Ginebra all the way, if this is a trap, then there's no problem with losing the game. I saw how JB carried the team in game 2, he would surely do the same in game 3 and I like the Ginebra now because they are using more players and the result is good because they are more effective. As long as Maliksi will be limited, there's a huge chance that Ginebra will win again. |
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Another good example is Dirk, he didn't leave the team, and he won a ring against Lebron and Wade. So I guess the blue print is there already, the Nuggets management just need to piece together good players around him. Hopefully, with Jamal Murray and Porter Jr, Jokic can achieved an NBA championship maybe in the next 2 years. He just need to stay healthy though.
Well said. Said names are all young guys. They have a lot of years to look forward for a championship. Jokic at 27, Jamal Murray at 25, and Michael Porter Jr. at 23 years old. Jokic is in his prime while the two young guys are still being built up and we already witness how good they are even at young age. They can do it as long as the management keeps them. There's just no telling when but I have high hopes they will as they progress in the sport. Joker has no issues at building chemistry, I mean look at Aaron Gordon playing like he was part of the team for years. It's also noted that Jokic has lost a lot of weight during the bubble that when he started to play he was unrecognizable. But it seems it help him a lot because he has that 'finesse' when he is on the block and playing iso. And yes, Murray and Porter Jr + Gordon will be a big part or big help to him. But currently, it's up to him to carry the team and he did pretty good and again, candidate for the MVP this season. No question that he would win the MVP this season, however, I'm still worried about their playoffs, we have strong teams in the West that could match them, and them playing undermanned, I think they will be in trouble against a healthy team. However, I still wish them to win the first round, at least the first round. |
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Suns vs Jazz.
Maganda ang Jazz dito para sa akin, homecourt advantage at syempre malapit na playoffs kaya mas gagalingan nila ito para naman mas gaganda pa ang laro nila sa playoffs. Nasa -2.5 lang ang Jazz, para sa akin, kayang kaya yang i cove, kaya simplihan lang natin, JAZZ -2.5.
Sasabay na ako sa iyo dito kabayan. Sana patuloy pa rin na iupo sina Booker at Paul sa larong ito para tumaas lalo yong chance ng Jazz na manalo hehe. Jazz -2.5 @1.95 vs Suns, homecourt pala na Jazz, dagdag sa chance nila na manalo. Since maganda ang picks mo susundan ulit kita dito, taasan ko lang ng konti -3.5 Jazz na nasa 1.98 ngayon. Malass yata tayo kabayan, nangyari na naman sa Jazz na malaki ang lamang nila pero nag patalo sila sa 4th quarter. Akala ko panalo na Jazz, pero ang nangyari, 36-13 sa 4th quarter, wow, unbelievable. Raptors vs Houston - Raptors parin, -11.5 nasa 1.93
Miami vs Atlanta - Miami -2.5 nasa 2.05
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I am excited about the match does anyone here think that there would be a knock out or both fighters will stay until the end of 12 round? I see that Ryan is really a good puncher and he doesn't only have the power but the fast. The counters would definitely knocked Tagoe.
It's almost the match and both fighters preparing for this fight all I can say is that this is a good fight and interesting to watch cause they are both good fighter and in this juncture ill prefer to choose Ryan Garcia what you said above he is a good puncher and has a good footwork as well. But we can not still predict the winner cause tagoe is a good boxer as well for sure he will trained hard for this match so let see in the live. Per record they are both great fighters, but to be honest, did we really know Tagoe before this fight was announced? For me, "NO", I never heard of his name in the conversation of great fighters, so I don't expect a lot from him, but let's still watch this game, who knows he might pull an upset. |
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Game 7 are possible but I know Ginebra wont go for that because its too risky for them, that’s why they have to work hard now.
Unfortunately, it's not them who will decide, it's the refs coming from the order of the management (if the game is rigged). As previously discussed, we know that more games mean more money coming in, not only from the people watching the game but also from the people betting on the game. I've been to Manila last week but it's just so unfortunate I was too busy, I was not able to watch the first game of the series live. |
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Welcome back bro, sana matapos natin tong playoff competition, good timing para naman ma enjoy natin ang playoffs. Sana tuloy tuloy na ito, hindi ko na rin maalala kung isa ba ako sa nag commit, pero kung nag commit man ako mag sponsor, sorry, medyo mahina ang kita ngayon, haha.. kaya sali nalang ako baka manalo.
