Good for him but I'd say not good enough because that's already a sign that in the next coming fights, his weight will start to add up and probably won't make the desired weight even if they will force it. After the fight, whether if it's a win or lose, they should start to consider some things like moving up to the next weight class so that they can avoid wasting some precious times.
I hope that the incident of too much weight will be taken note of in the future fight of Magsayo. Almost a 1 pound increase to the required catchweight is not good. It's not also a good idea to just moved up weight since he will meet Foster there who beat the one who take the title from him, Rey Vargas. If he can't able to match with Vargas, then no room for him to face Foster at 130. Anyways, before talking with the moved-up, let's wait for the result first of this match between Magsayo and Figueroa. |
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Yes it was clearly a duck to me as well, how him and Top Rank try to avoid Donaire at all cost and just hiding on their own reasons like doesn't want to work with Probellum, Donaire's promotion but in the past did they that. After all, Nonito Donaire is still considered a threat in the Bantamweight even after being beaten by Naoya Inoue as the Japanese are really on the highest level at 118 lbs and no one can beat this guy. Top Rank once again spoiled another big fight in the Bantamweight as they clearly ducked their boxer, Jason Moloney to fight the old Donaire who still has the speed and strength. I hope that Donaire will win the fight and claim the WBC title in order for the boxing council to somehow mandate title defense against top-ranked boxer in their list and that includes Jason Moloney. Top Rank will surely be forced to accept the deal. But the longer they are doing delays, the older Donaire is getting to. Not sure though mate that is going to happen, Jason Moloney now targets the WBO belt and he has been dropped by the WBC in their rankings (maybe this is because he refused to fight Donaire). But who knows, maybe if Donaire get the majority of the belts and then only the WBO belt is missing, then maybe a unification fight is inevitable. So let's see, Donaire has a few more fights in him, at least if he wins he should aim for another belt in this division. Thanks for the input. Not aware that WBC dropped Jason Moloney on their ranking list. As a result, that makes Nonito Donaire the number 1 rank in the WBC Bantamweight rankings. But I can't seem to find the name of his next opponent, Alejandro Santiago, on the rankings. What a great opportunity for Santiago to fight for a title match even not on the top-ranking list. |
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Honesty yes, I also have the same thinking if ever given a chance to build my own. I know being a gambler for long isn't enough as running a gambling casino is tough. But with a decent of money on-hand, I don't need to know every aspect of running a casino as I can pay a professional person who can deall on other sides that I'm not aware of. Who knows I will get there soon. Time will tell.  |
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It's fun when Sacramento is in the playoffs. Back in the day with Peja, Bobby, etc when they were challenging the top the were fun to watch. The crowd playoff crowds there were amazing. Helped that they had Jason Williams who is still one of my favorite players to watch, never knew what that dude was gonna do. Good mix of streetcars in his game. Either way I will be rooting them to go far this year. Tired of seeing the same old teams in it year in and year out.
Don't forget Chris Webber, Doug Christie (the defense specialist), Vlade Divac, etc. After their main and core players during that time went slowly inactive from being competitive, the Sacramento Kings have never seen again in playoffs competition for long. I don't know if some of their players during their prime days experienced being a champion later on but I only remember Peja Stojakovic winning a chip when Dallas Mavericks won a title in the 2010-2011 season. Same as you, I also like new teams in the playoffs and hopefully Kings will go far and not just be competitive in the season games. |
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He is still in his prime, so I don't want to limit the possibility of him achieving more success in the future. In my opinion, Inoue is an extraordinary fighter. He is a heavy hitter, just like Manny Pacquiao. If he can take care of his body and conditioning, he will most likely still be a great boxer even if he goes up to challenge the big fighters in higher divisions.
It's a good test that we will see Naoya Inoue fighting a much caliber fighter. After being the most dominant at 118, no one can even be close to him in that division. At 122, we want to see if Inoue will also have the same journey as 118, and 122 doesn't really have much of that difference. If he beats Fulton, let's expect that instead of a title defense, a unification match is probably the next thing that can happen to him. If fortunate things continue to happen to Inoue, he can go up to Super Featherweight (130) or even up to Lightweight (135). |
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My question now is, As a gambler would you give 100% to a stake that you trust?
Are you referring to a 100% bet amount or giving 100% trust to a certain bet? If it's about 100% amount, I don't consider giving an all-in bet to a team or player even if I trust it. It was a risky move to go all-in. If it's about giving 100% trust, then obviously I will do that way since I need to trust my bet to win. |
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Physical casinos may be disappear but I don't think they will completely but surely its time to make changes too and surely we can see them creating their own online casinos sooner or later when they are forced to do.
