2008: +25.3 units
Urango (+110) (5 Dimes)
2 units
Victor Manual Cayo vs Noe Bolanos
Under 8.5 rounds (+215) (Sportsbook)
1 unit
Victor Manual Cayo vs Noe Bolanos
Under 8.5 rounds (+215) (Sportsbook)
1 unit
Victor Manual Cayo vs Noe Bolanos
Under 8.5 rounds (+215) (Sportsbook)
1 unit
We hear this a lot about Montreal, but I think it's been true in terms of the judging in the last year. Sebastian Demers lost a split decision to Dionisio Miranda, and that would've gone Demers' way if the judging had been at all biased. And recently the Quebec resident Walid Smichet lost a decision to Don Mouton in Quebec. Were there some undeserved decisions that went the Quebecois fighter's way recently. I'm thinking that the numbers don't back up the assertion that you can't get a decision on the road in Quebec. If Urango outlands Ngoudjo with power punches in a majority of the rounds, he could easily get a decision. Or, he could win ITD. I just don't think this is the slam dunk of: Ngoudjo by Dec or Urango ITD. That type of thinking is how people lose money in matches like this. But I will be cheering for Urango ITD.
We hear this a lot about Montreal, but I think it's been true in terms of the judging in the last year. Sebastian Demers lost a split decision to Dionisio Miranda, and that would've gone Demers' way if the judging had been at all biased. And recently the Quebec resident Walid Smichet lost a decision to Don Mouton in Quebec. Were there some undeserved decisions that went the Quebecois fighter's way recently. I'm thinking that the numbers don't back up the assertion that you can't get a decision on the road in Quebec. If Urango outlands Ngoudjo with power punches in a majority of the rounds, he could easily get a decision. Or, he could win ITD. I just don't think this is the slam dunk of: Ngoudjo by Dec or Urango ITD. That type of thinking is how people lose money in matches like this. But I will be cheering for Urango ITD.
