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In a few weeks, I'll be making a fairly large play on Nate Campbell over Timothy Bradley. Bradley showed some significant weaknesses in his bout with Kendall Holt. He looked lost whenever Holt pressed forward (which didn't happen very often). That's not going to be the case with Nate who will be there right in his chest all night long just like he was vs. Ali Funeka. Funeka is a lot more gifted than Bradley though IMO, and definitely has more power than Bradley which helped make his bout with Nate so close. I don't know this fight will end, it wouldn't shock me if Nate put Bradley out, but I'd be surprised if he didn't win this fight handily. 

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Sup Kid. I like Campbell here, but only because Bradley has no power and a very suspect chin. Bradley was able to outbox Holt - something he might not be able to do against the crafty vet Campbell. If I can get anything better than 2.5/1 on Campbell, I will be making a large play as well.
 
However, Campbell looked lost against Funeka. I don't know if it was because he got stripped of the title because he couldn't make weight or if he was drained, but he looked old in that fight. VERY old. Tread with caution.
 
 
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I think that had a lot to do with what Funeka presents. He's huge for 135 and had 6 inches on Nate. Here, Nate is coming in with the height and reach advantage. 

I also like Devon Alexander over Witter on the undercard, I'm  interested in seeing what the line might be on that fight. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ceemoney:

Galaxy Warrior +175
Desert Storm????? -245
 
 
lets see kendall holt showed the world what a good puncher could do to bradley, and campbell is one of the smartest, slickest, defensive, and underratted hitting cats in the game....one of my biggest upsets years back was Campbell over diaz.....I would have to favor campbell at those odds regardless since holt in my opinion could have won that fight....(i bet bradley)
 
so im throwing an $100 on him today....for fun...

agreed the second the line came out........bradley dominated a fighter in holt that needs to be attacked or allowed to attack to fight his fight.....bradley just jumpeded in and jumped out...campbells power is there and honestly witter was another overated fighter anyways....there is talk that bradley is the bigger guy...not really campbell is taller and has the same defination...

the fact that campbell is out of his bankrupt problems, no more done king, and moved up to a weight he should of moved up to already is great.........

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Kidcole35:

I think that had a lot to do with what Funeka presents. He's huge for 135 and had 6 inches on Nate. Here, Nate is coming in with the height and reach advantage. 

I also like Devon Alexander over Witter on the undercard, I'm  interested in seeing what the line might be on that fight. 

line is out

alexander -210

witter +165

 
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Lot of love for the Galaxy warrior.  I haven't hit the Bradley line for anything yet, but I do like him in this fight for reasons posted in the other thread on the fight.  I see him taking a UD here.
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Cee_MoNeY:

line is out

alexander -210

witter +165


Thanks. Not as much value as I would have liked. I like Alexander in that spot, but it his 1st title shot against the best fighter he's fought to date. I'll just stick with Nate on August 1st. 
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