When you believe that they are greedy, they still would not be happy if they will not get the biggest share of the pie, despite the amount involved being already a substantial sum of money. That's how greedy promoters think; they want to maximize their profit on a big fight like this. But let's leave that to them; it's their job. As long as the fight will push through, we should be happy with that.

About the fight between Fury vs. Francis, it's a controversial fight, but let's also give respect to Fury as he didn't cheat. I think he fought well, making the judges favor him in a close fight. I understand the frustration of Francis' fans, but in the world of boxing, the result lies with the judges, not our personal perception.

Judging on paper, yes, the Nuggets seem to have the edge over the Warriors. It has always been the weakness of the Warriors, which is their defense in the paint and rebounding, as they choose to play small ball. Just like their game at home against the Kings, there was a huge disparity in rebounding, as the Warriors only got 36 while the Kings had 48. But it ended up well for the Warriors as they won by 1 point. However, the Kings are not the Nuggets, who are the defending champions.



White has been pretty consistent and clutch, so the Celtics are lucky to have him. He was the reason why their series with the Heat in the last playoffs went to game 7 because of his last shot.

However let's talk about Marcus smart, while the Celtics remain undefeated, Smart and his team are still winless. No luck for him.

I don't think Usyk has a significant advantage over Fury. Fury has been in many battles, and he's a boxer who can take heavy punches and keep fighting. What Fury is dealing with is not an injury, so it should heal relatively quickly.

I'm more concerned about the training time. I don't think it's likely to happen in December, as they would have to shorten their training, which isn't good for fans who are expecting an entertaining fight.


The main problem that often arises is the money, specifically the split. But if you ask me, I believe this fight could have a 50/50 split for both fighters, or maybe a 60/40 split in favor of Fury because he's the more well-known boxer and could draw more pay-per-view subscribers.

But this should only be limited as it's impossible that AI will replace human in the working field. You know, the population increases in a daily basis...., as according to https://www.theworldcounts.com/challenges/planet-earth/state-of-the-planet/world-population-clock-live


If AI continues to be the main thing, it could lead to a problem called underemployment. That's not good because it can cause significant issues, such as more crime due to people not having enough work and going hungry. This wouldn't make the world a better place to live.

So, let's not worry too much. AI is going to stay, and it's very helpful. But it would be a problem if the people who make AI end up taking away jobs from humans and causing them to struggle.

That's when the experienced team gains an advantage because they've been in similar situations many times. Although the Warriors won the game, most of their victories haven't been as strong as teams like Boston and the Nuggets. This still worries me that they might lose when facing a strong team, but for now, let's just enjoy the win and worry later.

By the way, Lillard had a good game after a bad one. He scored 30 points and led the Bucks to beat the visiting Knicks.

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Westbrook used to be a triple-double machine, consistently averaging at least double-digit points, rebounds, and assists in his seasons with OKC, Houston, and Washington. His struggles began when he joined the LA Lakers, and this decline continued during his time with the Clippers. At least, we've seen him in higher spirits with the Clippers than he was with the Lakers, which is why he accepted a smaller contract, perhaps in hopes of finally winning a championship. Now that they have Harden, things are looking up. However, the only potential roadblock to their success would be if Harden were to display immaturity, as he has done in the past.

Thank you @danherbias07...

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I have an early lean for tomorrow's games, even though there are only three on the board. As usual, I'll choose the one where I feel I have the best chance of winning, LOL. So, the game I'm looking at is the Knicks vs. Cavaliers.

Mitchell is currently listed as questionable, but I have a hunch that he'll play. Therefore, I'm leaning toward taking the +3.5 early. It's possible that the odds could shift in favor of the Knicks if Mitchell indeed plays. Regardless, I believe that Cleveland will put in a strong effort, especially since they haven't secured a home win this season, and it would be their third consecutive home loss if they don't step up.

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Warriors vs Pelicans.

