The way I see it though, it's the other way around. Donaire will still continue to fight, for let's say, he is able to get again another title. Losing is the only thing that I'm seeing as a reason that will put Donaire in a state where retirement should be considered.

I was able to say that because when he loses to Inoue during their first meetup, there's hesitation and doubt if he feels he can still fight.

And what happened next is history. Getting a title at the age of 38, 2 wins were made then losing to Inoue in a rematch.

As long though that those players, even not came out of high school, last long for at least 20 seasons, then it's possible for them to catch up.

The question though is, who probably has the high chance to break that record since if we just refer to the most players with currently high PPG today, it's easy to make a guess but the consistency is another question.

For now, just enjoy the show that someone is breaking a record that is tough to beat and it happened on this generation.

Keith Thurman after being defeated by Manny Pacquiao seems like the end of the world to him. After being defeated, don't know why he shows inactivity in boxing (honestly even in training). Yes, he did a comeback fight though but even winning at those, that's not the prime Keith Thurman on his usual.

Regardless though of his current status, I'm not closing the door for the possibility that he might give Spence a problem - fingers crossed.

If end up on Decision, the bad news is waiting for Thurman even though he performed well in this fight. The reason is obvious.

If that's how it will go, then no choice but to face each other. Besides, it's not really in Donaire's camp to decide who will be his next opponent.

For now, who's gonna be the one that will be put as a mandatory fighter to challenge the WBC Bantamweight is still in question.

Let's follow the progress of that story.

Actually, both promoters are unpredictable and can ruin the possibility of this to happened. For now, it's good that it's almost a done deal.

I hope though that no such thing as sudden bad news will happen on the way or else, we won't witness one of the best fights this year. Just recently, Moloney vs Donaire failed to materialize even though the probability for that to happen is almost at 100%.

I hope this fight won't end up like that.

I think it's not making sense if he will disagree. There's no other way to acquire the vacant WBC Bantamweight title if he won't fight for it.

It's also an order from the WBC and they should follow it.

Moloney wants this match as he will get the chance to get a title, now that Inoue leaves the Bantamweight.

Maybe a Beterbiev-Bivol unification fight is more possible to happen than a Spence-Crawford fight.

It's clear that Beterbiev is eager to fight Bivol to fully unified all the belts in the Light Heavyweight.

For now, according to Top Rank, there hasn't been any talk started right now but one thing is for sure, Bivol might be the next in line if no things will spoil it.

There is no such thing as gender suiting referring to specific gambling. Gamble as they want regardless of gender.

Seems unusual to see women in gambling? Not even can consider as a reason to think that gambling has a particular gender.

Maybe it's not the usual scene there in your place but from now on, let's normalize that gambling is applicable to any gender.

For me, yes that's a move. In the world of the boxing industry, a legacy alone can't be built by a boxer himself. They really need the assistance of big and top promoters in order to secure a good fight with the best opponents and of course, that said promoter should always consider their boxer's preference.

When the supposed Crawford-Spence fight failed last year even though it was almost expected to happen, Bob Arum pointed out that if only Crawford was being handled by a well-known promoter, that fight might be pushed. His statement doesn't make sense but if Arum makes it possible during the time he handled Crawford, the boxing fans should already witness by now who was the winner between Crawford and Spence.

"Can The House Be Beaten This way?"

The mentioned scenarios in the OP are not ways of beating the house, well obviously. Generally, some random hash favor that user to win on that particular session. Those scenarios mentioned instead by the OP are, a good approach when we hit a good winning amount and that should be practiced by almost gamblers every time they winning amount.

Hit and Run is a strategy to take advantage of our winnings in the casino, not a strategy to beat the house.

I think the tournament is already done, please correct me here.

The reason why you saw Efren on the news is that he finished 3rd at that tournament even at the age of 68 and his opponent was not a joke when he entered the semi-finals, the fellow Filipino and really a Pro during his prime, Alex Pagulayan that is playing under the Canadian flag.

And it's not hype but rather just surprising news here since Efren proves that he can still finish at the top of international competition.

That won't happen. Spence Jr. is truly loved by the WBC. They are the ones controlling the game and not Spence's camp alone.

