Any betting tips? Lorcy - Diaz looks interesting
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Any betting tips? Lorcy - Diaz looks interesting
Whilst the 11/2 odds for Calzaghe-Salem on points was monster and unlikely to be repeated soon (still kicking myself about not putting more on) has anyone else seen any other good value tips?
Two that caught my eye were:
Lorcy 11/2 against Diaz
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http://www.gamebookers.com (not well-known, you get only 10% bonus on first bet)
Boxing news and Compubox both say it is likely to be a tough, close fight with Diaz the winner on pts, I thought these odds were a bit long.
That makes him a big outsider whereas I think 2-1 is a more realistic price. Not that I think Lorcy will win, but you should bet on good odds. After all Diaz is a bit unrpoven and has had a couplle of closed decisions and been dropped-he is also not a big puncher.....I know Lorcy is old and it is hard to win in the US, but he is experience and has won abroad before..
I am putting £10 on it.
Ruiz - Golota - over 10.5 rounds
5/6 (same as under 10.5 rounds)
Again not a big one, but this is a distance fight if I ever saw one...neither are good finishers and are either reasonably durable or enough of a spoiler not to get in too much trouble (and neither are good finishers.)
I'll put a tenner on it....
Anyone have any thought on Rios - Cook or other fights?
Two that caught my eye were:
Lorcy 11/2 against Diaz
at
http://www.gamebookers.com (not well-known, you get only 10% bonus on first bet)
Boxing news and Compubox both say it is likely to be a tough, close fight with Diaz the winner on pts, I thought these odds were a bit long.
That makes him a big outsider whereas I think 2-1 is a more realistic price. Not that I think Lorcy will win, but you should bet on good odds. After all Diaz is a bit unrpoven and has had a couplle of closed decisions and been dropped-he is also not a big puncher.....I know Lorcy is old and it is hard to win in the US, but he is experience and has won abroad before..
I am putting £10 on it.
Ruiz - Golota - over 10.5 rounds
5/6 (same as under 10.5 rounds)
Again not a big one, but this is a distance fight if I ever saw one...neither are good finishers and are either reasonably durable or enough of a spoiler not to get in too much trouble (and neither are good finishers.)
I'll put a tenner on it....
Anyone have any thought on Rios - Cook or other fights?
www.pinnaclesports.com/?refer=xboxing has great fight matchups and lowest odds. I also use Sportsbook.com, 5dimes, and aces.com. I believe they may all have the same oddsmaker. William is +375 at http://www.pinnaclesports.com/?refer=xboxing right now.
I'm with Big Daddy B re Rios. He has been in with Artur Grigorian and Stevie Johnson and was not disgraced against either. Gave Hatton a bit to think about for a while too at light-welter. Cook is a good boxer but will struggle here without "home" support (though Hereford is close enough I suppose).
Rios on points.
Rios on points.
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Raff The Frenchman
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Lorcy is very underrated...and unlucky...he is a great fighter with great heart, skill, and good power...his main problems was that he never had a good manager nor trainer...He always had to go abroad or have to climb high ladders to get a title shot, and when he had finally gotten his title, he barely got 2 month to recover and train again or else he would be stripped...now Lorcy is with King and has had all the time to train good...Diaz is very unexperienced compared to Lorcy...Lorcy is a great body puncher and has got a very good jab and uppercut...look for Lorcy to earn a late TKO or UD with one or two KD...
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I second that.TheGoods wrote:I'm with Big Daddy B re Rios. He has been in with Artur Grigorian and Stevie Johnson and was not disgraced against either. Gave Hatton a bit to think about for a while too at light-welter. Cook is a good boxer but will struggle here without "home" support (though Hereford is close enough I suppose).
Rios on points.
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I'd take that post a little more seriously if your username wasn't Raff the frenchmanRaff The Frenchman wrote:Lorcy is very underrated...and unlucky...he is a great fighter with great heart, skill, and good power...his main problems was that he never had a good manager nor trainer...He always had to go abroad or have to climb high ladders to get a title shot, and when he had finally gotten his title, he barely got 2 month to recover and train again or else he would be stripped...now Lorcy is with King and has had all the time to train good...Diaz is very unexperienced compared to Lorcy...Lorcy is a great body puncher and has got a very good jab and uppercut...look for Lorcy to earn a late TKO or UD with one or two KD...
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yes im french but i am not that biased i have a few fighters which i think are very good cause i have had the occasion to watch them fight a lot and therefore i know what they are worth! trust me Lorcy has balls !
Tiozzo is french and holds a belt...but i think he sucks and will get KOed as soon as he faces someone else than DM who is finished...
Tiozzo is french and holds a belt...but i think he sucks and will get KOed as soon as he faces someone else than DM who is finished...
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that's why Lorcy MUST knock him out...still don't forget Lorcy is a Don King fighter now...Don King might not let one of his fighter get robbedMightyWarrior wrote:Diaz holds all the aces: homeground, youth, and seems to have as big a heart as Lorcy.
The Frenchman has a shot, but I reckon the Tex Mex gets home on points.
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I agree - I don't necessarilly think Lorcy will win, but I think he has much more chance that a 7-1 outsider.MightyWarrior wrote:Diaz holds all the aces: homeground, youth, and seems to have as big a heart as Lorcy.
The Frenchman has a shot, but I reckon the Tex Mex gets home on points.
This makes it worth a bet.
I think that even Samuel Kebede was 6-1.....
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