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First off, it didn't seem Peter had any real chance to win by decision and there was no reason to think he was a favorite for the UD. He came out better than EVER and no one could have predicted that accurately.
Second, Toney to not win by KO/DQ/TKO was not that great of a bet, we know peter loves the rabbit punches and time and time again he was pushing the line with the punches behind the head and the unsportsmanship like conduct in response to Toney's same. To me, I think someone stated it best when they said the over was the best bet in boxing. Just trying to give my unbiased observations. |
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dude. relax. my tone wasn't hostile, and you have my word that i wasn't insulting you whenever i replied to you or anyone else's comments. i obviously had strong opinions myself about this bout.
about this bout: smart money was on toney winning if it went to a dec with the assumption toney was in better shape than the first fight. this was the gist of my posts, and to explain some of the reasons why i thought this was still the case despite toney weighing at 234lbs. of course saying peter had zero chance of winning unless it was by ko was exaggerated, there is no such thing in professional sports as one team or one athlete having zero chance at anything. i made the comment to drive a point i obviously felt strong about: that peter winning a dec was very unlikely. imo it was as unlikely as toney winning by ko. i hope this helps clear things up. |
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It turn out that Jay "Early Stoppage" Nady (as I and Zab Judah like to call him) will not be referring this fight like intial reported. Jorge Alonso will be the third man in the ring tomorrow night.
I guess that is good for anybody who has the OVER or the NO KO, TKO, DQ Prop because Jay Nady is not afraid to jump in at the first signs of trouble for a fighter. * For the record I whole-heartly agree with Nadys stop on Judah against Kotsya Tszyu. Tuds |
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