I doubt. Physical casinos won't disappear believed me. They are even growing more. The progress just halted because of the pandemic but soon, the gambling industry in physical casinos will become more blooming. We just feel that online casinos are now dominating the scene because we always do online gambling and are not aware of how big gambling activity is in physical casinos. What I'm seeing is, in the future, online casinos might give some rewards that are usually seen in physical casinos. For what are those, it varies. |
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Yes it was clearly a duck to me as well, how him and Top Rank try to avoid Donaire at all cost and just hiding on their own reasons like doesn't want to work with Probellum, Donaire's promotion but in the past did they that. After all, Nonito Donaire is still considered a threat in the Bantamweight even after being beaten by Naoya Inoue as the Japanese are really on the highest level at 118 lbs and no one can beat this guy. Top Rank once again spoiled another big fight in the Bantamweight as they clearly ducked their boxer, Jason Moloney to fight the old Donaire who still has the speed and strength. I hope that Donaire will win the fight and claim the WBC title in order for the boxing council to somehow mandate title defense against top-ranked boxer in their list and that includes Jason Moloney. Top Rank will surely be forced to accept the deal. But the longer they are doing delays, the older Donaire is getting to. |
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This was crazy but sometimes, luck really comes to us depending on our deposited bankroll on that particular session. In my case though, I do feel lucky sometimes with the partial bankroll. That's the time I need to discipline myself on whether I will still continue to play when I already hit a good profit.
Partial bankroll to me is always my habit. I do win. But if only I have do more extras, I really prefer doing a bulk bankroll and test my luck.
The larger the bankroll, the more chances of winning to me.
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Yep, he will be the A-side in this fight, actually in all of the bantamweight fights that Donaire could have in the future, he could be the A-side of all of it since Inoue has left. The timing though, when we thought he wanted to go down to 115 lbs and chase more belts, Inoue suddenly moves up that open doors for him again to fight for the bantamweight belt. Of course at some point, every boxer will have to hang their gloves for good and retire. And this fight could be a good testament for it, whether he can still fight or he doesn't have it anymore in his system.
The result of this fight will determine the future of Nonito Donaire. If he can't beat Santiago here which far can't be compared to Naoya Inoue's level, then Donaire should retire. Santiago is not even a threat to consider and Donaire can't handle him, he needs to think twice if he will still do boxing. |
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Yes, Inoue has been steam rolling everyone at 118 lbs, and since he has move up to super bantamweight, champion like Fulton is waiting for him. So give credit for Fulton here, he might be really confident and thinks that he need to beat Inoue, and gain the respect.
The situation just got into a timing. If Inoue didn't move up, Fulton is about to make a move in the 126 lbs. But since it's timing that Inoue moved up and Fulton is still the champion, he needs to finish some tasks first before moving forward to avoid any regrets in his career. It's good no ducking happened, thanks to their respective promoters that even a business competitors, they grant what the boxing fans and not involved any business drama like what happened to the supposed Donaire vs Moloney bout that got cancelled. |
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Try Play and Go. Their casino games don't have the paid bonus game feature. It means you will just deal with the usual spins and in-game free spins.
I found those games do have a lot of winning rates compared to those slots with paid bonus features although in general, I do have more success in making profits at those slots with buy-in features. Experiences vary per user.
Actually OP, you are the one who needs to find what's your comfortable game providers. We do have our own luck provider so better find yours.
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Do you think online casinos should step up and offer items to consistent low rollers in their platform?
I think the adjustment should be on the low rollers. The current bonuses given on what you see at some sites should be enough, at least. It's unfair if low rollers will also have a good offer that is not that closed against high rollers. In order to achieve something big in rewards at any platform, then the users themselves should make their way up to build and establish their respective accounts. Online casinos are giving good perks to high rollers because they are just returning the effort that these gamblers did and staying loyal. |
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Yes it's going to be a war between them based on their style what I like between these two is there are no thrash talks involved, and they both have respect for each other I'm looking forward to their weigh-in and last Face off before fighting in the ring, I like Magsayo to win I read that he is the underdog but I bet against my cousin that Magsayo will win via stoppage, so I'm hoping to get an extra buck this weekend.
Figueroa, doing a debut in the 126 lbs is hungry for the title. On the other hand, Magsayo that previously holds the title which he lost to Vargas wants to take back the title again which he got in a tough way when he faced Gary Russell Jr. Really expect a war as both boxers want the title and nothing else. To be able to achieve that title they need to win to face Rey Vargas. I want to see Magsayo win the fight so he will get a chance for a rematch against Rey Vargas. If he didn't beat Figueroa here, he's nothing compared to Vargas. |
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This is why its unlikely that there would be some unjustifiable counts of punches landed and missed out on this one.Lets just see on whose better inside the ring
between these two.
