
Excellent write-up. Good luck tonight. Let's hope the Bull takes care of Spinks !
When this fight was announced I loved Latimore immediately, and now on the day of the fight, I've got a sinking feeling that Stinks might turn back the clock. The "loss" to Verno was a travesty. But when I add up the intangibles here (DK's involvement, two southpaws usually favoring the one with power, the size difference, and age becoming a factor in a long fight), I pretty much have to take a chance on the younger man. Latimore will be as ready as he's going to be. If I was twenty-three with five kids, I know I'd be coming to fight my ass off.
I like the draw hedge in case we have a close fight. The hometown fans should be involved both ways, and promoting a rematch should this be a good fight would be a no brainer, even if it might be against DKs will.
Missed the boat on those early under numbers and don't want to lay full price. LP ought to get the job done against the feather fisted Frenchman. Varela is a walking punching bag.
Escalante is overpriced, but there are more reasons to fade Stark than buy into the upset, the principle one being that he's an East Coast prospect. In other news, if I layed 2-1 odds with Touch of Sh*t and he crapped the bed, a pall would be cast over my entire weekend. No thank you.
I'm actually leaning toward Froch tomorrow and the +358 decision odds. Karma is going to catch up with Bad Decisions one of these days, even though outside the ring, I've got nothing at all against him. Should be an excellent fight. Don't sleep on the Cobra.
Golovkin U7.5 +110 against the late sub is worth another look, and a good number on Green ITD would be nice. Will also definitely be doing some digging on this Johnnie White character. It's going to take more than one fight to convince me Guinn has exorcised all his demons.
Good luck all!
Excellent write-up. Good luck tonight. Let's hope the Bull takes care of Spinks !
Escalante is overpriced, but there are more reasons to fade Stark than buy into the upset, the principle one being that he's an East Coast prospect. In other news, if I layed 2-1 odds with Touch of Sh*t and he crapped the bed, a pall would be cast over my entire weekend. No thank you.
How do you feel about the total on this one at 9.5?
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Quote Originally Posted by Zumbize:
Escalante is overpriced, but there are more reasons to fade Stark than buy into the upset, the principle one being that he's an East Coast prospect. In other news, if I layed 2-1 odds with Touch of Sh*t and he crapped the bed, a pall would be cast over my entire weekend. No thank you.
How do you feel about the total on this one at 9.5?
How does Dominick Guinn follow up his career rejuvenating KO of Bergeron? With an eight round UD against a fighter with the improbable record of 1-4-3 in his last 8 fights, including back to back draws against two fighters with a combined record of 12-35-4. Color me unconvinced. White is an unknown quantity, but as Teddy Atlas would say, he doesn't know how to lose yet. Guinn does.
.5* Golovkin U7.5/ Guinn - White O7.5/ Taylor - Froch O10.5 (+518)
Just a small parlay shot.
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1.0* Johnnie White +350
How does Dominick Guinn follow up his career rejuvenating KO of Bergeron? With an eight round UD against a fighter with the improbable record of 1-4-3 in his last 8 fights, including back to back draws against two fighters with a combined record of 12-35-4. Color me unconvinced. White is an unknown quantity, but as Teddy Atlas would say, he doesn't know how to lose yet. Guinn does.
.5* Golovkin U7.5/ Guinn - White O7.5/ Taylor - Froch O10.5 (+518)
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