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Allright, fighters are on the way in here for Margarito/Cintron.

I'm rolling with the dog in this one, but kinda feel like a tool for doing so.  I've got a soft spot for heavy hands with good odds.

Cintron - +270.  Drink up
Round 1 is a screwdriver round for me.  Gotta pace myself
 
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  good luck man
 
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Both these guys throw looping punches, but they landed a couple of hard, clean shots apiece.
Good action.  Margarito set the pace for the most part, but Cintron landed hard.

10-9 Margarito.

Still working on that screwdriver.  Note to self - get better orange juice tomorrow.  
 
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These guys look slow.
 
I've seen both of them a bunch, but never this lathargic.
 
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Magarito looked stronger in Round 2
 
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Margarito threw a TON of punches in that round, and mostly won a one sided round.  He threw several below the belt, but they weren't really a problem.  Referee did warn him after the round about going low.  I'm not worried about points though.

This fight looks like a knockout to me.  Margarito will get it if he can keep this pressure, but Cintron is dangerous with any given punch.
 
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Round 2 - 10-9 Margarito. 20-18 Margarito after 2
 
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Cotto under 9.5.....


 
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Watch behind the head
 
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Margarito slowed down significantly in that round, and Cintron was able to get better space and distance for most of the round.  Weird exchange there when Cintron complained about punches on the back of the head and left himself unprotected.

10-9 Cintron.

29-28 Margarita after 3.
 
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Dominant round from Margarito that time as he picked the pace back up again.  He doesn't seem to have any problems with his cut at this point.

I don't understand why Cintron sorta ducks down and turns his back when he's in trouble.  That's gonna get him knocked out.
 
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10-9 Margarito.

39-37 after 4, Margarito.
 
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Cintron got worked in that 5th round. 
 
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Cintron will go in the next two rounds in my opinion.  Margarito is walking through everything and giving him a beat down.
 
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i think everyone and their mother is on cutto under 9.5



 
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10-9 Margarito.

49-46 after 5.
Time for a tequila shot.
 
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Still a case of man against boy.  Margarito may have ruined Cintron, this time for good.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by wjeremy97:

i think everyone and their mother is on cutto under 9.5





You would be surprised, their seems to be a good share of distance supporters also.
 
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Perfect body shot knockout from Margarito.  Just perfect.  Cintron looked defeated, and his strategy was really flawed in both these fights against Margarito.
He was gonna get knocked out, but at least, on firts viewing, that was a good one.

WOW, even better on replay.  Great punch.

On to Cotto/Gomez.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Fullbrights:



You would be surprised, their seems to be a good share of distance supporters also.

I'm one of them.  Neither play tonight is a large one, but I think Gomez is professional enough to stick around for the decision.
 
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why is it that manny steward doesnt realize his tall lanky fighters (andy lee and kermit) cannot fight on the inside and have the advantage on the outside. Makes no sense
 
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If Cotto finishes Gomez.....What are the likely odds for Margarito/Cotto?
 
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kermit looked good on the outside adn when he kept his distance and worked the jab he did well...yet the entire fight he decided to re-run the first meeting.
 
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Cotto's jab
 
 
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Cotto is VERY impressive.  They need to stop this thing in the 5th.  His career is in trouble if this keeps up.
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