Final round wrote:
He would love it and so would I!
Ryan Rhodes WBC champ
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keithmoonhangover
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nelsoninfour
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Re: Ryan Rhodes WBC champ
You give me 10-1 I'll have £250diddy wrote:Save your money. Rhodes is gonna get beat up.
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nelsoninfour
- Heavyweight

Re: Ryan Rhodes WBC champ
Jamie Moore?crusader wrote:It's interesting how several people are criticizing Alvarez for one average showing against Hatton (a fight that Alvarez throughly dominated), yet don't seem to think Rhodes' lossess to Blundell, Matthews, and Lockett are relevant. Also, too much is being made out of Rhodes' unbeaten streak at 154; he has defeated only one fighter worth mentioning at the weight and he was given a relatively competitive bout by Vincent Vuma.
I think Canelo would have a bit more than Rhodes no matter where the bout was held, but with the bout taking place in Mexico, Alvarez might get an extra edge from the local support and favorable officiating.
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lefthook82
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crusader wrote: Also, too much is being made out of Rhodes' unbeaten streak at 154;
So true. Check his record. He has has about 10 fights at the weight
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nelsoninfour wrote:Jamie Moore?crusader wrote:It's interesting how several people are criticizing Alvarez for one average showing against Hatton (a fight that Alvarez throughly dominated), yet don't seem to think Rhodes' lossess to Blundell, Matthews, and Lockett are relevant. Also, too much is being made out of Rhodes' unbeaten streak at 154; he has defeated only one fighter worth mentioning at the weight and he was given a relatively competitive bout by Vincent Vuma.
I think Canelo would have a bit more than Rhodes no matter where the bout was held, but with the bout taking place in Mexico, Alvarez might get an extra edge from the local support and favorable officiating.
The story goes that Moore lost between 12 and 20lb in 3 days before the weigh-in. He beat the living daylights out of Rhodes for the first four rounds, couldn't stop him and was out on his feet.
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nelsoninfour
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Re: Ryan Rhodes WBC champ
The score cards did not show that? Why not get behind a British fighter and stop being a typical Brit and criticising success.gobbles wrote:nelsoninfour wrote:Jamie Moore?crusader wrote:It's interesting how several people are criticizing Alvarez for one average showing against Hatton (a fight that Alvarez throughly dominated), yet don't seem to think Rhodes' lossess to Blundell, Matthews, and Lockett are relevant. Also, too much is being made out of Rhodes' unbeaten streak at 154; he has defeated only one fighter worth mentioning at the weight and he was given a relatively competitive bout by Vincent Vuma.
I think Canelo would have a bit more than Rhodes no matter where the bout was held, but with the bout taking place in Mexico, Alvarez might get an extra edge from the local support and favorable officiating.
The story goes that Moore lost between 12 and 20lb in 3 days before the weigh-in. He beat the living daylights out of Rhodes for the first four rounds, couldn't stop him and was out on
his feet.
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Final round
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lol Yeah no football connotation intendedkeithmoonhangover wrote:Final round wrote:
He would love it and so would I!Even I like that and I'm a Mackem.
Re: Ryan Rhodes WBC champ
Its hard to tell how good alvarez actually is, if hatton could bang Alvarez would have taken a pasting. If anything it was only the fact that hatton was too small to hurt him that Alvarez could stay on the front foot, otherwise he would have been outboxed.
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kingfinn wrote:Its hard to tell how good alvarez actually is, if hatton could bang Alvarez would have taken a pasting. If anything it was only the fact that hatton was too small to hurt him that Alvarez could stay on the front foot, otherwise he would have been outboxed.
"Taken a pasting??????" - did you see the fight? Alvarez outlanded him 294-138 in the punch stats
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Newport Daz
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I'd really love for Rhodes to win and to be honest imo the performances of Alvarez haven't justified the hype BUT he's facing a Mexican in Mexico for a Mexican belt. I just don't see Don Jose Sulaiman allowing Rhodes to leave with the belt unless he KO's Alvarez, even then the count will probably go to 20! Tough job for Rhodes.
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twenty six
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Rhodes has had another solid week of prep.
He loves the heat - that won't be an issue - and he's totally in tune with the altitude issue.
Let's be honest this is a tough assignment for Ryan, but having been around the kid for longer than I care to recall, never have I seen him in better nick.
It is right that odds wise he's the second favourite but my oh my 8-1 ?!?
You might get a surprise fight night as well with the support in Mexico for Rhodes.
My forcast for what it's worth is a stoppage for Rhodes in rounds 6 to 8.
I don't see Ryan being unable to take his shots early on, and I think the young Mexican will get careless and get caught.
If Ryan hits the sweet spot he ain't getting up.
