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added more as well. Just doing some wiki capping...this fight should be close amirite?
GGG is 4 years older and Jacobs isn't a slouch. Seems like boxing lines get so extreme outta whack.
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Jacobs is a tough SOB, came back from being told he'd never fight again after contracting some disease to coming back and winning a belt.
Too bad GGG is probably gonna KO him in 7 rounds or less.
Toe-to-Toe Tuesday has been good to me, so I'm on the dog tonight as well. Derevyanchenko is considered the more promising prospect and has better wins, but Russell seems taller and longer in the weigh-in photos. Both boxers are undefeated and have a lot of KOs so someone's 0 has got to go.
Kemahl Russell (+1400) vs Sergiy Derevyanchenko ~$25.73 for ~$360.28
Kemahl Russell (+1400) vs Sergiy Derevyanchenko ~$25.73 for ~$360.28
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Toe-to-Toe Tuesday has been good to me, so I'm on the dog tonight as well. Derevyanchenko is considered the more promising prospect and has better wins, but Russell seems taller and longer in the weigh-in photos. Both boxers are undefeated and have a lot of KOs so someone's 0 has got to go.
Kemahl Russell (+1400) vs Sergiy Derevyanchenko ~$25.73 for ~$360.28
Did some research and I understand why he's such a huge favorite, dude is like a lomachenko with the huge amateur experience and even moves like him and Kermah's last win was against a dude with 2-11. Pass for me, good luck.
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Does anyone know why Roman "Chocolatito" Gonzalez is written up in articles by boxing websites as fighting someone named Srisaket Sor Rungvisai in the GGG/cco-main event this Saturday while Pro Boxing Odds and all the sportsbooks have his opponent listed as Wisaksil Wangek?
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Thai fighters have several stereotypes about them, at least in the boxing world but I would assume in the muay thai world as well, those are:
1. They're probably 30 y/o or under and have at least 45+ fights.
2. They usually have high ko ratios
3. They have awesome names
4. They also fight under different names than their actual birth names
This dude fits all the criteria btw and I didn't even look him up on boxrec till just now. So the guy born as "Wisaksil Wangek" got his nickname at some point early in his career and fights under the moniker "Srisaket Sor Rungvisai." They're the same guy but the books are posting both his birth name and his fighting names ergo the mixup. His nickname could be from the gym he trains out of or maybe a sponsor that he will literally name himself after for the extra money. Something like that, I could be a bit off with the details but it's definitely the same guy.
edit: here's the boxrec for him, notice his birth name and then alias right under.
http://boxrec.com/boxer/528191
I bought out of the under in the GGG/Jacobs bout, as I think GGG will take Jacobs seriously and it will last a while like the Lemieux bout. Hoping for the upset at big odds, but a late stoppage by GGG is my hedge now. On several underdogs in the other bouts Friday and Saturday.
Al Rivera (+1050) vs Aik Shakhnazaryan ~$25.00 for ~$262.50
Alan Higgins/Craig Richards fight goes the distance (+125) ~$50.00 for ~$62.50
Amir Mansour (-115) vs Travis Kauffman $115.00 for $100.00
David Grayton (+326) vs Kermit Cintron ~$62.50 for ~$203.75
Wisaksil Wangek (+1400) vs Roman Gonzalez $25.00 for $350.00
Daniel Jacobs (+660) vs Gennady Golovkin $50.00 for $330.00
Daniel Jacobs (+550) vs Gennady Golovkin $50.00 for $275.00
Daniel Jacobs wins by KO/TKO/DQ (+1169) $25.00 for $292.25
Daniel Jacobs wins by 12 round decision (+2650) $50.00 for $1,325.00
Daniel Jacobs/Gennady Golovkin Over 7½ (+135) $50.00 for $67.50
Gennady Golovkin wins in round 7-9 (+319) $25.00 for $79.75
Gennady Golovkin wins in round 7-12 (+250) ~$26.25 for ~$65.63
Al Rivera (+1050) vs Aik Shakhnazaryan ~$25.00 for ~$262.50
Alan Higgins/Craig Richards fight goes the distance (+125) ~$50.00 for ~$62.50
Amir Mansour (-115) vs Travis Kauffman $115.00 for $100.00
David Grayton (+326) vs Kermit Cintron ~$62.50 for ~$203.75
Wisaksil Wangek (+1400) vs Roman Gonzalez $25.00 for $350.00
Daniel Jacobs (+660) vs Gennady Golovkin $50.00 for $330.00
Daniel Jacobs (+550) vs Gennady Golovkin $50.00 for $275.00
Daniel Jacobs wins by KO/TKO/DQ (+1169) $25.00 for $292.25
Daniel Jacobs wins by 12 round decision (+2650) $50.00 for $1,325.00
Daniel Jacobs/Gennady Golovkin Over 7½ (+135) $50.00 for $67.50
Gennady Golovkin wins in round 7-9 (+319) $25.00 for $79.75
Gennady Golovkin wins in round 7-12 (+250) ~$26.25 for ~$65.63
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Up well over 4k on Cheltenham this week so probably just a few fun Boxing bets this weekend, not fully decided yet but here's some of my picks anyway.
Travis Kauffman DEC
Mariusz Wach DEC
Dennis Ceylan DEC
Golovkin between 7-9
Travis Kauffman DEC
Mariusz Wach DEC
Dennis Ceylan DEC
Golovkin between 7-9
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what do you think about the GGG fight going over 7.5 rounds odds 2.00?
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I respect Jacobs, he's tough but I think it'll be down to when GGG wants the finish. Could very well go over 7.5, I think round 7 but 8 or 9 wouldn't surprise me. All depending on how early on GGG stuns Jacobs.
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