The Horn vs Pacquiao rematch will probably happen in Las Vegas, maybe in November or December of this year.
No way the UFC or U.S. Boxing officials allow another major championship fight to happen in Australia again.
For some reason Aussies favor and cause huge underdogs to win outright.
A young Manny Pacquiao would've knocked Horn out.
After this rematch both these guys should retire.
The fight is a robbery, more matches of Manny has been corrupted and he should retire because he's been used and rob by this paid judges
The judges were Chris Flores from Arizona, Waleska Roldan from New York, and Ramon Cerdan, from Argentina.Originally Posted by TheXFactor
Odds from Paddypower on the upcoming World Boxing Super Series tournaments:
Cruiserweight Tournament -
Oleksander Usyk - 8/11
Murat Gassiev - 10/3
Mairis Briedis - 11/2
Yunier Dorticos - 10/1
Dmitry Kudryashov - 16/1
Mike Perez - 25/1
Krzysztof Wlodarczyk - 50/1
Marco Huck - 60/1
Super Middleweight Tournament -
Callum Smith - 13/8
George Groves - 2/1
Chris Eubank Jr - 7/2
Juergen Braehmer - 12/1
Jamie Cox - 14/1
Avni Yildirim - 16/1
Erik Skoglund - 33/1
Rob Brant - 40/1
Even tho the standard looks better in the Cruiserweight, the Super middle is of more interest because of the names.
Groves is more established than Smith, I like Gassiev in the Cruiser comp too, but Usyk will take some beating.
Eubank Jnr likely to withdraw if he doesn't get things his way, so betting him on antepost market would be like burning money.
*cough*
Five anonymous judges reviewed the fight, determining Horn won the first, second, fourth, sixth, seventh, 10th and 12th rounds, while others were scored in favour of Pacquiao.
Three of the five judges had to be in agreement to determine a winner from each round.
Those results were cross-analysed with the scores of original judges Waleksa Roldan, Chris Flores and Ramon Cerdan to find the percentage agreement by round, with Horn winning six rounds to four, and the other two rounds even.
Judge 1: Pacquiao (114-113)
Judge 2: Draw (114-114)
Judge 3: Horn (115-113)
Judge 4: Horn (114-113)
Judge 5: Horn (114-113)
Ya but these judges likely already knew the result.
Just saw Garcia-broner. Garcia just outworked him. broners strategy was just weird. He really only let his gloves go in the 9th and 12th and it looked like he was Landing some heavy bombs that were bothering Garcia.
He would obviously get hit more, but he has a pretty solid chin, and if he let his gloves go all fight (instead of 2 rounds) it seemed like he could have had a shot to get a KO.
Garcia seems too small to go to 147. He would be a lot smaller than Crawford at 140, but that might be a good fight.
I've never seen shit like Broner.
Aggressively, non aggressive.
He comes forward, comes forward, comes forward. And never throws punches, lol.
Fantastic chin. The guy can really take a beating. He's got shit defense.
Only thing I can figure is that he's got stamina issues. His hands are so fast. He's got good power. Yet he chooses to be inactive for 90% of the fight.
What an amazing display by Crawford.... Insane body shot
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How do you like Crawfords chances at 147?
There's some big fights up there for him.
I'd love to see him jump to 147, immediately get like, Danny Garcia. I doubt Garcia's camp allows it to happen, though.
The only guy I feel certain he won't beat, is Spence. I think he beats Danny, and has a shot at Thurman, if he can handle the power. Thurman is a big WW.
I'd even like to see him with Porter. I don't love the style matchup, because Porter is big and rough, but it'd be interesting.
Arum might just feed him Pacquiao at 147, too. Provided Pacman handles himself against Horn. If not, every top WW in the world is going to be calling for Horn.
I think he's still #1 at 147. There are definitely some much bigger fights at 147. I don't see Pacman in the same league as Crawford right now. I agree, I think Thurman is a real threat, but still a win for Crawford. Porter would be an amazing fight!How do you like Crawfords chances at 147?
There's some big fights up there for him.
I'd love to see him jump to 147, immediately get like, Danny Garcia. I doubt Garcia's camp allows it to happen, though.
The only guy I feel certain he won't beat, is Spence. I think he beats Danny, and has a shot at Thurman, if he can handle the power. Thurman is a big WW.
I'd even like to see him with Porter. I don't love the style matchup, because Porter is big and rough, but it'd be interesting.
Arum might just feed him Pacquiao at 147, too. Provided Pacman handles himself against Horn. If not, every top WW in the world is going to be calling for Horn.
Something everyone notices when watching Crawford is how quickly his punches get from A to B. There are no funny angles or super wide shots, they are well thought out, precise and insanely fast. He handles himself very well.
This guy deserves to be unified champion. I look forward to watching his fights and getting his time to shine on PPV against some of the opponents at 147.
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If they ever get within a weight class of one another, watching Crawford and Lomachenko is a dream fight. Hopefully we can see something like that 3 or 4 years from now.
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Real talk Gallo posted in the skatz admin forum that he only bets on Chicago chicken fights we tried to tell him thats not ok but I'll Gallo can't get enough of the chicken fights
The Cotto fight last night looked like something out of a Rocky movie.... I really didn't understand how the Japanese guy could just keep taking shots like that round after round. It was fun to watch, but one fighter was severely out classed.
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hey JMM, any knowledge to drop on the canelo-GGG fight tonight?
I think Canelo has some advantages. Combination punching, head movement, hand speed, and he's faced better competition. Golovkin has the power, reach and a really good jab. If Canelo can get around the jab I think that he can win some exchanges and make it a really good fight. If he can't, I think it could be a bit of a bore. Khan out boxed Canelo for portions of that fight behind a good jab.
I think it goes the distance, and I like Canelo's chances to win on the cards.
Should be noted that I've never been entirely sold on GGG. His best win is Daniel Jacobs, who many people felt beat him. Other than that, the best thing he's done is beat up on a welterweight (but also being out boxed by a welterweight for portions of the fight). This could be the fight where he makes a believer out of me, but I'm picking Canelo by decision.
I like Canelo straight up at + odds, just to have a sweat.
Last edited by JMM; 09-16-2017 at 11:27 AM.
Canelo by decision +237 and GGG by KO +160 are the 2 bets I made. GGG by KO is just a cover bet. Can't see the B-side fighter on a GBP card getting a decision in Vegas.
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Whomever mentioned rojadirecta for the McG/May fight, A+.
118-110 Canelo lmao wtf was that judge thinking
Standard rigged ass shit setup for the rematch.
Last edited by BeerAndPoker; 09-16-2017 at 09:09 PM.
so somebody inform the noob...what does that mean for betting? is this like soccer where if you bet on one of the guys to win you're fucked or is this a push?
EDIT: just saw my bet got graded as a push...wow vegas must be fucking pissed about that...
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