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#1
What was the number on him?
PEterson
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#7
Quote Originally Posted by LRM704:
Joe Cooper had more than $200 on him .
Does Delahoya sleep with that smile on ?
When did he turn into Don King ?
funny you say that bout the golden boy. i was thinking the same thing. kinda like the joker in batman smile. the pushing was amirs best defense. as for 2 pts that is questionable.
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#8
i was at the fight, couple rows away...
although khan did some punk things, he DID NOT lose this fight.
i will never go to another event at the convention center. almost race war 2012. security couldn't do a thing. and every seat was a fold up chair, completely level. no elevation of seating at all. just a fucking mess.
although khan did some punk things, he DID NOT lose this fight.
i will never go to another event at the convention center. almost race war 2012. security couldn't do a thing. and every seat was a fold up chair, completely level. no elevation of seating at all. just a fucking mess.
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#9
Quote Originally Posted by ZOUK:
If anyone is concerned about a hometown decision for Peterson, the over is only -130 for 9.5 rounds. Laying -1200 is retarded. I always tell people (some of them the biggest sports bettors world wide) that boxing constantly has huge overlays with even ML or underdogs that are a real favorite.
If anyone is concerned about a hometown decision for Peterson, the over is only -130 for 9.5 rounds. Laying -1200 is retarded. I always tell people (some of them the biggest sports bettors world wide) that boxing constantly has huge overlays with even ML or underdogs that are a real favorite.
I think it was CD2010 that asked me about laying upwards of -700 on so called easy money fights. As I stated above to people that if they liked Khan on a decision (+150), it would be better to bet the over 9.5 and lay -130 and you get both fighters. Also, if Khan was way ahead and Peterson was hurt, that prop you would lose, but you would win on an over after 1:30 in the 9th. So you get both fighters (a good time to alter a bet because of so many bad hometown decisions) and also an additional 29% time slot should the fight be stopped late.
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