IBF Cruiserweight Title..Cunningham vs. Huck

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A fight that isnt getting much attention from the board so i thought i would put in my thoughts...&#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA;According to the odds IBF title hold Steve Cunningham might just as well mail his hard fought for belt over to Germany to challenger Marco Huck (Huck is a massive 1.26 (4 to 1) favourite for next weeks fight...He won this title after two hard fought matches in Poland against a Polish fighter whose name I can spell...&#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA;Huck is good but he isnt worth starting at such favourable odds despite the fight being in Germany.  If the odds were reversed then I would be looking at Huch without question.  Cunningham won his title overseas after getting ripped off in his first attempt and he has headed back abroad for more overseas cooking.  Most fighters get ripped off when they travel to Europe to defend their belts and the odds suggest that the scorecards have already been tallied here.&#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA;Cunningham is not a puncher and therefore will have to find himself at the mercy of the judges yet again this time next week.  That alone is a daunting task for a fighter to get a fair shake when heading to Europe BUT....those odds alone make him appealing enough for me to take a bite of the 3.60 on offer and thats what im going to do.  Hopefully the master, slick boxer will get the job done over the rugged youngster fighting at home....&#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA;The play.....Steve Cunningham @ 3.50

monsterpunta · Answer

A fight that isnt getting much attention from the board so i thought i would put in my thoughts...&#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA;According to the odds IBF title hold Steve Cunningham might just as well mail his hard fought for belt over to Germany to challenger Marco Huck (Huck is a massive 1.26 (4 to 1) favourite for next weeks fight...He won this title after two hard fought matches in Poland against a Polish fighter whose name I can spell...&#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA;Huck is good but he isnt worth starting at such favourable odds despite the fight being in Germany.  If the odds were reversed then I would be looking at Huch without question.  Cunningham won his title overseas after getting ripped off in his first attempt and he has headed back abroad for more overseas cooking.  Most fighters get ripped off when they travel to Europe to defend their belts and the odds suggest that the scorecards have already been tallied here.&#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA;Cunningham is not a puncher and therefore will have to find himself at the mercy of the judges yet again this time next week.  That alone is a daunting task for a fighter to get a fair shake when heading to Europe BUT....those odds alone make him appealing enough for me to take a bite of the 3.60 on offer and thats what im going to do.  Hopefully the master, slick boxer will get the job done over the rugged youngster fighting at home....&#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA;The play.....Steve Cunningham @ 3.50

bigeiii · Answer

I agry. I found these odds a bit, well, odd as well. I&#x27;ve booked passage on the U.S.S. Cunningham as well.GLA!bigeiii

PUSHING-IT · Answer

The good thing is i dont think USS gives a shit he is fighting over there every time i see him his ass is in Europe.

bigeiii · Answer

Interesting to see the U.S.C. Cunningham giving away 6 lbs. as the visitor. GLA!bigeiii

bigeiii · Answer

Not much to look at this weekend. Though FNF's is back. & I'm taking the UP in the main-event. I actually like Guinn, but he's so laconic in terms of offensive output. But he does have some sharp rights, about every 3rd fight when he decides to use 'em.

GLA!
bigeiii

Fullbrights · Answer

You should be good on the over Bigs unless Guinn gets a giant shot of adrenaline before the fight and decides to throw a combination or two.

I think I may sit out this weekend, I like Huck, but don't like the odds.

bigeiii · Answer

That&#x27;s the DomGuinn I know folks. Dude could stand right in the middle of RushHour in downtown NYC &amp; still not be in a hurry. I toyed with going against DG, as I have in the past. I did not, but should have. As DG is the boxing snail. He is now over, done, thru.bigeiii

Fullbrights · Answer

Guinn just doesn&#x27;t have it mentally, he should hang them up.  I knew I should have faded him a bit with the juicy odds on Hawkins.

gerpu · Answer

[Quote: Originally Posted by monsterpunta] &#xD;&#xA;A fight that isnt getting much attention from the board so i thought i would put in my thoughts...&#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA;According to the odds IBF title hold Steve Cunningham might just as well mail his hard fought for belt over to Germany to challenger Marco Huck (Huck is a massive 1.26 (4 to 1) favourite for next weeks fight...He won this title after two hard fought matches in Poland against a Polish fighter whose name I can spell...&#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA;Huck is good but he isnt worth starting at such favourable odds despite the fight being in Germany.  If the odds were reversed then I would be looking at Huch without question.  Cunningham won his title overseas after getting ripped off in his first attempt and he has headed back abroad for more overseas cooking.  Most fighters get ripped off when they travel to Europe to defend their belts and the odds suggest that the scorecards have already been tallied here.&#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA;Cunningham is not a puncher and therefore will have to find himself at the mercy of the judges yet again this time next week.  That alone is a daunting task for a fighter to get a fair shake when heading to Europe BUT....those odds alone make him appealing enough for me to take a bite of the 3.60 on offer and thats what im going to do.  Hopefully the master, slick boxer will get the job done over the rugged youngster fighting at home....&#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA;The play.....Steve Cunningham @ 3.50&#xD;&#xA;[/Quote]&#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA; &#xD;&#xA;Huck is not german boxer. He is refuge from Balkan area, named Muamer Hukic, first he was kick boxer -people said talented- and then become profi boxer.Debut-november 2004. till today 19 fight-19 win-14.k.o. Tall (190 cm)and very strong,hard right puncher(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwljiki9LyQ&amp;feature=related)&#xD;&#xA;Dont know for Cunnigham form but this Huck is tough.

snippets69 · Answer

I&#x27;m on Huck.  Parlayed w Malignaggi to add some slight value. $800 to win $381.  I wanted Hernandez this week, but no line.

drftrader · Answer

[Quote: Originally Posted by Fullbrights] Guinn just doesn&#x27;t have it mentally, he should hang them up.  I knew I should have faded him a bit with the juicy odds on Hawkins.&#xD;&#xA;&#xD;&#xA;[/Quote]&#xD;&#xA;The odds were great, I got Hawkins at &#x2B;350 at thegreek.com. However, that had to be slowest fight I have ever seen. Neither one seemed to ever be in a hurry.

Coweringbeef · Answer

Cunningham odds tempt but I think Huck takes it.

Cunningham weighed in 6lbs lighter than Huck, so is he going to be able to hold his opponent back?

Huck may be slow but he holds a high guard and even when Cunningham scores with his jab the German judges could see it differently.

Fullbrights · Answer

Awesome performance by Cunningham.  He went to Germany on a mission and exposed the Huckster.  That is the best performance that I have ever seen from Steve. Cunningham backers.

bigeiii · Answer

H yah! Boo-yah! The U.S.S. Cunningham&#x2B;230% R.O.I. with a very smooth Deutschland effort, &amp; unexpected to me in that I did n0t expect Cunny to win ITD, nor did I expect a Jerry corner to throw in the towel on their home-turd, as 1&#x2B;1 tends to = 11 over there. So it musta been pretty bad for them to stop it with less than a full Round to play.bigeiii

bobbyasmith · Answer

Munster is wrong again!  Don&#x27;t trust the odds.  The house is in it to win!

snippets69 · Answer

$800 Huck / Malignaggi This vacation ended up far more expensive than I&#x27;d planned

IBF Cruiserweight Title..Cunningham vs. Huck

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