Manny " Pac Man " Pacquiao vs. Joshua " Grand Master " Clottey

Manny " Pac Man " Pacquiao vs. Joshua " Grand Master " Clottey This fight is kind of a replacement for the fight everyone wanted to see and a fight that I was 99 percent sure would never happen. Pacman vs Mayweather. It never made economical sense for the two to fight at this time. Pacman will make almost as much fighting Clottey as he would have fighting Mayweather and at a lot less risk. That being said.... Pacquiao vs Clottey is the fight this weekend on HBO PPV. It really just comes down to a few things in this fight. Foot speed and hand speed. Both of these categories are dominated by Pacquiao. Odds have gotten a bit long on this fight. If you can watch it, I would. It may be Pacquiao's last fight. (He wants to run for office in the Philippines and he certainly doesn't need the money.) 167 Pacquiao wins by KO or unanimous dec. -355 I bet Pacquiao to win the fight at -500. I will bet Pacquiao to win the above prop as I really don't see Clottey winning this fight. Clottey has ONE KO in the last 6 years. He really is in over his head in this fight. The above prop is basically the same as betting Pacquiao and only eliminates the Split Decision. Which isn't happening. If you watched the Alexander vs Urango fight, this will probably look a lot like the same fight. In that fight I didn't think Alexander would win by KO, and that would surprise me if Pacquiao KO's Clottey. So bet the prop 167 Pacquiao wins by KO or unanimous dec. -355 (5 dimes) Soto vs Diaz HBO PPV This is the undercard fight for the Pacquiao fight. Soto is a bit long in the tooth even though he's only 29 years old. After a longish layoff and a bunch of cocaine, Diaz is making his second fight back since his TKO loss to Pacquiao June 08. I actually caught Diaz's return fight at the UIC Pavillion in Chicago and he wasn't all that impressive against a really old Jesus Chavez. My sites don't have a line for this fight. If you can get a reasonable line, I'd bet Soto. If you can get Soto at -220 or less I'd bet it.

Soto vs Diaz finally hit the books yesterday?? Soto is -650. I'd pass on that line it is way to much for this fight. This fight likely will not end early. Both of these guys are tough dudes and neither has tremendous power. The over 8.5 rounds is currently at -180. Diaz has only been KO'd/TKO'd twice. A few years ago by Pacman and 5 years ago by Holt. (both big punchers) Soto isn't that kind of puncher and has recently moved up in weight class. Bet OVER 8.5 -180 There is always a chance of cuts with these two guys which may well end the fight early but like I said before, they are tough guys and are classified as warriors. Neither is likely to quit early.

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[QUOTE=tvrw34243;18962]Manny Pacquio vs. Joshua Clottey FIGHT Thread With LIVE Feeds -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [url]https://www.p2p4u.net/watch/13634/1/w...oxing-ppv.html[/url] [url]https://www.p2p4u.net/watch/13634/2/w...oxing-ppv.html[/url] [url]https://www.p2p4u.net/watch/13634/3/w...oxing-ppv.html[/url] [url]https://www.p2p4u.net/watch/13634/4/w...oxing-ppv.html[/url][/QUOTE] Get on it. I had the ability to get about a dozen feeds for the fight but in this case it was worth paying for it. High Def and Large Screen > then free on little computer screen for Pacquiao.

i tried, but can't get it on the laptop. Might have something to do with all the beer I've already had. Too lazyto figure it out this late. Besides, I'm sitting at my neighborhood ba. Thanks anyway.

[QUOTE=truushot;18842]Soto vs Diaz finally hit the books yesterday?? Soto is -650. I'd pass on that line it is way to much for this fight. This fight likely will not end early. Both of these guys are tough dudes and neither has tremendous power. The over 8.5 rounds is currently at -180. Diaz has only been KO'd/TKO'd twice. A few years ago by Pacman and 5 years ago by Holt. (both big punchers) Soto isn't that kind of puncher and has recently moved up in weight class. Bet OVER 8.5 -180 There is always a chance of cuts with these two guys which may well end the fight early but like I said before, they are tough guys and are classified as warriors. Neither is likely to quit early.[/QUOTE] UD for Soto. Was an ugly fight but we get the money with the over. About 50 minutes to the main event. The fight might start sooner.

[QUOTE=truushot;18355]This fight is kind of a replacement for the fight everyone wanted to see and a fight that I was 99 percent sure would never happen. Pacman vs Mayweather. It never made economical sense for the two to fight at this time. Pacman will make almost as much fighting Clottey as he would have fighting Mayweather and at a lot less risk. That being said.... Pacquiao vs Clottey is the fight this weekend on HBO PPV. It really just comes down to a few things in this fight. Foot speed and hand speed. Both of these categories are dominated by Pacquiao. Odds have gotten a bit long on this fight. If you can watch it, I would. It may be Pacquiao's last fight. (He wants to run for office in the Philippines and he certainly doesn't need the money.) 167 Pacquiao wins by KO or unanimous dec. -355 I bet Pacquiao to win the fight at -500. I will bet Pacquiao to win the above prop as I really don't see Clottey winning this fight. Clottey has ONE KO in the last 6 years. He really is in over his head in this fight. The above prop is basically the same as betting Pacquiao and only eliminates the Split Decision. Which isn't happening. If you watched the Alexander vs Urango fight, this will probably look a lot like the same fight. In that fight I didn't think Alexander would win by KO, and that would surprise me if Pacquiao KO's Clottey. So bet the prop 167 Pacquiao wins by KO or unanimous dec. -355 (5 dimes) Soto vs Diaz HBO PPV This is the undercard fight for the Pacquiao fight. Soto is a bit long in the tooth even though he's only 29 years old. After a longish layoff and a bunch of cocaine, Diaz is making his second fight back since his TKO loss to Pacquiao June 08. I actually caught Diaz's return fight at the UIC Pavillion in Chicago and he wasn't all that impressive against a really old Jesus Chavez. My sites don't have a line for this fight. If you can get a reasonable line, I'd bet Soto. If you can get Soto at -220 or less I'd bet it.[/QUOTE] It was basically a shut out for Pacquiao. Easy money. 9-0 in recommended boxing fights. I bet all fights I recommend. 24.1 units bet. +9 units.

Very good coverage of boxing for this board. It's appreciated.

[QUOTE=anthony;18984]Very good coverage of boxing for this board. It's appreciated.[/QUOTE] No problem. I always like to help out and the writes ups help focus my mind on the fights. Translating thoughts to paper adds clarity.

It's absolutely the result we hoped for on this board. Experts who deserve to have a forum without the typical Internet impediments sharing and getting access to good information from others in return.