Arreola vs. Quezada (8/13)

Arreola vs. Quezada (8/13) On Espn2 tonight, Chris Arreola takes to the ring again. He's coming off another tough battle where he lost to Adamek. (we had that one right) Little need to break the fight down as Arreola is a huge favorite and should win this fight. (-1100) What we might want to look at and we would be fading everyone is the Over/Under. The O/U is set at 6.5 rounds. The lined opened Under 6.5 rounds (bodog) at Even money. It is now sitting at -165. Everyone thinks that Arreola will end this fight early. The strange thing is Quezada has only been knocked out once in his career and while his defense hasn't shown to be the best, he can take a punch. Arreola's power isn't Violent one punch KO power. He is heavy handed but it usually comes from more then one punch. I'm going to wait until right before the fight, but I'm recommending fading everyone. Take the over. Arreola is as fat as usual and this is probably the biggest moment of Quezada's career. I think he can weather the storm for the first few rounds and hang on until later in the fight. If you could straddle this fight with a Arreola KO and the over would be the best thing to do but I haven't seen that option.

[QUOTE=truushot;25099]On Espn2 tonight, Chris Arreola takes to the ring again. He's coming off another tough battle where he lost to Adamek. (we had that one right) Little need to break the fight down as Arreola is a huge favorite and should win this fight. (-1100) What we might want to look at and we would be fading everyone is the Over/Under. The O/U is set at 6.5 rounds. The lined opened Under 6.5 rounds (bodog) at Even money. It is now sitting at -165. Everyone thinks that Arreola will end this fight early. The strange thing is Quezada has only been knocked out once in his career and while his defense hasn't shown to be the best, he can take a punch. Arreola's power isn't Violent one punch KO power. He is heavy handed but it usually comes from more then one punch. I'm going to wait until right before the fight, but I'm recommending fading everyone. Take the over. Arreola is as fat as usual and this is probably the biggest moment of Quezada's career. I think he can weather the storm for the first few rounds and hang on until later in the fight. If you could straddle this fight with a Arreola KO and the over would be the best thing to do but I haven't seen that option.[/QUOTE] .5 units at +165 on the over 6.5 rounds (TheGreek)

[QUOTE=truushot;25139].5 units at +165 on the over 6.5 rounds (TheGreek)[/QUOTE] Quezada did what I thought he would do, hang around for more then 6.5 rounds. Though he was knocked down three times (all after we won) in the fight, well maybe more as I stopped watching for the most part, he managed to finish the fight on his feet. Did we get lucky? Arreola claimed that he hurt both hands during the fight. It may be true but Arreola once again claimed that he had a great camp. He still managed to come in about 20 pounds to heavy. He really cannot get into shape at this point. His hands looked slower then ever. Quezada is at best a B level fighter that Arreola should have KO'd. He just isn't that good. We managed to fade the "smart" money and we pulled off a winner.