The matchup between the Warriors and the Pelicans is quite interesting. The Pelicans have maintained a perfect record this season, while the Warriors are facing a back-to-back road game. On paper, the Pelicans appear to be an attractive choice here. However, I can't resist betting on the Warriors, given their impressive performance in their last two games. With Draymond Green back, even if he's on a minute restriction, it instills confidence that the Warriors can go on a big run to secure a victory. Therefore, I'm leaning towards the Warriors with the +2.5 spread. As for a side pick, I'm considering the Miami Heat at +7.5, particularly because I believe Lillard's struggles may persist, especially against a strong defensive team.

It's a wise decision, considering that this is currently the biggest fight of his career. There's no need to rush, especially when you take into account that Usyk is still in the process of healing from his injury, so he may not be at 100% yet. Postponing the fight until next year would likely benefit both fighters. Moreover, we've already witnessed an exciting bout between Fury and Ngannou recently, so people should savor the entertainment it provided before eagerly anticipating the next showdown.

The Nuggets narrowly secured a 4-point victory against a struggling Memphis team. Given this, I believe that OKC has a reasonable chance of covering the spread even if they don't win. Jokic is undoubtedly a unstoppable, but we have this young OKC team which has been performing exceptionally well, making it a tempting option. It seems that many are now favoring the Nuggets, judging by the significant line movement. The opening line at -2 has now shifted to -4.

The Lakers' defense and their outside shooting performance are crucial factors in this game. On the other hand, the home team, coming off a loss against the Warriors, is likely eager for a significant bounce-back victory. If they can effectively limit Fox, the Kings should be able to secure a win in this game.

The unification of their belts is still set to happen, with Fury's fight against Francis being a non-title bout. However, this match will undoubtedly have a significant impact on Fury's confidence as he prepares to face Usyk, whereas Usyk's confidence is likely to grow. If Francis were to win, it wouldn't bode well for the boxing narrative, which is why many speculate that Fury was the preferred winner. I've heard numerous speculations to that effect, with some suggesting that Francis was unfairly judged, but, in the end, the outcome is what it is.



In the later rounds of the fight, Francis's odds dropped to +100. Was this a sign that he'll win? Yes, it was, because right from the beginning, Francis had already instilled hope in his supporters. Despite occasionally being struck by Fury's counters and jabs, he managed to hang in there.

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Keep that word "greedy" if you would judge to yourself only. We never judge a gambler for what they're doing because they have their own intentions. They might be betting only what they can afford to lose, if you catch my drift. Maybe you find the amount significant, but from the gambler's perspective (the one with the bet slip), it's seen as an opportunity to win big if they don't cash out the bet.

The phrase "bet what you can afford to lose" applies to everyone, but it varies for each individual user as we all have different financial statuses and risk tolerances.

Collins was still adjusting to his new team, and though he struggled a bit with his shooting, he finished with a double-double in their big win against the Clippers. We can't deny that he was a significant part of the Hawks' success in past seasons. But what's done is done; they need to move on and continue making improvements to the team.

This is gonna be tough,

This should be a great matchup, but I hate to say it, I think the Knicks might lose because they're on a back-to-back game against a well rested Pelicans.

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I'm not entirely certain if this is a great strategy. While it's a unification fight, Tapales should acknowledge that he's not competing on neutral ground. Fighting in Inoue's home country could mean that Inoue gets certain advantages in a close contest. To secure a victory, Tapales might need to focus on developing a potent counter that has the potential to hurt Inoue and aim for a knockout. This way, the judges won't need to decide the outcome.

A day after Christmas, it's a great selection of schedule. Now, there's no more speculation about whether the fight will push through or not. At least we have the official report on when and where to watch this fight.

Tapales seems to be taking this seriously; he's already been training, even though there are still 2 months before the fight. Will he be training for a total of 3 to 4 months? I understand his eagerness to win, but I hope he doesn't overstrain himself.