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Posted: #26
wow look like larios is going down
 
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Posted: #27
guess the wars really have caught up with him
 
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Posted: #28
tied in the 9th, but looks like larios is comin on a bit.  good 9th for him.
 
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only thing is cap

in japan if it goes to the cards

aoh is sure to get it
 
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Posted: #30
looked like a good 10th for larios too.  he's been busier than aoh,  both guys doing a lot of missing, but tough to tell exactly what's going on because it's like 4 frames a second or some such.
 
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Posted: #31
11th for aoh on workrate alone.  i think he realized he let larios steal the last 2.  12th up now... the kd in the 4th i think will make the difference in this fight. 
 
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Posted: #32
yep knockdown could be the diffrence

3 american judges i believe
 
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Posted: #33
wow...talk about close... would of loved a draw line on this fight...waiting for decision...last round was fought almost entirely on the inside.  have to give it to larios, but hard to tell for sure... waiting on decision
 
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Posted: #34
larios takes it!  gotta love action bets....



 
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Posted: #35
congrats cap sounds like a close one
 
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Posted: #36
Quote Originally Posted by ghostkid:

congrats cap sounds like a close one


from what i could tell (some of the symbols were japanese) it was tied in the 9th on the judges cards.  larios took the 9th,10th,12th in my book...but it was really tough to tell for sure.
 
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Posted: #37
happy for you

i lost a lot on aoh

thought for use the old man was through
 
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Posted: #38
shit its late

i mean

thought for sure the old man was through

anyways good luck on hasegawa
 
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Posted: #39
alex down in the 2nd... hasegawa going for the kill
 
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Posted: #40
it's over... hasegawa tko 2. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ghostkid:

happy for you

i lost a lot on aoh

thought for use the old man was through


kid wasn't ready yet and larios has excellent conditioning...another 6  months or so,  i think you would of had the win.  the late rounds told
 
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Posted: #42
fucked on the dow.  down ALL day up until the last hour and shoots up hundreds of points into positive.  closed down 10 of the last 11 sessions.  ah well... even for the week at this point with a couple parlays still alive
 
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Posted: #43
pavlik by 12 rd dec 2.0 to win 1.7

pavlik by 12 rd dec
holm
fuller
and the 3 favorite poles

.33 to win 1.55



 
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Posted: #44
.10 to win .27

harris and the 3 poles
 
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Posted: #45
Nice job Cap.  Reads like Aoh backers may have gotten the wrong end of the decision, I would have thought it would have been the other way around.  Did the WBC use open scoring for this one?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Fullbrights:

Nice job Cap.  Reads like Aoh backers may have gotten the wrong end of the decision, I would have thought it would have been the other way around.  Did the WBC use open scoring for this one?


yup.  this was certainly not a robbery.  the first few rounds were filled with lots of missing, with aoh seemingly winning those rounds, larios down and cut in the 4th.  it was tied coming into the 9th..with one judge having aoh, one larios and one had it tied 75-75. larios convincingly (the only convincing rounds of the fight except for the 4th) took the 9th, 10th, and 12th to make the difference.  the kid just wasn't ready and larios too well conditioned and experienced. aoh did next to nothing in the last several rounds, though had a decent 11th i think likely went to him.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by capmaster2000:



yup.  this was certainly not a robbery.  the first few rounds were filled with lots of missing, with aoh seemingly winning those rounds, larios down and cut in the 4th.  it was tied coming into the 9th..with one judge having aoh, one larios and one had it tied 75-75. larios convincingly (the only convincing rounds of the fight except for the 4th) took the 9th, 10th, and 12th to make the difference.  the kid just wasn't ready and larios too well conditioned and experienced. aoh did next to nothing in the last several rounds, though had a decent 11th i think likely went to him.




I still think Larios is on his last leg though, hopefully we can get some dog odds against him down the road.
 
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Posted: #48
pavlik 6-9 1.0

pavlik 10-12 1.0

pavlik by dec 5.0

(risked)


also,  fuller had to lose 6 lbs to make weight.

.5  harris pavlik  for 1.2
 
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sorry... pavlik by dec was "to win" in the the post above
 
 
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Posted: #50
cap

where did you get the info on fuller losing weight?

shit that's not good

on fightnews they had him listed at 144 and harris 136

i thought that was strange...what are they fighting at?
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