He loves the heat - that won't be an issue - and he's totally in tune with the altitude issue.
Let's be honest this is a tough assignment for Ryan, but having been around the kid for longer than I care to recall, never have I seen him in better nick.
It is right that odds wise he's the second favourite but my oh my 8-1 ?!?
You might get a surprise fight night as well with the support in Mexico for Rhodes.
My forcast for what it's worth is a stoppage for Rhodes in rounds 6 to 8.
I don't see Ryan being unable to take his shots early on, and I think the young Mexican will get careless and get caught.
If Ryan hits the sweet spot he ain't getting up.
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nelsoninfour
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6-1 to win and now 10-1 for the tko as think we all agree that's the only way he coming home with the belt. U receiving post?twenty six wrote:Rhodes has had another solid week of prep.
He loves the heat - that won't be an issue - and he's totally in tune with the altitude issue.
Let's be honest this is a tough assignment for Ryan, but having been around the kid for longer than I care to recall, never have I seen him in better nick.
It is right that odds wise he's the second favourite but my oh my 8-1 ?!?
You might get a surprise fight night as well with the support in Mexico for Rhodes.
My forcast for what it's worth is a stoppage for Rhodes in rounds 6 to 8.
I don't see Ryan being unable to take his shots early on, and I think the young Mexican will get careless and get caught.
If Ryan hits the sweet spot he ain't getting up.
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Pugilist-specialist
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Good luck to Ryan.twenty six wrote:Rhodes has had another solid week of prep.
He loves the heat - that won't be an issue - and he's totally in tune with the altitude issue.
Let's be honest this is a tough assignment for Ryan, but having been around the kid for longer than I care to recall, never have I seen him in better nick.
It is right that odds wise he's the second favourite but my oh my 8-1 ?!?
You might get a surprise fight night as well with the support in Mexico for Rhodes.
My forcast for what it's worth is a stoppage for Rhodes in rounds 6 to 8.
I don't see Ryan being unable to take his shots early on, and I think the young Mexican will get careless and get caught.
If Ryan hits the sweet spot he ain't getting up.
Who has he been sparring with ?
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Rocky Balboa
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5/1 just to Win is a Big Price also, which I've taken. In a 2 Horse Race, 5/1 is good value!nelsoninfour wrote:I have watched several alverez fights and think when Rhodes connects Saul will go. Also think 8-1 massive price for tko victory. Any thoughts?
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nelsoninfour
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Think he will have to knock him out to win so 10-1 on that seemed excellent. Glad you following suit and backing a good priced British contender. In boxing bets like this don't come up that oftenRocky Balboa wrote:5/1 just to Win is a Big Price also, which I've taken. In a 2 Horse Race, 5/1 is good value!nelsoninfour wrote:I have watched several alverez fights and think when Rhodes connects Saul will go. Also think 8-1 massive price for tko victory. Any thoughts?
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saturday_kid
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Got Dave Coldwell on Twitter and everything seems to be going well......other than Dave's phone bill haha.
Definitely gonna have a few quid on Ryan.
Would be absolutley made up if he won
Definitely gonna have a few quid on Ryan.
Would be absolutley made up if he won
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maybe you should read what i said again. If hatton had been big and powerful enough to hurt alvarez then alvarez would have lost, he wouldnt have been able to walk though hattons punches to land his own. He had no movement, created no angles, didnt really show that much class, was very easy to hit and his defence was poor. He won that fight simply down to being the bigger stronger man not the better fighter.gobbles wrote:kingfinn wrote:Its hard to tell how good alvarez actually is, if hatton could bang Alvarez would have taken a pasting. If anything it was only the fact that hatton was too small to hurt him that Alvarez could stay on the front foot, otherwise he would have been outboxed.
"Taken a pasting??????" - did you see the fight? Alvarez outlanded him 294-138 in the punch stats
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I'm not sold on Alvarez. I think he's a solid light middleweight, but not one of the best. Cotto, Angulo, Williams and Martirosyan would beat him, imo. I think Rhodes has a chance here. Mini-Cotto, Jose Miguel Cotto, was able to hurt Alvarez, so there's no reason why Ryan can't.
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kingfinn wrote:maybe you should read what i said again. If hatton had been big and powerful enough to hurt alvarez then alvarez would have lost, he wouldnt have been able to walk though hattons punches to land his own. He had no movement, created no angles, didnt really show that much class, was very easy to hit and his defence was poor. He won that fight simply down to being the bigger stronger man not the better fighter.gobbles wrote:kingfinn wrote:Its hard to tell how good alvarez actually is, if hatton could bang Alvarez would have taken a pasting. If anything it was only the fact that hatton was too small to hurt him that Alvarez could stay on the front foot, otherwise he would have been outboxed.
