Boxing 12/15 - 12/19

boxlocks · Dec 13, 2006

Played these so far...

12/16

InJinChi over Lopez -191...average

Chi-Lopez Under 11.5 +105...small

gl bl

3DGlasses · Dec 15, 2006

I agree with your Chi play... but the big play of the weekend is...

Edison Miranda over Willie Gibbs at Pinny. HUGE PLAY!!

And I also love UNDER 7.5 million at Pinny.

Miranda should eat this boy alive.

Hubie · Dec 16, 2006

box, 3d, matt, labeeb, et al.:
Convince me that I shouldn't play Miranda KO, TKO, DQ -198.
I mean, Gibbs won't last, right???

Labeeb · Dec 16, 2006

I made a small play (1/2 unit) on the OVER 7.5 rounds +146 in the Miranda-Gibbs bout. I think that Miranda will will by KO, but think it will take longer than 7.5 rounds.

No opinion at the price on Litzau or the Chi fight. Kinda like the over 11.5 rounds, but can't pull the trigger.

boxlocks · Dec 16, 2006

Hubie said:
box, 3d, matt, labeeb, et al.:
Convince me that I shouldn't play Miranda KO, TKO, DQ -198.

OK...you're laying 2-1 odds and Miranda's power is overrated...hows that?

To be honest, if Edouard can stop Gibbs in 4 rounds, Miranda should also. But its boxing, styles make fights and anything can happen. So when you're laying 2-1 on a prop bet...you better be very sure about the outcome.

I layed 500 to win 555 on the Under 7.5 +111

Then I layed 430 to win 662 on the Over 7.5 at +154

Cashing $125 on the Under...or cashing $162 on the Over...risking nothing

Gotta love those scalps

gl bl

Hubie · Dec 16, 2006

Box, I don't think Miranda's power is overrated. I think he comes out fast and strong coming off the garbage decision against Abraham. I think he gets it done by KO/TKO. Small bet. GL!

go2guy · Dec 16, 2006

Litzau gets upset as a 8.5-1 fav! Exposed!

go2guy · Dec 16, 2006

1st Rd KO for Miranda. Miranda inside the distance cashes. Taylor goes nowhere near Miranda if DiBella can help it!

boxlocks · Dec 17, 2006

Hubie said:
Box, I don't think Miranda's power is overrated. I think he comes out fast and strong coming off the garbage decision against Abraham. I think he gets it done by KO/TKO. Small bet. GL!

Good call on the winner...congrats

You asked me to convince you not to play that prop...so I gave you the other side of the arguement...

As posted, I went on to say that if Edouard can finish Gibbs in 4 rounds, Miranda should also...

Miranda can punch, no dought, but I still think his power is overated. This fight was stopped early due to Gibbs lack of defense and a horrible chin, which he showed against the average punching Edouard.

gl bl

joelatti · Dec 17, 2006

box what's the story in te=he CHI fight?

3DGlasses · Dec 17, 2006

3DGlasses said:
Edison Miranda over Willie Gibbs at Pinny. HUGE PLAY!!

And I also love UNDER 7.5 million at Pinny.

Miranda should eat this boy alive.

Easy money!!!

There is a picture on fightnews of the guy Chi is fighting... doesn't look like a pushover to me.. I wouldn't lay the chalk on him now.

Hubie · Dec 17, 2006

Box - now I see what you're saying. I probably should have worded my first post a little better. I thought that it was a "no brainer" that Miranda would get it done early by KO/TKO. I just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something. Thanks again!

joelatti · Dec 17, 2006

CHI WINS!!!!!....But we LOSE the UNDER....Still a profitable play THANX BOXLOX:thumbsup2:

Labeeb · Dec 17, 2006

Congrats to the winners last night. Obviously the small play on the Gibbs under was laughable!

boxlocks · Dec 17, 2006

joelatti said:
CHI WINS!!!!!....But we LOSE the UNDER....Still a profitable play THANX BOXLOX:thumbsup2:

No problem...glad you cashed

As posted, the Under was just a small play, and Chi hurt his hand in the 8th round

I ended up playing Chi again at -250, making my average bet a very large one

Also made $125 free cash on the scalp

Great week

boxlocks · Dec 17, 2006

3DGlasses said:
I agree with your Chi play... but the big play of the weekend is...

Edison Miranda over Willie Gibbs at Pinny. HUGE PLAY!!

And I also love UNDER 7.5 million at Pinny.

Miranda should eat this boy alive.

Excellent job this week 3D...congrats

TOK · Dec 18, 2006

what do you think about Juan Jose Landaeta chances against Kameda in the WBA light flyweight title. I've heard Kameda should of lost but was given a real controversial decision. The match was in Japan and alot of the Japanese public watching the match believed Landaeta should've won.

Hal01 · Dec 20, 2006

TOK said:
what do you think about Juan Jose Landaeta chances against Kameda in the WBA light flyweight title. I've heard Kameda should of lost but was given a real controversial decision. The match was in Japan and alot of the Japanese public watching the match believed Landaeta should've won.

What was the result?

boxlocks · Dec 20, 2006

Hal01 said:
What was the result?

Kameda won by 12 round UD

boxlocks · Dec 20, 2006

boxlocks said:
Miranda can punch, no dought, but I still think his power is overated.

From fightnews...

Middleweight Willie "Gladiator" Gibbs tore ligaments in his knee during his first round loss to Colombian power-puncher Edison Miranda, Saturday night. Gibbs promoter Rich Cappiello emphatically stated "It was the damage he incurred in his knee, during the knockdown, that hindered him from getting back up. Anyone who knows Willie, or has seen him fight, knows that he's not nicknamed 'Gladiator' for nothing."

Gibbs (20-2, 16 KO's), who now has a cast around the injured knee, was staggered by a Miranda right hand on the top of the head, with just under 30 seconds remaining in the first stanza of their HBO Boxing After Dark headlining bout. The punch resulted in Gibbs twisting awkwardly as he reeled toward the ropes. After a barrage of Miranda punches forced Gibbs to the canvas, he returned to his feet just after referee Tommy Kimmons completed the ten-count.

"When Willie was turned around from that punch, he badly twisted his knee," stated Cappiello. "Willie was completely coherent, and more than able to continue. Immediately after the fight, he told me that he hurt his knee, and when he initially tried to get up, it buckled, thus preventing him from beating the count. How well would he have been able to continue on, given the nature of his injury? I don't know. But I'll tell you one thing; Willie Gibbs is a warrior, and he would have rather left the ring on a stretcher, than the way things transpired Saturday night."