Ito na ba yung thread para sa competition? or gagawa ka ng bago?
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Suns vs Jazz.
Maganda ang Jazz dito para sa akin, homecourt advantage at syempre malapit na playoffs kaya mas gagalingan nila ito para naman mas gaganda pa ang laro nila sa playoffs. Nasa -2.5 lang ang Jazz, para sa akin, kayang kaya yang i cove, kaya simplihan lang natin, JAZZ -2.5.
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@Distinctin. The promoters might give GGG his trilogy against Canelo only if he gets the victory versus Murata dominantly and convincingly. I am quite certain Canelo will not agree with GGG on anything if GGG wins with a close decision against the Japanese fighter. I reckon it might be a close decision because GGG is old. He will be 40 years old on the day of the fight. Murata is also taller with a reach advantage of 2 inches and he is also younger. The fight will also be in Japan. I will not be shocked if the corrupt judges will give this a split decision for Murata.
Wow, the truth is that I had not thought about that, but you make very interesting points, apart from GGG's age and the difference with Murata, I think that Murata has a slight advantage and it is the so-called "irreverence", perhaps due to the fact of being more I don't have much respect for the experience or the "history or trajectory" of GGG, but I particularly tend to analyze many things and the effect that age has on the sport, and sometimes age has a great influence on being somewhat slower and having more limitations, but this influences a lot in soccer or in a sport where you have to run a lot, but in boxing maybe not, because by keeping the muscles active, the performance can be better or maybe more forceful, I hope that the trilogy will take place , GGG needs it, it would also be an excellent way to close his career with a good winning streak, Murata may take more experience and his career becomes more interesting. Not just GGG who have to win his fight but also Canelo, and both of them has the chance to be getting upset in their respective fights. We can read more about that in the thread made to them "Canelo vs Bivol". I can't really believe that GGG's age is already a disadvantage to him because he's just fighting a 4 years younger Murata and that doesn't mean that the latter is younger then it's automatic that he has the advantage. I think we forgot their background and experience, GGG in age of 36 has achieved and defeated better and stronger opponents than what Murata had of his age now. A boxer or athlete can be slower as their age grows but that process can be slower if the boxer has been continuously active throughout those years. Well sometimes experience will play along the way, so we will see how GGG's will affect him or not. Hopefully he will still have the body to beat Murata and then we proceed to the GGG vs Canelo because that will be the biggest fight of 2022. Murata will have this so called home court but it doesn't matter if GGG will defy his age and show that he is still in great shape. So it's a road trip again for GGG, and for sure everyone here is excited to see who will win this fight. At first when there's no news that Canelo and GGG will have their trilogy, I might say that this fight is a regular anticipated one just because GGG is also fighting but when the news came out that Canelo and him will have a trilogy. The fight becomes more interesting because we know that GGG has been calling this for years and now that he had the agreement, all he left to do is beat Murata so that the trilogy will become into reality. For sure, there's a lot of people that will watch this fight. |
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~snip~
~snip~ This writer is predicting that Bivol will wreck Canelo and make an example of what happens to a fighter who attempts to overreach his physical boundaries. Not entirely true. I've seen someone who have been into 8 different weight division and wreck every single one of them. Well, maybe he didn't became the example of a fighter who attempts to overreach physical boundaries lol. Canelo doesn't just being ambitious on climbing the weight division ladder, but he rather have to challenge his physical limits. I mean true fighter don't just stay in a division where nobody can beat him. That statement from the writter is nothing but pure hate towards Canelo. As the saying goes, "you can't please everybody", and this is so true with Canelo. I mean he has reached so many accolades already, cleaning up the division, meaning multiple belts and could become Mexico's GOAT. So it will be obvious that someone will hate as to what he has accomplished already. Maybe the writer has some inside of him and he is destroying Canelo in his article. Nevertheless, we all know that Canelo is far more superior, not even Bivol might have a chance against him. Correct! That's common whatever era we're in, there would be that someone out there who just hates whatever you do and everything you had accomplished doesn't really matter to them, it's like that they don't want you to be successful in life. And as of Canelo's case, he have this writer that really hates him and doesn't believe what he accomplished even if it's really clear in the picture. Both of them will be tested as they're both champions but Canelo is much more superior. You cannot be an undisputed champion if you're not that strong and skilled. |
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Butler will be fighting in his hometown, so I doubt that he will run like Rigo because he needs to show his local fans some good action. And that will be a big problem for him, because we all know that Casimero can bang with the best and has knock out power. So it's going to be a suicide for him, but he doesn't have a choice but to really go and fight Casimero toe to toe in front of his fans.