"Taken a pasting??????" - did you see the fight? Alvarez outlanded him 294-138 in the punch stats
He fought the fighter in front of him. One would assume that he would adjust tactics for who he was fighting. You are making the assumption that he can only fight one way.
If Hatton had been a banger, it is unlikely Alvarez would have just fought him straight on. Might as well have said that if Valuev was a slicker boxer, he would have outboxed Haye.
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nelsoninfour
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You taking my bet big GOBBLES or what! You just sticking your guns but not putting your ass on line. Typicalgobbles wrote:kingfinn wrote:maybe you should read what i said again. If hatton had been big and powerful enough to hurt alvarez then alvarez would have lost, he wouldnt have been able to walk though hattons punches to land his own. He had no movement, created no angles, didnt really show that much class, was very easy to hit and his defence was poor. He won that fight simply down to being the bigger stronger man not the better fighter.gobbles wrote:
"Taken a pasting??????" - did you see the fight? Alvarez outlanded him 294-138 in the punch stats
He fought the fighter in front of him. One would assume that he would adjust tactics for who he was fighting. You are making the assumption that he can only fight one way.
If Hatton had been a banger, it is unlikely Alvarez would have just fought him straight on. Might as well have said that if Valuev was a slicker boxer, he would have outboxed Haye.
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I could see where you were coming from if alverez hadnt been deeply dissappointed by his peformance, he clearly expected to demolish hatton and couldnt adapt when hatton kept coming at him. It was a poor peformance by alvarez who showed no signs of a boxing brain.gobbles wrote:kingfinn wrote:maybe you should read what i said again. If hatton had been big and powerful enough to hurt alvarez then alvarez would have lost, he wouldnt have been able to walk though hattons punches to land his own. He had no movement, created no angles, didnt really show that much class, was very easy to hit and his defence was poor. He won that fight simply down to being the bigger stronger man not the better fighter.gobbles wrote:
"Taken a pasting??????" - did you see the fight? Alvarez outlanded him 294-138 in the punch stats
He fought the fighter in front of him. One would assume that he would adjust tactics for who he was fighting. You are making the assumption that he can only fight one way.
If Hatton had been a banger, it is unlikely Alvarez would have just fought him straight on. Might as well have said that if Valuev was a slicker boxer, he would have outboxed Haye.
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nelsoninfour wrote:You taking my bet big GOBBLES or what! You just sticking your guns but not putting your ass on line. Typicalgobbles wrote:kingfinn wrote: maybe you should read what i said again. If hatton had been big and powerful enough to hurt alvarez then alvarez would have lost, he wouldnt have been able to walk though hattons punches to land his own. He had no movement, created no angles, didnt really show that much class, was very easy to hit and his defence was poor. He won that fight simply down to being the bigger stronger man not the better fighter.
He fought the fighter in front of him. One would assume that he would adjust tactics for who he was fighting. You are making the assumption that he can only fight one way.
If Hatton had been a banger, it is unlikely Alvarez would have just fought him straight on. Might as well have said that if Valuev was a slicker boxer, he would have outboxed Haye.
What am I, a bookie? Stan james will give you 9-1 if you want and i'm sure they can lay you a bigger bet than I can afford to.
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If Rhodes has any chance, he'll need to get Canelo out of there within about 4 rounds, 6 at the maximum. If Canelo uses his brain and puts his shots together nicely, I can see it being a wide UD win for the redheaded Mexican.
I like both of these guys, so I'm not really too bothered who wins.
I've seen Canelo's last 6-7 fights. The kid's a bit hyped up right now, but he's got all the tools to go a long, long way.
I like both of these guys, so I'm not really too bothered who wins.
I've seen Canelo's last 6-7 fights. The kid's a bit hyped up right now, but he's got all the tools to go a long, long way.
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nelsoninfour
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gobbles wrote:nelsoninfour wrote:You taking my bet big GOBBLES or what! You just sticking your guns but not putting your ass on line. Typicalgobbles wrote: It's always nice to meet someone who prepared to put there ass on the line with their opinions. You seemed so confident I thought you would jump at the chance of taking my hard earned money. Have managed to find 10-1 online.
In life some people sit on the fence and others get down and try to make a difference.![]()
He fought the fighter in front of him. One would assume that he would adjust tactics for who he was fighting. You are making the assumption that he can only fight one way.
If Hatton had been a banger, it is unlikely Alvarez would have just fought him straight on. Might as well have said that if Valuev was a slicker boxer, he would have outboxed Haye.
What am I, a bookie? Stan james will give you 9-1 if you want and i'm sure they can lay you a bigger bet than I can afford to.
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Be interesting to see what Rhodes has got at the very top level, good luck to the guy!
