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1. Bet the house on Pacquiao & Rigondeaux in a parlay

2. Take Manny be decision at +300 with a small play (I think the odds favor Manny stopping Margarito, but at +300 a decision bet is worth it)

3. Put a small bet on Rigondeaux winning by decision over the tough Cordoba (Rigondeaux could very well stop him, but Cordoba is resilient, and it's Rigondeaux's first time fighting in a 12 round fight in his entire life)

Number is a concrete lock, 2 and 3 are worth small plays due to their odds and their respective opponents being resilient.

 
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Both fighters are knockout artists, good luck.
 
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McNulty I do not think you read my post.  By the way, Margarito is not a KO artist, and neither is Rigondeaux, so who are you talking about?  I will update my play now anyways.

1. BET THE HOUSE on Pacquiao, Rigondeaux, and Mike Jones parlay

2. IF YOU WANT, throw small plays on Pacquiao and Rigondeaux, separately, winning by decision.

#1 Is The Big Play...#2 are small plays/worth the odds taking a risk.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by CashSeason:

McNulty I do not think you read my post.  By the way, Margarito is not a KO artist, and neither is Rigondeaux, so who are you talking about?  I will update my play now anyways.

1. BET THE HOUSE on Pacquiao, Rigondeaux, and Mike Jones parlay

2. IF YOU WANT, throw small plays on Pacquiao and Rigondeaux, separately, winning by decision.

#1 Is The Big Play...#2 are small plays/worth the odds taking a risk.



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Need them both to finish off my parlay
 
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Pacquiao, Rigondeaux and Jones are in showcase fights.  These fights are not set up to be competitive.  There might be a few tense moments, but all three should definitely win. 
 
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Rigondeaux is 6-0-5 [ko] which means only 1 made it to the final bell. I guess he's not a ko artist. My bad...

14 out of Margarito's last 22 fights were ko's and 3 of which were losses. So of the 19 guys he did beat in the last ten years 14 went to sleep. I guess you right.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by McNulty:

Rigondeaux is 6-0-5 [ko] which means only 1 made it to the final bell. I guess he's not a ko artist. My bad...

14 out of Margarito's last 22 fights were ko's and 3 of which were losses. So of the 19 guys he did beat in the last ten years 14 went to sleep. I guess you right.


You come across very condescending and disrespectful. 

1. Those decision picks are flyers.  They are picks for those in the mood to take a long shot on small money.

2. I don't know if you just use boxrec as your source or what, but I have been following Rigondeaux, the greatest amateur boxer of all time, for years.  He is one of my favourite fighters.  When it comes to power he definitely has it.  However ,he would much rather make his opponent miss and counter with speed over power.  Which is why he is not a KO artist, and is why his trainer Ronnie Shields said the biggest improvement Guillermo needs to make is sitting down on his shots in fights.  His opponent is known to be exceptionally resilient and very hard to finish.

3. Margarito has never been a one punch KO guy.  Once again, watch some fights instead of studying boxrec.  He stops guys with accumulation and volume.  However, his punch output vs. southpaws drops 50%, and when confronted with volume (Paul Wililams) Margarito goes into shell for the first half of the fight (Paul Williams, Clottey).  Plus, there is the added questions about how much power he really has without illegal hand wraps.  How long had he used them?  Even if he used them vs Cotto etc. it still took him rounds upon rounds of volume to get a stoppage and no particular punch was a KO shot.

But keep trying to debate without posting any of your picks.  I think you're hilarious.  The fact you name yourself after a TV cop is also telling.  No hard feelings man.  God bless.
 
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Oh, and by the way, if you are worried about KO power, talk about Pacquiao.  He is the one that will stop Margarito IF he doesn't win by decision.  I wouldn't be shocked if Rigondeaux or Pacquiao stop their opponents within 6.  THAT IS WHY THEY ARE CALLED FLYERS.
 
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Rigondeaux Decision
 
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I can't believe Raul Caiz tried to give Cordoba that decision.  He is the same guy that gave Juarez a draw vs Chris John.  Clearly he does not like boxers and favors guys that come forward regardless if they actually land punches or not.
 
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i know u bet on manny decison because of odds but if u had to bet over under 9.5 rounds what would u do?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by CashSeason:



You come across very condescending and disrespectful. 

1. Those decision picks are flyers.  They are picks for those in the mood to take a long shot on small money.

2. I don't know if you just use boxrec as your source or what, but I have been following Rigondeaux, the greatest amateur boxer of all time, for years.  He is one of my favourite fighters.  When it comes to power he definitely has it.  However ,he would much rather make his opponent miss and counter with speed over power.  Which is why he is not a KO artist, and is why his trainer Ronnie Shields said the biggest improvement Guillermo needs to make is sitting down on his shots in fights.  His opponent is known to be exceptionally resilient and very hard to finish.

3. Margarito has never been a one punch KO guy.  Once again, watch some fights instead of studying boxrec.  He stops guys with accumulation and volume.  However, his punch output vs. southpaws drops 50%, and when confronted with volume (Paul Wililams) Margarito goes into shell for the first half of the fight (Paul Williams, Clottey).  Plus, there is the added questions about how much power he really has without illegal hand wraps.  How long had he used them?  Even if he used them vs Cotto etc. it still took him rounds upon rounds of volume to get a stoppage and no particular punch was a KO shot.

But keep trying to debate without posting any of your picks.  I think you're hilarious.  The fact you name yourself after a TV cop is also telling.  No hard feelings man.  God bless.

Those two words shouldn't be in the same paragraph. Paul Williams could hurt Margarito and throws much more than Pacquiao.

Manny isn't a volume puncher anyways. However, I agree with you that Margarito isn't a one punch KO guy.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by nbpayton:

i know u bet on manny decison because of odds but if u had to bet over under 9.5 rounds what would u do?

Gun to my head? Under. I have a feeling these two are going to make it a war. Anything can happen once that happens.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by walktheline:

Gun to my head? Under. I have a feeling these two are going to make it a war. Anything can happen once that happens.

Thanks just want to some action on it don't know to much about boxing handicapping

 

 
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Quote Originally Posted by walktheline:

Those two words shouldn't be in the same paragraph. Paul Williams could hurt Margarito and throws much more than Pacquiao.

Manny isn't a volume puncher anyways. However, I agree with you that Margarito isn't a one punch KO guy.



That fight set the compubox record for most punches ever thrown.  Clottey used to throw tons of punches.  I would take the over 9.5 rounds
 
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I took under for small amount, just hoping its a war!! GL
 
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Margarito took illegal drugs in the locker room.  So regardless he will probably be DQ'd after the fight.  He took a banned substance.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by CashSeason:

Margarito took illegal drugs in the locker room.  So regardless he will probably be DQ'd after the fight.  He took a banned substance.

how do you know that

 
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Did you not see the whole 15 min. segment about it?  He took ephedrine or something similar that is banned.  They are claiming they did not take it, it's on video.
 
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WAY TO GO MIKE JONES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
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LETS GO MANNY!!! JESUS IS WITH YOU
 
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PERFECT NIGHT

4-0

BIGGGGGGGG $$$$$$

Now you know who to follow for boxing.  Next week, Paul Williams vs Sergio Martinez 2, I have another HUGE bet for you all.  God bless everyone and I hope Margarito is alright.
 
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Haha not one congratulations on here?  The boxing forum is more bitter than NFL and NBA.
 
 
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McNulty where are you at?
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