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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

Is NOBODY showing the Cassamayor v Corrales fight this weekend, not even on delayed telecast, if not then that is a terrible oversight.[/quote]
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jamesmcdonnell wrote:Is NOBODY showing the Cassamayor v Corrales fight this weekend, not even on delayed telecast, if not then that is a terrible oversight.
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wrong young man

Joel Casamayor v Diego Corrales
SS3 09.00
(delayed) Ledyard, Connecticut
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Post by Kilburn »

Been looking forward to this for weeks. It's pretty much unfinished business. Corrales might have been well behind last time but he really shook up Casamayor not long before the end. That countering left hook is always going to be a danger.

Thanks to both guys for agreeing to go to war again!
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SS3! Damn...what time is it on?
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

whoops 9.00pm
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Post by Kilburn »

A.M !!
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add this link to your favourites guys, sky sports boxing tv schedule
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Post by MightyWarrior »

Corrales is no doubt going to hit the floor a few more times I'm sure.
The question is, can Casamayor resist going in for the kill when he gets up? Almost got his head knocked off a few times when he tried that last time out.
He's such a smart fighter you'd think he'll play it safe, but it's going to be very tempting.
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Post by bennie »

Anyone know how the bookies see this one?
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Post by Kilburn »

What made the fight so exciting last time for me was the reaction from Casamayor after he'd hit the deck for the first time in his life. He suddenly appeared so vulnerable after looking rock solid his whole career.

He may try to play it safe(ish) this time but that left hand from Corrales will never be too far away. Can't wait.
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Post by stujones »

bennie wrote:Anyone know how the bookies see this one?
I think this is from olympian.

Joel Casamayor 1.71 vs. Diego Corrales 2.41
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

I think this time, Cassamayor will do a floyd mayweather on him, and just keep chinning him and knocking him down until the fight finally gets stopped.

Cassamayor is a smart cookie, and he knows he cannot afford to just thunder in there when Corrales is hurt.

Corrales by contrast is a dumb shit, he can't help himself and just walks onto shots and wades in, being such a big puncher, he always has a chance of course, but of the two, I favour Cassamayor strongly.
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Post by glittermonkey »

bennie wrote:Anyone know how the bookies see this one?
Ladbrokes are offering 11/8 on Corrales. Casamayor is 8/15.
Never give much away do they. :x
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