Foreman vs. Cotto (6/5)

[QUOTE=marcus;22600]truushot, any opinion on the green fight? much appreciated.[/QUOTE] Of course. Martirosyan does everything just a bit better then Greene not to say that Greene is a poor fighter. This should go the distance with a bit of a chance of Martirosyan getting a late stoppage. It is only a 10 round and i just couldn't see betting -300 or more on Martirosyan.

Much appreciated.

[QUOTE=truushot;22601]Of course. Martirosyan does everything just a bit better then Greene not to say that Greene is a poor fighter. This should go the distance with a bit of a chance of Martirosyan getting a late stoppage. It is only a 10 round and i just couldn't see betting -300 or more on Martirosyan.[/QUOTE] Greene looked better on film then he did in this fight. Martirosyan by w i d e decision. Neither of these guys are elite. Greene needs a better trainer as his footwork is bad and he slaps/pushes to many punches.

I bet Foreman +185 (now at +140) I bet -130 over 10.5 (Now -180 or worse) A lot of money moved to Foreman and the Over...

[QUOTE=truushot;22605]I bet Foreman +185 (now at +140) I bet -130 over 10.5 (Now -180 or worse) A lot of money moved to Foreman and the Over...[/QUOTE] Wow that didn't go so well... Foreman was certainly losing the fight then slipped or his knee collapsed. Towel thrown in, fight stopped, towel wasn't from the corner, Fight eventually restarted. Fight then stopped after another knee failure probably could have continued but it was and should have been stopped. I'd love to see Cotto, stay at 154 and get his ass handed to him by either Williams or Martinez. Another beyond bizarre ending to a boxing match. Loss on Foreman loss on the over. Tough couple of weeks.... Got that shitty feeling when Cotto's arm length was longer then Foreman's even though he was giving up 5 inches in reach. Updated record. Including 7 parlays (5-2) (+4.30) and 2 straddle bets (0-2) (-2) Overall 27-8 97.75 units wagered (+23.21 Units)

Tough losses there despite crushing the closing lines. What's the difference between arm length and reach, both by definition and in a practical sense (handicapping a fight)?