There's no need to worry because Butler isn't Rigo and he's a former champion too so we will really see an entertaining fight and see some good action. Butler indeed doesn't have much of a choice but to fight good, sadly his days are already numbered and his people will see him getting embarrassed inside the ring with the chance of getting knockout and being bagged by Casimero. I'm just watching some highlights of Casimero's fight and I forget the name but he also demolished one British fighter in the own home court. So this could be another of those fights that the fans will see their local boys being maltreated by John Riel. Casimero is already hitting his peak at this point so it's going to be very difficult to stop him. Not only with his punching power, but he has a good chin as well. That would be Charlie Edwards, a British professional boxer. Casimero fought him 6 years ago and finished the job on the 10th round via TKO. As you saw Casimero's record, most of it was TKO and KO so my best guess is that we will see another victorious KO two weeks from now. Paul Butler will surely struggle in the ring fighting Casimero specially now that he's healthy and in good condition. This better be a good fight! |
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Tagoe is 8.6, better odds than sportsbet.
That's a trap, I wouldn't take that 8.6 against Ryan Garcia because we know how capable he is especially against a fighter that has not fought big fights in the US. I'm not saying Tagoe has no chance, but if we are talking of a chance, that should be a slim chance. Yeah, it could be a trap for us, I know it's very attractive and might be tempting to some because of the huge odds but for sure, you have one foot already on the losing end, very slim change for him to pull an upset against Ryan. We know that Garcia is coming from a long layoff, but it's hard to see him losing against a relatively unknown fighter who hasn't fought anyone at Ryan's level. You can play around, maybe enjoy a bit by risking a little amount on that, but it's always up to you. A trap that everyone knows Garcia has a higher chance of winning, but greediness on the return will make them lose, I hope they'll not go all in with that odds. It's not that bad to bet a small generous amount on Tagoe winning against Ryan Garcia but for me, I couldn't get myself to bet on that. I mean we already know that it's just a trap that the bookies are trying to set because they know that the Tagoe's chances are only slim and that's why they are making that odds so tempting. If they go all in, I'm afraid that they will be regretting that decision they made big time! |
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But on the other hand Murata is also not an ordinary boxer and he definitely wants to make something that people who see him definitely don't want to forget. even though he is the favorite but on the other hand this match will not be easy for GGG.
I agree on that, he is not just an ordinary fighter because he is also a champion, it's just that GGG is more popular as a boxer but of course, Murata has a chance of winning the fight. The popularity of GGG makes him the favorite to win the fight, and if we look at the betting odds, Murata here is a heavy underdog which IMO a good chance for the backers to take advantage of the odds if they'll like to put a bet on this fight. Boxing Odds: Gennady Golovkin -650 favorite, Ryota Murata +410 underdog. https://bettinginsiderjournal.com/boxing/gennady-golovkin-vs-ryota-murata-odds-predictions/ Well, even the hall of fame promoter Bob Arum is up to Murata and feels that GGG will be beaten by his opponent, not to mention because of their age gap difference. However, GGG might still get the highest bet knowing how popular he is, but Murata would surely get some bets for those who still believed on his ability to beat GGG. We'll wait and see by then as both are champions in their own ways. You can't trust Bob Arum, he has his personal intention and most of his comments are biased. He is a promoter, he knows how to sell fights and he knows how to lure bettors, so if you would put your money on Murata, I would say you are making a suicide. I couldn't agree more about that! We shall not forget that Bob Arum is a hall of fame "promoter" and that being said that he is siding with Murata doesn't make sense and surely he has his own intention behind that statement as he himself have enough knowledge that Murata cannot possibly defeat GGG even with that age difference. But for those who doubt GGG, why not bet a few dollars if you think Murata is worthy as that specific bet could be big in return if indeed by chances Murata will defeat GGG. |
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It would also be nice if Drake would warn newbies against gambling addiction, which I think is very important.