After this fight though, Spence should stick with his current stand to fight at 154 lbs from now on even if that's a clear ducking to Terence Crawford.

The turnaround of event would be, if Keith Thurman will able to upset Spence but honestly I don't see it from happening.

Even prior to Naoya Inoue becoming the undisputed bantamweight champion, Stephen Fulton already express his interest that once Inoue finally moved up, he wants a clash against being called the Japanese monster. Actually, Fulton is set to move up at 126 lbs but maybe wants to taste how's the feeling of fighting against the hype Inoue and how strong he really is.

About the odds discussion, oddsmakers favor Inoue as the Favorite to win this match.

This is the first time that Fulton is being an underdog in his professional match.

Naoya Inoue Sizable Favorite in Stephen Fulton Bout

It's because, for the majority of crypto-gamblers, crypto-gambling is not supposed to be that way. We can't blame these people as they are not really comfortable providing KYC that's why they consider gambling in crypto.

However, these people should at least accept the fact that crypto-casinos will eventually face full regulation as part of being a legal business.

I'm always vocal about accepting KYC-related terms and I'm fine at complying with KYC in crypto-gambling. But with the rise of new crypto-gambling sites that we just want to test the waters, do you consider complying with KYC at those right away?

Agree with you. Unfortunately, the said winner on this topic does have a sh*tty relative where in fact, it's clear that the winner really trusts this relative but still do some sh*t. It's not that we should generalize that the same thing might happen to others but it's a case-to-case basis.

If that story leads others not to trust their relatives in big money, so be it and they can freely do it as part of security. After all, only we can know if one of our relatives can be trusted or not, especially related to money, big or small.

Robert Bolick is already aware of how big the difference is in terms of salary between playing locally and as an import overseas. However, it's not just the salary but the obligation and responsibility in order to maintain that big contract on foreign teams that are highly expected.

Once a local player considers playing outside the country, there's a low chance for that player to return to the PBA that's why it's not easy for long-time PBA players already to just accept the offer from other countries since there are lots of "what if" here.

What if got injured? What if not playing well? What if the expectations of the scout didn't meet? - might be some thoughts of those PBA players.

Well then, there's a rumor that Bolick is now in Taiwan but Pido Jarencio himself clarifies that it's not true. Who knows though?

2 days to go and Bolick's contract will expire and yet nothing hear from his side. Why it takes too long to decide? Hmmmm...

He will turn 34 years old next month. They really need to secure a deal this year and try to have at least up to 2 fights to somehow have a chance to move up in the rankings. And for let's say they can secure a fight this year, a mandatory win is necessary as losing one more time will just put him on scratch.

Since the goal is to make some noise, any opponent around his current rank under WBC will do.

As currently rank 8th by WBC, he can take those ranked 5th to 7th. The best option for me is to try securing a deal with Naoya Inoue's younger brother, Takuma Inoue who defeated 5 PH boxers already in his career. Of course, the fight should be held at 122 lbs.

The final decision should have a very serious approach.

Expecting a much higher contract extension in the free agency is a good option but how sure he was that it will be offered by the Blazers? The original offer was already good and I can't blame him expecting for more but that was a risky move. Surely, he was thinking that overnight.

I hope Jerami Grant, if ever really pushes to decline the 4-year $112M contract extension but is, unfortunately, unable to get what he's expected in the free agency in the postseason, won't turn into a Dennis Schroder 2.0.

The reason why Donaire considers moving down weight is that no chance at all to take a title shot at the Bantamweight as Inoue is really a monster.

Since Inoue moved up, Donaire shifted gears and accept the mandatory bout for the vacant WBC Bantamweight title as a Rank 2 contender.

Donaire doesn't experience much big trouble in keeping up with the required weight in his entire boxing career. Regardless if he will fight on Super Lightweight or stay in Bantamweight, no problem at all regarding weight.

Is boxing, MMA, or any other form of physical fight also included in those sports you are lacking interest in betting with?

Regardless, bookies don't see yet the market potential of that sport, and besides, that competition is relatively new in the industry.

Bookies won't look on how's the fight is perform to consider that sport to be added as a betting choice in the future.