Excessive standing 8 counts for Pac is about the only conspiracy I see happening. That's ok, keeps the fight interesting for us while Manny is hearing tea kettles.
Excessive standing 8 counts for Pac is about the only conspiracy I see happening. That's ok, keeps the fight interesting for us while Manny is hearing tea kettles.
isn't his promotion falling apart? I thought fighters are staying away because he isn't paying them
isn't his promotion falling apart? I thought fighters are staying away because he isn't paying them
CONSPIRACY?....nope just business
It's not 100 million...but a FM loss would / could generate another 350 million or more...to a man whose net worth is (reportedly) around 250 mil currently......but as stated previously he really doesn't need another 200 million or so....
SURE...'smart' money says FM wins by decision...but with this much cash on the table...and the shady parties involved...it's hardly a stretch to suggest that MP could win by a ( very controversial) decision ......(after clearly getting outboxed by FM)
*THEN....FM wins the rematch netting him 200 million+ (he's making around 175 for this fight).....then they could fight again of course...
To me (betting wise) the 2 possible outcomes are FM to win ITD at +575 or so...and MP to win by decision at +465
As MP is gonna have to force the action no doubt...with a lotta movement / punch volume and try to win the early rounds....
BUT...with his age / poor defense and FM's counterpunching ability....this is likely to get him into trouble...plus FM really doesn't want this one going to the judges due to MP's popularity edge with crowd and (probably) judges as well......some say that MP has a 1-1.5 round edge BEFORE the fight begins
note: THANKS for the entertainment value.....but you guys that come to wagering forum and can only discuss ONE outcome......(meaning you're only here for emotional support for your wager wtf).....are super stupid......
CONSPIRACY?....nope just business
It's not 100 million...but a FM loss would / could generate another 350 million or more...to a man whose net worth is (reportedly) around 250 mil currently......but as stated previously he really doesn't need another 200 million or so....
SURE...'smart' money says FM wins by decision...but with this much cash on the table...and the shady parties involved...it's hardly a stretch to suggest that MP could win by a ( very controversial) decision ......(after clearly getting outboxed by FM)
*THEN....FM wins the rematch netting him 200 million+ (he's making around 175 for this fight).....then they could fight again of course...
To me (betting wise) the 2 possible outcomes are FM to win ITD at +575 or so...and MP to win by decision at +465
As MP is gonna have to force the action no doubt...with a lotta movement / punch volume and try to win the early rounds....
BUT...with his age / poor defense and FM's counterpunching ability....this is likely to get him into trouble...plus FM really doesn't want this one going to the judges due to MP's popularity edge with crowd and (probably) judges as well......some say that MP has a 1-1.5 round edge BEFORE the fight begins
note: THANKS for the entertainment value.....but you guys that come to wagering forum and can only discuss ONE outcome......(meaning you're only here for emotional support for your wager wtf).....are super stupid......
The rematch would be much bigger than this wtf .....MP actually NEEDS the money......and FM can't get enough....
The POINT here maybe is don't throw a lot of hard earned cash at FM and a 'sure' thing..........
The rematch would be much bigger than this wtf .....MP actually NEEDS the money......and FM can't get enough....
The POINT here maybe is don't throw a lot of hard earned cash at FM and a 'sure' thing..........
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