Diego beats the boy from Brazil

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MightyWarrior
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Diego beats the boy from Brazil

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Freitas win the first 6 rounds, outboxing Diego, but Corrales comes back to score three knockdowns and win in the 10th. Freitas shakes his head no as the referee asks him if he wants to continue.

Great win by the American - the Brazilian might find he gets some stick on his return home though.

Here's the down load for those with the bandwidth -

http://boxingtorrents.no-ip.org//details.php?id=256
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Post by Freiheit »

ly league predictiom have been so far of this round that its not even funny
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can somone set up a account for me, i never get a email back.
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Post by Freiheit »

the send out the verifacation mail manually so it might take some time before the account will be activated
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Post by REAL_DEAL »

Freiheit wrote:the send out the verifacation mail manually so it might take some time before the account will be activated
i did it 3 times 2 months ago.
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I just set it up and received the reply within 60 seconds.
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can you do one for me then :(
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Post by Goz »

Still waiting for the download though, 450mb file going to take a while.

What a result for Corrales though! I fancied Freitas to have that winning pedigree and find a way to do it, but now Diego has produced 2 stunning back to back results.

To think a few years ago it looked like his career was over, the thrashing by Mayweather which was the kind that often inflicts long term psychological damage on a fighter and then being imprisoned for a year looked to have finished him.

But now he has made it back to the P4P top ten, a remarkable acheivement,
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Post by TheGoods »

Anyone know EXACTLY when this ended? Had a bet on the fight last less than 9.5 rounds. Anyone know whether it before or after halfway in the 10th? Cheers.
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Post by tea »

What do you watch it on????
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Post by Freiheit »

TheGoods wrote:Anyone know EXACTLY when this ended? Had a bet on the fight last less than 9.5 rounds. Anyone know whether it before or after halfway in the 10th? Cheers.
You were lucky, it ended at 1.24 in the 10th round.
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Real deal check your junk mail inbox.
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DAMN!! I hate being behind a firewall! Bittorrent doesn't work if you are behind a firewall
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Post by Hardhitters11 »

No big surprise here Corrales is on a high and has fought in the higher class...Glad I opted for Corrales and am looking forward to his future fights!
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Post by Freiheit »

Result sucked, I had Freitas on points and a smaller side bet on Corrales on KO in rounds 7-9 (oods +840)
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Post by steve689 »

I'm surprised Freitas quit but his spitting out of the gumshield is an old trick he has used in the past to buy more time, i remember he did it against that massive hitter Barry jones :P when he dropped Freitas. Freitas obviously paid the price for his work in the early rounds which he apparently dominated, he slacked off against Casamayor as well but got let off by Joel's less than active workrate. Freitas has always had a questionable chin as has Corrales, however Corrales seems to take on better...a rematch perhaps?
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

Corralles is undoubtedly benefittijng from the move up in weight too, his punchpower seems better if anything, and he must be taking a shot better if he took all those full blooded shots from Freitas. Corrales is looking like another Gatti, a guy who reverses the trend of his career by finding his boxing brain again.
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