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Mosley is a good survivor and Wright has a good chin. However anything can happen and quite a few punches will be thrown. I think the best chance of under is on the headbutt. Mosley and Wright hit heads quite a few times in the first fight. Wright being a SP and Mosley liking to jump in, will create the same thing tonight. I won't be betting this fight.PimpinAintEasyBros said:
I wish Oscar or Hopkins would fight Winky. This guy deserves a big payday.
I had an opportunity to manage Winky Wright about 4 years ago but the sports agent that I was going to partner with backed out. I was already managing someone but the boxing biz is tough. Not involved anymore.
I had an opportunity to manage Winky Wright about 4 years ago but the sports agent that I was going to partner with backed out. I was already managing someone but the boxing biz is tough. Not involved anymore.
As the line keeps going up up and away, Shane is probably worth a play. The fight is about the same price as the Rahman/Meehan fight and Shane certainly has a better chance than Meehan did. That said, I just can't seem to pull the trigger.
I did make an extremely small play based only on Lem Banker's recommendation: Mosley by Dec +648
I did make an extremely small play based only on Lem Banker's recommendation: Mosley by Dec +648
Lost that under but it wasn't a big bet.
I hate when Mosley loses, during the post-interview, he always acts like he got robbed. Oscar was the one who got robbed in their last fight. DLH clearly beat Mosley the second time.
Mosley's herky-jerky, leave-your-feet-when-you-punch fighting-style is not working since he left Lightweight. He needs to go back down or he's done.
I hate when Mosley loses, during the post-interview, he always acts like he got robbed. Oscar was the one who got robbed in their last fight. DLH clearly beat Mosley the second time.
Mosley's herky-jerky, leave-your-feet-when-you-punch fighting-style is not working since he left Lightweight. He needs to go back down or he's done.
