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Could be Hasegawa's last chance at becoming a world champion in three weight classes.

Cutman Scabbers wrote:Could be Hasegawa's last chance at becoming a world champion in three weight classes.

It probably will be, because he's gonna lose by KO or TKO.

This really not being shown "live" in Japan? O_o

gilgamesh wrote:

Cutman Scabbers wrote:Could be Hasegawa's last chance at becoming a world champion in three weight classes.

It probably will be, because he's gonna lose by KO or TKO.

Japanese fan site has Hasegawa 58% to win, Ruiz 41% to win, 1% draw

Cutman Scabbers wrote:

gilgamesh wrote:

Cutman Scabbers wrote:Could be Hasegawa's last chance at becoming a world champion in three weight classes.

It probably will be, because he's gonna lose by KO or TKO.

Japanese fan site has Hasegawa 58% to win, Ruiz 41% to win, 1% draw

Key word there "Japanese" fan site. Half of those voters probably don't even know who Ruiz is. I'd be very confident in a Ruiz victory.

gilgamesh wrote:

Cutman Scabbers wrote:

gilgamesh wrote:
It probably will be, because he's gonna lose by KO or TKO.

Japanese fan site has Hasegawa 58% to win, Ruiz 41% to win, 1% draw

Key word there "Japanese" fan site. Half of those voters probably don't even know who Ruiz is. I'd be very confident in a Ruiz victory.

Yes but the Japanese fans are usually pretty discerning.

What makes you so confident? Is Ruiz that good, or has Hasegawa slipped that far?

Cutman Scabbers wrote:

gilgamesh wrote:

Cutman Scabbers wrote:

Japanese fan site has Hasegawa 58% to win, Ruiz 41% to win, 1% draw

Key word there "Japanese" fan site. Half of those voters probably don't even know who Ruiz is. I'd be very confident in a Ruiz victory.

Yes but the Japanese fans are usually pretty discerning.

What makes you so confident? Is Ruiz that good, or has Hasegawa slipped that far?

Both. Ruiz is pretty damn good, and Hasegawa isn't even rated Top 10 anymore.

gilgamesh wrote:

Cutman Scabbers wrote:

gilgamesh wrote:
It probably will be, because he's gonna lose by KO or TKO.

Japanese fan site has Hasegawa 58% to win, Ruiz 41% to win, 1% draw

Key word there "Japanese" fan site. Half of those voters probably don't even know who Ruiz is. I'd be very confident in a Ruiz victory.

Boxmob readers are genuinely knowledgeable in their polls, they'll remember Ruiz from his bout with Koki Kameda....saying that I tend to agree with you, and think Ruiz is gonna win.

...they do favour Shinskay to win 70%, Moreno 27% and 2% on the draw...and yes I'm aware that's 99%...

Boxing Prospect wrote:

gilgamesh wrote:

Cutman Scabbers wrote:

Japanese fan site has Hasegawa 58% to win, Ruiz 41% to win, 1% draw

Key word there "Japanese" fan site. Half of those voters probably don't even know who Ruiz is. I'd be very confident in a Ruiz victory.

Boxmob readers are genuinely knowledgeable in their polls, they'll remember Ruiz from his bout with Koki Kameda....saying that I tend to agree with you, and think Ruiz is gonna win.

...they do favour Shinskay to win 70%, Moreno 27% and 2% on the draw...and yes I'm aware that's 99%...

What's your opinion on Yamanaka vs. Moreno, BP?

I've got a feeling Moreno takes a close one there, at least the odds are way too wide to not put money on Moreno (around 11/2)...

Boxing Prospect wrote:I've got a feeling Moreno takes a close one there, at least the odds are way too wide to not put money on Moreno (around 11/2)...

Yeah ridiculous odds considering the first time they fought it was a close Split Decision

Looking forward to both. I imagine Moreno will have learned from the previous encounter.

Holy cow Ruiz looks huge!

gilgamesh wrote:

Boxing Prospect wrote:I've got a feeling Moreno takes a close one there, at least the odds are way too wide to not put money on Moreno (around 11/2)...

Yeah ridiculous odds considering the first time they fought it was a close Split Decision

Odds on Moreno have dropped from 11/2 last night to 2/1 today

fornicating hell!

Boxing Prospect wrote:

gilgamesh wrote:

Boxing Prospect wrote:I've got a feeling Moreno takes a close one there, at least the odds are way too wide to not put money on Moreno (around 11/2)...

Yeah ridiculous odds considering the first time they fought it was a close Split Decision

Odds on Moreno have dropped from 11/2 last night to 2/1 today

effing hell!

By the way, what are the odds on Hasegawa - Ruiz?

Cutman Scabbers wrote:By the way, what are the odds on Hasegawa - Ruiz?

Ruiz is 1/5, Hasegawa 4/1, draw 25/1

Boxing Prospect wrote:

Cutman Scabbers wrote:By the way, what are the odds on Hasegawa - Ruiz?

Ruiz is 1/5, Hasegawa 4/1, draw 25/1

Thanks BP

Well now we know the outcome

Anyone see Hasegawa-Ruiz?

I havent been able to find a fight report yet, but that looks like an excellent outcome for HH....I was fully expecting him to get KTFO again.

And Yamanaka becomes the first to stop Moreno, putting him down 4 times in the process.

Great night for the Japanese boxers.

crusader wrote:Anyone see Hasegawa-Ruiz?

I havent been able to find a fight report yet, but that looks like an excellent outcome for HH....I was fully expecting him to get KTFO again.

Asianboxing has a fight write up. Round 9 was fornicating brilliant so try and hunt the video!

I guess Ruiz quit on his stool after 9?

Hasegawa was a rightful underdog but Ruiz isn't a world beater by any means and probably shouldn't have been that big of a favorite.

Wow...Hasegawa pulled it off after all. Very good win for Hasegawa

I'd love to watch a replay of this if it's out there!