Marquez v Vasquez 3
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MightyWarrior
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Marquez v Vasquez 3
Should be another good one on Sat, doubt Setanta are showing it are they?
Great highlight video of the 2nd encounter here, unbelievable action and you'll never see two fighters trying harder to win - hope they're getting paid well, as they put the heavyweights to shame
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ZihnpaSJHKU
Great highlight video of the 2nd encounter here, unbelievable action and you'll never see two fighters trying harder to win - hope they're getting paid well, as they put the heavyweights to shame
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ZihnpaSJHKU
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Rocky Balboa
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Re: Marquez v Vasquez 3
They might be gtetting paid well compared to the average person, but compared to the well-known HW's, I bet Marquez & Vazquez are receiving a lot less.MightyWarrior wrote:Should be another good one on Sat, doubt Setanta are showing it are they?
Great highlight video of the 2nd encounter here, unbelievable action and you'll never see two fighters trying harder to win - hope they're getting paid well, as they put the heavyweights to shame
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ZihnpaSJHKU
Something wrong somewhere!
Yes lets talk BoxPicksTerry D wrote:I am dying on my arse in Boxpicks. Week 2 saw a load of choices I did not make get put up under my name. A draw for christ sake, I never pick a draw.
I bet 14675 on Anthony Mundine Win by decision in Anthony Mundine vs Nader Hamdan fight, which took place last night and Mundine won a UD
'The Gifted One' might take a 2 month sabatical, so you can all catch up
Bastard! I only bet 1027 on a win. I'm desperate to take over from Oliver. How did you get 14675 points, Stu?Terry D wrote:I went for him by KO! The gobby twatChambers2 wrote:Yes lets talk BoxPicksTerry D wrote:I am dying on my arse in Boxpicks. Week 2 saw a load of choices I did not make get put up under my name. A draw for christ sake, I never pick a draw.wait til my points go on for the below
I bet 14675 on Anthony Mundine Win by decision in Anthony Mundine vs Nader Hamdan fight, which took place last night and Mundine won a UD
'The Gifted One' might take a 2 month sabatical, so you can all catch up
I managed to get Bradley Pryce on there by bombarding him with invites. IMO the best facebook game, ever!
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EddieShredder
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That annoys me too. Putting on my nerd hat, it should be cached in the DB prior to the bet being placed and then reduce/increase dependent on result and then create a new DB cache.EddieShredder wrote:They should change the way they rank Boxpicks, because no matter how much you win, when you spunk it all on new bets, you drop out of the rankings again...![]()
Not that i'm anywhere near 14675 or anything yet.... :(
But it's free, so we shouldn't moan I guess.
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Max Molyneux
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If the bookies gave the same odds as BoxPicks, I'd be a multi-multi-millionaire, unfortunately for us the bookies aren't quite as generousEmerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:Now do it with real money 8)Chambers2 wrote:I've won all my bets (3 or 4) and I put all my chips on each one. Its hard work being this good 8)Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote: Bastard! I only bet 1027 on a win. I'm desperate to take over from Oliver. How did you get 14675 points, Stu?
Yeah Rafeals a proper P4P BANGER!! he's got some spectacular KO's to his name.Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:Polar opposite IMO. Rafael is less slick, but more direct.Max Molyneux wrote:Is Rafael anything like his brother? Only seen JMM.
His fight with John is worth getting
Bambi - can you post or PM the details of a live stream if you find one ta
If anything it will be Marquez who will be upping his performance this time.
That said, I do think that Vazquez has figured him out now.
Will be a good one. Looks like the winner will try and get a shot at a featherweight champion. Will be interesting if Marquez won, if he'd try and avenege his brother's loss to Chris John.
That said, I do think that Vazquez has figured him out now.
Will be a good one. Looks like the winner will try and get a shot at a featherweight champion. Will be interesting if Marquez won, if he'd try and avenege his brother's loss to Chris John.
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Datsue
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Bound to be a war, but despite being a very good fighter I cannot help but think that the second fight took something out of Marquez; he just never had his legs under him properly after the third round. He had that worrying, slightly flailing look to him, & couldn't get out of the way of Vazquez's shots after that.
Obviously there's no quit in the boy, but he took a tremendous amount of punishment on unsteady legs, hoping that one of those bombs he throws was going to turn the tide. It can't have done him much good, & to my mind he has always looked a touch shaky when caught flush.
His problem is, I think, that while he hits very hard he can't knock Vazquez out -- drop him, maybe, if he catches him just right whilst Rafa is still fresh -- & I think he's too technically flawed defensively to stay away for as long as it requires to open IV's face up -- too open to the right over the top & too intent on landing his own bombs in close to avoid Vazquez's short left hook.
Despite being dropped twice by Jhonny Gonzalez & overwhelmed late by Larios, I think Vazquez has a very, very good chin. He's open to being dropped 'cause he's off-balance at times (squares up too much) but I don't think I've ever seen him genuinely rubber-legged. Marquez has looked hurt for at least 8 of the 14 rounds they've fought & I think ultimately his vulnerability is what is going to decide this.
Vazquez in another brutal one, which will unfortunately shorten both guy's careers.
(Sorry for the essay, by the way.)
Obviously there's no quit in the boy, but he took a tremendous amount of punishment on unsteady legs, hoping that one of those bombs he throws was going to turn the tide. It can't have done him much good, & to my mind he has always looked a touch shaky when caught flush.
His problem is, I think, that while he hits very hard he can't knock Vazquez out -- drop him, maybe, if he catches him just right whilst Rafa is still fresh -- & I think he's too technically flawed defensively to stay away for as long as it requires to open IV's face up -- too open to the right over the top & too intent on landing his own bombs in close to avoid Vazquez's short left hook.
Despite being dropped twice by Jhonny Gonzalez & overwhelmed late by Larios, I think Vazquez has a very, very good chin. He's open to being dropped 'cause he's off-balance at times (squares up too much) but I don't think I've ever seen him genuinely rubber-legged. Marquez has looked hurt for at least 8 of the 14 rounds they've fought & I think ultimately his vulnerability is what is going to decide this.
Vazquez in another brutal one, which will unfortunately shorten both guy's careers.
(Sorry for the essay, by the way.)
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TerribleTerry
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