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JimGunn wrote:Value play on the PBC main event on FS1 tomorrow. Welterweight prospect Sammy Vasquez is coming off his first loss against late replacement Felix Diaz. He's now fighting his original opponent in that most recent bout on Thursday, Luis Collazo, also a southpaw like Diaz and Vasquez himself. And an opponent who is a former world champion whose losses came against much bigger names like Thurman, Berto, Mosley and Hatton than Vasquez has faced.

Luis Collazo (+290) vs Sammy Vasquez $50.00 for $145.00
Luis Collazo (+340) vs Sammy Vasquez $50.00 for $170.00

crusader wrote:

JimGunn wrote:Value play on the PBC main event on FS1 tomorrow. Welterweight prospect Sammy Vasquez is coming off his first loss against late replacement Felix Diaz. He's now fighting his original opponent in that most recent bout on Thursday, Luis Collazo, also a southpaw like Diaz and Vasquez himself. And an opponent who is a former world champion whose losses came against much bigger names like Thurman, Berto, Mosley and Hatton than Vasquez has faced.

Luis Collazo (+290) vs Sammy Vasquez $50.00 for $145.00
Luis Collazo (+340) vs Sammy Vasquez $50.00 for $170.00

JimGunn wrote:

crusader wrote:

JimGunn wrote:Value play on the PBC main event on FS1 tomorrow. Welterweight prospect Sammy Vasquez is coming off his first loss against late replacement Felix Diaz. He's now fighting his original opponent in that most recent bout on Thursday, Luis Collazo, also a southpaw like Diaz and Vasquez himself. And an opponent who is a former world champion whose losses came against much bigger names like Thurman, Berto, Mosley and Hatton than Vasquez has faced.

Luis Collazo (+290) vs Sammy Vasquez $50.00 for $145.00
Luis Collazo (+340) vs Sammy Vasquez $50.00 for $170.00

Thanks Crusader! That will definitely be in the running for KO of the year!

boxingknockout wrote:

JimGunn wrote:I'm honestly not as familiar with Collazo as many other boxers, but this is something of a fade on Vasquez after his last fight. Although he is claiming now that he had a calf injury and horrible complications from kidney stones and didn't want to pull out because he had just purchased a house and couldn't afford to lose a payday. Plus I am tempted by the odds. Hopefully it's competitive enough in the early going or back and forth at some point so that live betting lines are somewhat close to even and that can help me double down or buy out wholly or partially on Collazo if he looks like a bad bet.

Good luck bro I get your logic, but for now I'm staykng away, good luck bro

JimGunn wrote:Just checked results, Danny Green apparently squeaked out a controversial majority decision over Anthony Mundine in Australia. So small net gain on the chalky moneyline play after subtracting the half unit bet on the under 8½.

One more play on the Eubank Jr. vs Quinlan undercard on Saturday. One of my betting acquaintances who I respect tipped this one- without going into great detail he thinks heavvweight Price is hittable and Hammer is capable of wining this fight as a more than 2 to 1 dog:

Christian Hammer (+210) vs David Price $100.00 for $210.00

JimGunn wrote:Not sure if anyone else is watching but this undercard bout looks to be going to a decision. Live In-Play after round 6: Andrew Selby Points Victory Or Technical Decision (-200) vs Ardin Diale ~$166.24 for ~$83.12

crusader wrote:I have, but it's not like it takes a great fighter to beat Price. Teper had looked pretty damn lackluster at times as well, but he still flattened Price.

Admittedly Teper is a bigger puncher than Hammer, but Price's chin is fine china and if Hammer is landing I doubt he'll struggle to unsettle Price.

freddydoesdallas wrote:

JimGunn wrote:Not sure if anyone else is watching but this undercard bout looks to be going to a decision. Live In-Play after round 6: Andrew Selby Points Victory Or Technical Decision (-200) vs Ardin Diale ~$166.24 for ~$83.12

Have you got online betting in the states jim? I know it might sound daft but with the rules over there I thought it might be a non starter in America

Riddick Blowe wrote:

crusader wrote:I have, but it's not like it takes a great fighter to beat Price. Teper had looked pretty damn lackluster at times as well, but he still flattened Price.

Admittedly Teper is a bigger puncher than Hammer, but Price's chin is fine china and if Hammer is landing I doubt he'll struggle to unsettle Price.

Plus Hammer beat Teper.

I'm all over Hammer for this.

crusader wrote:

Riddick Blowe wrote:

crusader wrote:I have, but it's not like it takes a great fighter to beat Price. Teper had looked pretty damn lackluster at times as well, but he still flattened Price.

Admittedly Teper is a bigger puncher than Hammer, but Price's chin is fine china and if Hammer is landing I doubt he'll struggle to unsettle Price.

Plus Hammer beat Teper.

I'm all over Hammer for this.

Now watch Price still be a comfy favourite if he ever fights beyond domestic level again. Some people just don't learn with him!