It's out of his doings and actions. If he will give advice to newbies, it's like what's the purpose of marketing a gambling site. Gambling-related addictions and issues should only be shouldered by Stake. There's a Responsible Gambling noticed on the website on most newbies won't bother to read. There's also a self-exclusion policy and anything else. Drake will just focus on what's written on the terms. I think I like the idea just like with the other ads for products like saying "drink moderately". There goes the warning from him that "gamble responsibly". Just sort of that. However, it's true that it breaks the purpose of the expensive deal with him that he should take a lot of customers through him and then speak with them. IMO, there's nothing wrong with that as the gambling sites are also giving a tip like that to their customers just as you've said. I have to agree that Drake doesn't have a sole responsibility to give warnings to people about gambling addiction. It's not his role as a paid partner for a gambling site that he will market from now on. Although he can give warnings but not necessary. As always, the preventive measures to avoid the negative effect of gambling is thru ourselves. The discipline has to start with the people as even though there are lots of advice and warnings, it still depends on the people if they will follow it. Every newbie should know and understand that prior entering the gambling scene. Me, either! Drake's job as an endorser is to just advertise the Stake in any way that he can do and that is of course related in gambling activities. However, he can still do give an advice or warning to the gambler but it's already common sense that anyone who gamble is the one who is responsible and should only gamble what they can afford to lose. Warnings are everywhere, but people tend to reject it as they already know it. |
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This time, maybe Donaire can really do that as he already have that first-hand experience in facing Inoue that unfortunately resulted to a lost but we can't say that he's already out of his prime because after that fight he had a good 2 consecutive fights with a finishing KO. We know how determined Donaire is and I'm sure that he have really put so much time and efforts in preparing and training against Inoue. I can also tell that this time around he have the higher hand how to counter Inoue's punches and movement.
It's been a while since they had their first encounter, and I'm also excited to see these two clash in the ring again.
Since both of them knows already the strength of each other, that's their basis for forming a strategy that they can apply to their rematch. Naoya Inoue is even currently in his prime and 10 years younger than Donaire but got a heavy problem in their first match although he won in the end. He was surprised that an old Donaire gives him a difficult fight that is not usual in Inoue's whole boxing experience. Inoue will come strong at this fight but it doesn't mean Donaire won't just allow him to dictate the phase of the fight. 2 months to go, we will now witness this rematch, and excited to watch this as I follow the World Boxing Super Series last 2019. Chances are that we are going to see an another version of Donaire and Inoue this time as they already got some knowledge after their first encounter, both of them have been surprised on their first match especially Inoue haven't expected that a much older boxer can still give that kind of punches that forced him to go all out. I can say that in terms of speed, they're much alike but the power between them differs. I'm also excited to see what they got this rematch, surely it will be packed with explosives than the first time. |
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Wouldn't it be an unfair match since Jake Paul sport is boxing and McGregor is MMA and it would be a disadvantage for McGregor since he is not a boxer type of fighter. It would be interesting if the 3 rounds in Boxing and 3 rounds of MMA it's an exhibition after all and not official match.
It will be unfair because both fighters came from different territories where they have their own talent and strengths, but given the advantage and disadvantages, the fighter is really willing to take that huge risks just for the sake of the money. An exhibition match consists of different rules? That would be interesting however we haven't saw such exhibitions like that. I only know about Muay Thai and MMA merged but boxing and MMA? Ain't sure if that's happening. |
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I'm starting to laugh at this one because you guys are the one who is anxious instead of Casimero who have been bombarded with misleading news. Just let that be, Casimero himself isn't even affected.
