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world ranked wrote:

DSW wrote:Jazza
Kal Yafai pts
Warrington pts
£10 pays £105.

Easy Money

usually when people say easy money its lost money

Accidental headclash killed it.

Jazza was coming on strong and i reckon he'd have won.

Uzcategui at 7/1 against a slightly fading Dirrell gottta be worth a tenner. I know the odds we'll shorten so gunna put something down now

Jmashyaka wrote:Uzcategui at 7/1 against a slightly fading Dirrell gottta be worth a tenner. I know the odds we'll shorten so gunna put something down now

im on this as well, think this will be my only bet for the weekend unless I have a bit in play on walsh v davies

littlepug wrote:

Jmashyaka wrote:Uzcategui at 7/1 against a slightly fading Dirrell gottta be worth a tenner. I know the odds we'll shorten so gunna put something down now

im on this as well, think this will be my only bet for the weekend unless I have a bit in play on walsh v davies

No doubts Davis will win, so don't waste your £€$.

dams wrote:

littlepug wrote:

Jmashyaka wrote:Uzcategui at 7/1 against a slightly fading Dirrell gottta be worth a tenner. I know the odds we'll shorten so gunna put something down now

im on this as well, think this will be my only bet for the weekend unless I have a bit in play on walsh v davies

No doubts Davis will win, so don't waste your £€$.

Davis is a big puncher. He's fast and sharp with his potshots and Floyd Mayweather has been running point on training him for this so he will be sharp and prepared. He looks too fast from the outside and I've seen him put his hands up and walk guys down. He's also a bit of a vicious little f*cker, loves to showboat when he's got his man hurt. Walsh will be on his bike all night but Davis for me is fast and sharp enough to catch up with him.

TheLeprechaun wrote:

dams wrote:

littlepug wrote: im on this as well, think this will be my only bet for the weekend unless I have a bit in play on walsh v davies

No doubts Davis will win, so don't waste your £€$.

Davis is a big puncher. He's fast and sharp with his potshots and Floyd Mayweather has been running point on training him for this so he will be sharp and prepared. He looks too fast from the outside and I've seen him put his hands up and walk guys down. He's also a bit of a vicious little f*cker, loves to showboat when he's got his man hurt. Walsh will be on his bike all night but Davis for me is fast and sharp enough to catch up with him.

And May saying that Jervonta is the future of boxing

What's on your mind guys about Garry Rassel Jr. he had very good competitive fight with Lomachenko. I m going to see odds on his win on points or ko and then if there is a good value send some $

dams wrote:What's on your mind guys about Garry Rassel Jr. he had very good competitive fight with Lomachenko. I m going to see odds on his win on points or ko and then if there is a good value send some $

The original fight odds before the rescheduling were like 1.5 for the ko and 4 for points.

Hassan Njikam is at 7/4, I'm not really high on Murata. He hasn't transitioned well from the amateurs to the pro ranks, style wise that is.

Just had a little go on Oquendo to beat Briggs at 11:4 with PP. I'm sure it will be an awful fight.

Briggs-Oquendo is a circus act lol

Jmashyaka wrote:Hassan Njikam is at 7/4, I'm not really high on Murata. He hasn't transitioned well from the amateurs to the pro ranks, style wise that is.

also had murata in a treble with direll to lose and walsh to beat davis, £5 on pays £490

Not a big gambler and probably clutching at straws but I had a acca on fights from Leeds and Brum last weekend the only one that didn't come in was Jazza Dickens. Any chance they'll void it as it was a TD?

ste1983 wrote:Not a big gambler and probably clutching at straws but I had a acca on fights from Leeds and Brum last weekend the only one that didn't come in was Jazza Dickens. Any chance they'll void it as it was a TD?

not a chance mate, a TD will go down as a points win for ward

Daniel Dubois inside 1 is 4/5. First losing weekend in ages. Determind to make up for it this weekend.

A little late, but this was last weekend's reckoning below. Martinez made it very competitive and close against Warrington losing a majority draw! Ward had a nice upset vs Dickens too. Small profit on the balance.

Khalid Yafai Points Victory Or Technical Decision (+250) vs Suguru Muranaka ~$27.20 for ~$68.00= ~$68.00
Gamal Yafai Points Victory Or Technical Decision (+125) vs Sean Davis ~$42.50 for ~$53.13= -~$42.50

Kiko Martinez (+1500) vs Josh Warrington $100.00 for $1,500.00= -$100.00
Josh Warrington Points Victory Or Technical Decision (+100) ~$54.40 for ~$54.40= ~$54.40
Thomas Patrick Ward (+170) vs James Dickens ~$85.00 for ~$144.50= ~$144.50
Philip Sutcliffe Jr. (-118) vs Josh Leather ~$110.50 for ~$93.64= -~$110.50
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Total Profit= $13.90

Small bet on Diego De la Hoya getting a stoppage on ESPN tonight:

Diego De La Hoya wins inside distance (+232) vs Erik Ruiz $25.00 for $58.00

I love Murata (-225) Its lower now but I love him and Davis (-450).
Value isn't needed if the bet wins lol.

littlepug wrote:

Jmashyaka wrote:Uzcategui at 7/1 against a slightly fading Dirrell gottta be worth a tenner. I know the odds we'll shorten so gunna put something down now

im on this as well, think this will be my only bet for the weekend unless I have a bit in play on walsh v davies

uzcategui 11-2 now

littlepug wrote:

littlepug wrote:

Jmashyaka wrote:Uzcategui at 7/1 against a slightly fading Dirrell gottta be worth a tenner. I know the odds we'll shorten so gunna put something down now

im on this as well, think this will be my only bet for the weekend unless I have a bit in play on walsh v davies

uzcategui 11-2 now

I thinking about hedging with the over depending on price I don't see Dirrell stopping Uzcategui early.

Anyone know why the Japan fights aren't lined other than the Murata fight?

world ranked wrote:Anyone know why the Japan fights aren't lined other than the Murata fight?

Get in touch with Paddy and Bet365 on Twitter they usually price Japanese world title fights

world ranked wrote:Anyone know why the Japan fights aren't lined other than the Murata fight?

What do you mean?

world ranked wrote:I love Murata (-225) Its lower now but I love him and Davis (-450).
Value isn't needed if the bet wins lol.

I'm fairly confident that Davis beats Walsh, but what makes you so confident about Murata over N'dam?

crusader wrote:

world ranked wrote:I love Murata (-225) Its lower now but I love him and Davis (-450).
Value isn't needed if the bet wins lol.

I'm fairly confident that Davis beats Walsh, but what makes you so confident about Murata over N'dam?

I think N'dam has always been chinny and has good boxing skills but can he be consistant for 12 rounds against a good opponent. I say no and the price tells me something to. For Murata to never been on this level to be favorite speaks to me.