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2007: +12.45 units
2008: -4.86 units
Four Leg Parlay
Spinks (-675), Alexander (-625), Hernandez (-165), Marquez (-150)
1 unit (to win 2.57 units)
I just noticed that Fullbrights posted something similar, except without Marquez. After seeing Bronco McKart basically give up against Ornelas (he said he couldn't hear anymore, but there was never any word that he had broken an eardrum), I don't see McKart being able to beat Marquez, who has been rolling along since coming back in 2006. They're about the same age, but McKart seems older in terms of ring years, as he's gotten hammered in some recent fights (Ornelas, Pavlik). Meanwhile, Marquez hasn't been hit hard since losing to Jermain Taylor. The others don't need much explanation. Hernandez is a rising star in the cruiserweight division, and he should win against a fading Braithwaite, who was pretty dreadful in losing nearly every round against Enzo Maccarinelli.
2008: -4.86 units
Four Leg Parlay
Spinks (-675), Alexander (-625), Hernandez (-165), Marquez (-150)
1 unit (to win 2.57 units)
I just noticed that Fullbrights posted something similar, except without Marquez. After seeing Bronco McKart basically give up against Ornelas (he said he couldn't hear anymore, but there was never any word that he had broken an eardrum), I don't see McKart being able to beat Marquez, who has been rolling along since coming back in 2006. They're about the same age, but McKart seems older in terms of ring years, as he's gotten hammered in some recent fights (Ornelas, Pavlik). Meanwhile, Marquez hasn't been hit hard since losing to Jermain Taylor. The others don't need much explanation. Hernandez is a rising star in the cruiserweight division, and he should win against a fading Braithwaite, who was pretty dreadful in losing nearly every round against Enzo Maccarinelli.
