Didn't expect it to be quite that easy. I like Molina, lots of heart and good instincts, makes the most out of what he has. Plus he owed me a little back, the Camacho fight cost a parlay...
Nice little start to the month.
Quote Originally Posted by G8RB8:
I took him too
Didn't expect it to be quite that easy. I like Molina, lots of heart and good instincts, makes the most out of what he has. Plus he owed me a little back, the Camacho fight cost a parlay...
Didn't expect it to be quite that easy. I like Molina, lots of heart and good instincts, makes the most out of what he has. Plus he owed me a little back, the Camacho fight cost a parlay...
Nice little start to the month.
two things.....first perez was highly overvauled secondly molina does nothing wrong but nothing that awesome....just good across the board......i see him challenging for a belt someday
fight of the year #2 for me....... congrats
Quote Originally Posted by Zumbize:
Didn't expect it to be quite that easy. I like Molina, lots of heart and good instincts, makes the most out of what he has. Plus he owed me a little back, the Camacho fight cost a parlay...
Nice little start to the month.
two things.....first perez was highly overvauled secondly molina does nothing wrong but nothing that awesome....just good across the board......i see him challenging for a belt someday
two things.....first perez was highly overvauled secondly molina does nothing wrong but nothing that awesome....just good across the board......i see him challenging for a belt someday
fight of the year #2 for me....... congrats
Well done Cee! I was rushing yesterday and missed your post. I'd have gone in bigger on Molina if I'd seen it.
To be honest though, I can almost never bring myself to take a big shot at a B or C level fight. Boxing outcomes have enough variables as it is before throwing in the mistakes and silly stuff seriously flawed or limited fighters can produce.
Interesting what you said about Molina's chances at a title. It crossed my mind that if they want to fast track Lara the way they did Gamboa, he should be fighting Molina by the end of the year. But, that might be too much too soon.
Quote Originally Posted by Cee_MoNeY:
two things.....first perez was highly overvauled secondly molina does nothing wrong but nothing that awesome....just good across the board......i see him challenging for a belt someday
fight of the year #2 for me....... congrats
Well done Cee! I was rushing yesterday and missed your post. I'd have gone in bigger on Molina if I'd seen it.
To be honest though, I can almost never bring myself to take a big shot at a B or C level fight. Boxing outcomes have enough variables as it is before throwing in the mistakes and silly stuff seriously flawed or limited fighters can produce.
Interesting what you said about Molina's chances at a title. It crossed my mind that if they want to fast track Lara the way they did Gamboa, he should be fighting Molina by the end of the year. But, that might be too much too soon.
Need to keep an eye on CSAC refs. The guy who pulled the plug on Rigondeaux's debut would have saved Hinojosa somewhere around the 4th.
.5* Joshua Clottey +290
After reading numerous opinions and hearing all the angles brought up this week, I've just got to go with the value. Part of me still doesn't want to have anything at all on this one, because literally every time I start feeling strongly about one outcome, the other one starts feeling just as likely.
But the bottom line for me is that Clottey is a much sharper fighter offensively than Margarito, and the wrap debacle aside, Margarito was making contact with Cotto from the second round of their fight on forward. Clottey will find the same openings, and I can't pass up taking the bigger, stronger, harder chinned man against an opponent who very possibly has durability issues, at nearly 3-1 odds. The bet stays small though because I still respect Cotto immensely, and Clottey will have to be at his best ever to get the job done.
All I can say for certain is that I will be genuinely surprised if this fight turns out to be anything less than a FOTY candidate.
Best of luck.
Need to keep an eye on CSAC refs. The guy who pulled the plug on Rigondeaux's debut would have saved Hinojosa somewhere around the 4th.
.5* Joshua Clottey +290
After reading numerous opinions and hearing all the angles brought up this week, I've just got to go with the value. Part of me still doesn't want to have anything at all on this one, because literally every time I start feeling strongly about one outcome, the other one starts feeling just as likely.
But the bottom line for me is that Clottey is a much sharper fighter offensively than Margarito, and the wrap debacle aside, Margarito was making contact with Cotto from the second round of their fight on forward. Clottey will find the same openings, and I can't pass up taking the bigger, stronger, harder chinned man against an opponent who very possibly has durability issues, at nearly 3-1 odds. The bet stays small though because I still respect Cotto immensely, and Clottey will have to be at his best ever to get the job done.
All I can say for certain is that I will be genuinely surprised if this fight turns out to be anything less than a FOTY candidate.
congrats
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