It's ok, mate. They are just sharing sentiments.  Actually, it was a sensitive issue, and just to give you some thoughts, a pending lawsuit can affect the boxer's schedule and WBA might not allow him to fight. It's obvious that Casimero is not affected but surely it was on his mind and let's say that's not true, they still need to address the issue and answer the complaint at the given place and time at which the accused Casimero should also be present once the trial started. In other words, too much hassle even Casimero is not guilty. The Tweet by Paul Butler's camp is just proof that there might be a change of plan since they know a boxer can't just fight if there's an ongoing lawsuit. Fortunately, no news about that and seems that there will be no problem. We cannot either confirm what's the status of that said lawsuit because there's no information that can be found on the internet as well, but speaking of being optimistic, I hope that they have solved it even before the lawsuit goes to the court. I'm starting to think that way because there's really no signs that Casimero is affected nor worried about that lawsuit that was filed by the alleged victim. Paul Butler is the who should have worry because the date is near for him to be defeated, his only hopes in winning is getting a sub for Casimero but that won't happen this time. |
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Tagoe is 8.6, better odds than sportsbet.
That's a trap, I wouldn't take that 8.6 against Ryan Garcia because we know how capable he is especially against a fighter that has not fought big fights in the US. I'm not saying Tagoe has no chance, but if we are talking of a chance, that should be a slim chance. Yeah, it could be a trap for us, I know it's very attractive and might be tempting to some because of the huge odds but for sure, you have one foot already on the losing end, very slim change for him to pull an upset against Ryan. We know that Garcia is coming from a long layoff, but it's hard to see him losing against a relatively unknown fighter who hasn't fought anyone at Ryan's level. That's only more than a year, so it's not that too long, just enough time for him to rest and solve his problem which was a mental problem as previously reported. Now, that he is back, I'm sure he is more than ready to entertain the crowd again, and as a boxing fan, I always expect a KO from him. Maybe it's not too long but there's still an impact on him. Ryan Garcia used to fight at least 2 times a year. After his last fight, he skipped a year without fighting due to the problem which was discussed. Well, he is still young, I'm sure he can get back to being active again, this would be his first attempt after a long layoff, he should not disappoint us. We will see it soon in the fight if Garcia is indeed ready to comeback and make good impressions to the people again just like what he done numerous time when he started his professional career in boxing. I'm sure they are very careful on picking his next fighter after his inactivity and Tagoe will just be a ladder in his success, we should not forget that this fight is really for Garcia and I see Tagoe as a warm up. |
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@milewilda. Similar to what I have said in the other thread about boxing predictions, Murata might be very underestimated for this fight. The fight will be in Japan where Murata is the hero, GGG will be 40 years old on the day of the fight, Murata is only 36 years old with a 2 inch reach advantage. Also, all of Murata's losses he challenged those boxers again and won them each with a knockout. Would you bet GGG with very small odds?
That's true that Murata has the reach advantage, it's more like of an almost 5 inches reach advantage because it was a 12 centimeter gap. However, I don't agree in that particular statement that Murata's age is also an advantage compared to the 4 year older GGG at the day of the fight because that is just a short span and it's not that Murata have experienced and fathom GGG's ring IQ and experience when he was also 36 years old. However, would you bet on GGG with very small odds and with this presenty old GGG who has some disadvantages against him? The fight also being in Japan is making me speculate that the referee and the judges will be in the yakuza's payroll hehehe. I would not be shocked if this fight ends in an upset split decision and Murata the winner. If GGG wants to win, this fight should not reach the judges' scorecards, he has to beat Murata by knocking him out. GGG has 36 KOs from 41 fights, I'm sure he can beat Murata by KO. So if you want better odds, just guess which round GGG would stop the fight, or bet on ranges every 3 rounds. I have a feeling 1-3 rounds gives better odds. GGG winning by a knockout against Murata is not impossible, actually given his stats/record, the chances of GGG getting a KO is high and I don't doubt him at all that he can still do it this time around. Aside from that, he really needs to end this fight with an explosive finishing punch to attract more attention and put an end to the people who are doubting at his capabilities. So if you want better odds, just guess which round GGG would stop the fight, or bet on ranges every 3 rounds.
I have a feeling 1-3 rounds gives better odds.
