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Salido scored a huge upset in their last fight. It looked like Juanma wanted to bang and had way too much confidence in his power. He couldn't avoid the right hand from Salido at all.

this time I think Lopez learns from his mistakes and goes back to boxing style prior to his fight against Ponce De Leon. I think Lopez kind of fell into his own hype after that fight. He's never going to be a defensive wizard but he definitely is better than the version we saw vs Salido.

I see a lot of love for the dog and rightfully so but I think Lopez wins this on a decision or possible late stoppable.

I got 10 units on Lopez at -180

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I believe I heard Salido even say "I didn't really believe I could win the first fight but now I have lots of confidence" Kind of odd how he would say something like that. I feel like he kind of held off on the rematch for a while as he wanted to milk being the champion for a little longer.
 
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anyone notice salido got badly hurt in his last fight vs an inferior fighter? He might have just over looked him but perhaps the years of punishment could be catching up.
https://youtu.be/cXm3Ptf2YGc
 
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I think salido wins inside distance prop bet is a good value at +260.  there is no way he is winning a decision we know that.  How heavy has the public been on salido do you know?
 
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3/10/12 11:30pm  Props Fighting  205 Salido wins inside distance +260* vs Not Salido inside distance
 
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Juan Ma -196. Easiest money on the board..

 

 
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I dont like it at almost 2-1
 
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Quote Originally Posted by frank the tank:

anyone notice salido got badly hurt in his last fight vs an inferior fighter? He might have just over looked him but perhaps the years of punishment could be catching up.

https://youtu.be/cXm3Ptf2YGc

and that inferior fighter was an eight round journeyman fighter.

thats probably why he is +220 at my book. that and its his fourth fight in less than a year against a top rank fighter/promotion with a judge thats known to give hometown(promoter) decisions. 

that being said, look at lopez's last fight against a career 122 guy with absolutely no power. oliver rocked lopez in the first round and had him hurt.

hard to bet on a fighter coming off his first ko/tko loss especially against a known puncher and at heavy odds.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Qncyk1:

and that inferior fighter was an eight round journeyman fighter.

thats probably why he is +220 at my book. that and its his fourth fight in less than a year against a top rank fighter/promotion with a judge thats known to give hometown(promoter) decisions. 

that being said, look at lopez's last fight against a career 122 guy with absolutely no power. oliver rocked lopez in the first round and had him hurt.

hard to bet on a fighter coming off his first ko/tko loss especially against a known puncher and at heavy odds.


yeah salido has no chance of taking decision but tko or ko I think is very likely and at +260 Im on it
 
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war salido
 
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judges had lopez winning, what a joke
 
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Quote Originally Posted by randall_flagg:

judges had lopez winning, what a joke

I hear ya. I was watching and thinking I'm getting screwed unless he knocks him out. It is a joke that they had Lopez ahead.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by randall_flagg:

judges had lopez winning, what a joke

Of course they did. 
 
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If the referee didn't have a "gambling problem" Lopez would of won.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Sourday:

If the referee didn't have a "gambling problem" Lopez would of won.


lol yep
 
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congrats to all Salido backers.

Great win for him once again

Lopez
 
 
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Boxing at it's finest... great warriors... CROOKED JUDGES. I think the only issue I liked in a political campaign was McCain as he was an advocate of Federalizing Boxing to cut out corruption... nice thought, but isn't the US Government corrupt? LOL
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