Let's forget that speculation of cheating and anything else. I doubt that will happen in this fight. Naoya Inoue surely is pissed if something like that happened where the clear winner of the fight won't be the announced winner. It will also ruin the market of the boxing industry in Japan if such big fights will be associated with cheating. |
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He can definitely pull the trigger mate, he has fought in the last 2 years or so, it just that when he fight Inoue, he hit that wall.
Nevertheless he can still fight and his left hook is still very deadly and could lay everyone on the floor because it has power behind. But he might be cautious though, I mean it could be just case to case basis, and so in this one this is for the championship belt so it's very difficult to turn this opportunity again. So if he wins then he goes and fight again, if he losses turn him and Rachel Donaire will have to sit down and talk what will be their next move.
And he remains active while approaching the veteran age. It means his body didn't rest for long and was still able to keep up with Donaire's will. Adding also to that, Donaire keeps doing training even prior to this fight that is mandated by the WBC. Donaire also experienced already a tough wall on the bantamweight, Naoya Inoue. That's the best experienced he got against Alejandro Santiago. |
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And the bad news is that he says he hurt his hands against Chalmers, although he has history of broken arms in the past, and with his age, it might take time to heal and it will be brittle the more he fight, he is nearing 50 years old.
Agree with you. It's not that his body does have the capability of quick self-healing providing the fact that he is aged now. But if he is serious about getting into a quick rehabilitation, the technology today is somehow good and there are ways now to actually give a quick recovery for an injury like that. We have to wait then for the progress and what will be the probably next move by him. |
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Stamina was always been a problem for Mark Magsayo, I even thought that maybe it was because they don't have a good place where to jog as I have always seen them jogging on the second Mactan bridge in Cebu when he was still with the ALA stable but that problem still exist even if he was there in the US, though there is a little improvement but still it is noticeable.
I have to agree with you regarding the stamina concerns for Magsayo. But since changing head trainer in October last year, I'm sure his camp already working out for a long on how to improve Magsayo's stamina. After all, it's not that he's really getting totally exhausted the entire fight but rather just a noticeably lacking strength of his punches. Magsayo was able to survive the 12-round fight against Rey Vargas and just needs a good adjustment on how to make his stamina last longer to be able to keep also his strength last long. I'm sure that Mark Magsayo and his camp learned something about his last encounter with Vargas, whether if it's stamina or endurance to finish the whole 12 rounds without giving any huge signs of exhaustion. It's impossible to think that Magsayo haven't improved even for just a little bit after that fight as Vargas gave him a nightmare after that and I believe that became his driving force to thrive even more to be a champion once again in the future. Now, if he will still fail against Figueroa, then maybe he's just another Philippine boxer that will come and go. They really should. After all, it's not that Magsayo will always have a shot to the title fight. If he will lose this, he will eventually loses his top rankings and might be back again from scratch. Figueroa, Vargas etc. there are lots of good boxers in the Featherweight that Magsayo needs to face and won to fully recognized being a top featherweight. PH needs another title holder so I hope Magsayo will goes back into champion list. |
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I can agree to that, it was a very appreciated performance from the PH Nationals, they did try to win it for the country but luck didn't go on their side, all the hustle and all those good defense plus the aggressiveness to rally back all are being witness both from the fans in live venue and those who pay for subscriptions to watch it.
Nothing to say but to thank them with the efforts and even it's a non-bearing game, they manage to show that they are also one of the team to beat in this International league.
I recognized the effort they have given but defeat like that shouldn't always have a response that it's just fine because they gave their best, gave their heart, gave their determination and so what. That effort is not recognized in the international competition if in the end, they will lose. They should prioritize these 2 things next, 1. avoid being down by that huge lead 2. don't feel pressured at the end especially when there are lots of ways to win that game |
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If you were told the outcome of a soccer match, hours before the match was scheduled, and you were assured that it would 100% win, how much would you be willing to bet on it? Assuming it was a 100% can’t lose situation.
Assuming you had millions of dollars that you could put on the match, where would you place the bets? Bookies often limit players. How could one successfully place millions of dollars in bets without drawing up suspicions or having their money frozen? Just curious.
Can you think of another good way to earn money? Let's say, you already have millions of dollars but instead, but still considering betting on fixed games. Someone can't give the offer to bet on fixed games that easily. Those are top secrets and even with that, there's no assurance that it will be a 100% win. What if that stranger tells you to bet on that team just to make sure they are getting bets on that team but in the end, the other will won instead? |
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