Aside from the tasty odds, can GGG really stop it between round 1-3? My best guess would be 5-7. This fight might go to the decision, I reckon. However, the sportsbooks have not yet offered any odds for rounds betting, fight ending and round ranges. My only hope for this one is the sportsbooks are thinking something similar as much of the fans and speculate GGG will knockout Murata hehehe. This fight being in Japan is already head shaking. I hope not hehe. I also want to see GGG finish Murata with a good ending and that only way to do that is by a knockout because I'm also one of GGG and Canelo's supporter/fan and for that I want to see them in the ring again fighting for the 3rd time before GGG decides to hang up his gloves. Apart from that, I really believe that GGG can still do a KO to impress the industry again. It would surely be nice if they update it and make other betting options aside from the ML. I'm also waiting. |
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stake is not the first gambling site that make use of celebrity for promotion I cant think of anyone so big being involved in a gambling promotion for crypto, its surely a big scoop to have someone that well known on your team. Also he is just very rich, whatever percentage he chooses to gamble is all very reasonable to him and people go for large numbers. I personally appreciate the really long shot multibet type odds that occur even if the amount put down is a small amount but the simple fact is people gambling large amounts will always appear a bigger deal But stake somewhat got the attention of many here owed to Drake. Yes, they are not the first but in my opinion, they got good following when drake posted those insta bets from stake. A very subtle promotion as stake has not confirmed their collaboration yet when Drake posted those bets. I believe he has followers who are noncrypto users who also are now stake players. Just guessing here.  This is true. His bets were into discussion for a long and recently his charity is being into discussion. He enjoys and he does good to the needy. This gives him more value as a brand ambassador than a celebrity who is popular. He's into crypto for a long and he has placed big wagers in the past and this time it was very big and caught the eyes of everyone. Surely this could've of landed more number of non crypto gamblers into Stake. Indeed! That's what makes him a better brand ambassador from other famous brand ambassador who is just enjoying their life in a selfish manner and the Stake surely got the exact man for the job, congratulations to them again! Drake is more known for his music as it continues to hit the top charts, so we can say that most of his fans are not gambler and I won't be surprised that many have been started to gamble in Stake after they knew that Drake is now a partner of Stake. |
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Naoya Inoue vs Nonito Donaire is going to be a legendary fight. I see Nonito probably losing the fight. Inoue is really determined and you can tell Inoue takes his training seriously. He does not treat boxxing as anything other than a competitive sport. Inoue has even received high praise from the boxing star, Mike Tyson. I can definitely see a bright future for him.
On the other hand, we see Nonito more treating boxxing as a social pageant.
Naoya is going to wipe the floor with poor Nonito.
Do you even follow Nonito Donaire's journey? You are a total BS and don't know anything. Don't include us in that seeing Donaire as a social pageant. Maybe you only know Naoya Inoue because he is a Japanese monster and most popular. Can you elaborate on what you meant as Donaire treating boxing as a social pageant? I'm not siding with Donaire nor I'm a fan of him but if you can't support your statement, I don't know what to say. It's like putting disgrace to what he did on Inoue and redeeming himself after that with a couple of wins against Oubaali snatching the WBC Bantamweight title and defending it against a young and prime Reymart Gaballo. He won both by TKO in just the 4th round at 39 years old.Where's the social pageant and being poor Donaire there? Its common to see here this kind of opinion about boxers since they are entitled to do that for the sake of discussion and maybe he is pertaining to the drama between Casimero and him. Just ignore them by clicking the ignore button to avoid seeing post like that. I’m not a fan of Donaire too but he is indeed a good boxer with a solid track record. Inoue is just famous for his 3 titled belt but that doesn't Donaire mean can’t beat him on a rematch since Donaire analyze already how Inoue moves face to face inside the ring. In my opinion Inoue has the upper hand on this match base on there previous matches. This time, maybe Donaire can really do that as he already have that first-hand experience in facing Inoue that unfortunately resulted to a lost but we can't say that he's already out of his prime because after that fight he had a good 2 consecutive fights with a finishing KO. We know how determined Donaire is and I'm sure that he have really put so much time and efforts in preparing and training against Inoue. I can also tell that this time around he have the higher hand how to counter Inoue's punches and movement. It's been a while since they had their first encounter, and I'm also excited to see these two clash in the ring again. |
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