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James Kirkland v. Joel Julio - GamblersAdvisory.Com Plays
For entertainment purposes only - I don't know who is going to win this fight. But it is evenly matched with Julio having the more meaningful ring experience. As Julio is currently the underdog at +275, taking him offers compelling value.
If you have a high risk appetite, I also like the under 8.5 round prop at -170. Both men hit hard and neither is defensively skilled. I expect a shootout and stoppage.
If you have a high risk appetite, I also like the under 8.5 round prop at -170. Both men hit hard and neither is defensively skilled. I expect a shootout and stoppage.
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Alfredo Angulo v. Ricardo Mayorga
Our take: Mayorga is a live dog and has a chance to win. Take him if he is more than a +200 underdog.
Keys: 1) Mayorga has fought much better competition (Mosley, De La Hoya, Vargas, Forrest) and held his own. He beat Vargas and Forrest (twice). 2) Mayorga looked good in the recent Mosley fight. I had him ahead after 10 rounds. 3) Angulo's defense is questionable. He will get hit. If the fight turns into a brawl, Mayorga is the better brawler. The fight should be a "tossup / pickem" but we suspect that Angulo will be favored. If so, take Mayorga if the odds get compelling (+200 or better).
Keys: 1) Mayorga has fought much better competition (Mosley, De La Hoya, Vargas, Forrest) and held his own. He beat Vargas and Forrest (twice). 2) Mayorga looked good in the recent Mosley fight. I had him ahead after 10 rounds. 3) Angulo's defense is questionable. He will get hit. If the fight turns into a brawl, Mayorga is the better brawler. The fight should be a "tossup / pickem" but we suspect that Angulo will be favored. If so, take Mayorga if the odds get compelling (+200 or better).
Juan Manuel Marquez v. Juan Diaz
Our take: Marquez wins.
Some Keys: 1) Marquez is more skilled; 2) Diaz's loss to Nate Campbell provides the blueprint on how to beat him; 3) Diaz doesn't have one punch power and has slower handspeed than Manny Pacquiao, against whom Marquez has gone the distance twice.
Some Keys: 1) Marquez is more skilled; 2) Diaz's loss to Nate Campbell provides the blueprint on how to beat him; 3) Diaz doesn't have one punch power and has slower handspeed than Manny Pacquiao, against whom Marquez has gone the distance twice.
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Holiday Wishes From Mikkel Kessler
Holiday Wishes From Mikkel Kessler
A Polite Call-Out From Kessler
Hello Readers,
First, I would like to wish Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all my fans, indeed to all boxing fans around the globe. Here’s to a great 2009 with peace and prosperity for one and all.
My purpose is to let my fans and all boxing fans around the world know my past and current boxing agenda.
I went from Denmark to America THREE TIMES in 2008 trying to drum up a big fight. I attended the Kelly Pavlik-Jermain Taylor rematch, the Bernard Hopkins-Joe Calzaghe fight and the Roy Jones-Calzaghe bout. I enjoy both Las Vegas and New York but those were business trips. My dream is to fight big fights in the United States against the best of the best.
Bernard Hopkins. Joe Calzaghe. Chad Dawson. Winky Wright. Jermain Taylor. Kelly Pavlik.
Six great fighters, no doubt. And, starting with ring legend Hopkins, six fighters who all refused to seriously discuss fighting me this past year. I respect all of them as boxers and great competitors but, for some reason, I can’t get any of t hem to fight me.
Now I know some people say I’ve been hiding in Europe and not fighting the big names. That’s not fair and that’s not true. I regained my WBA title, which is important to me, against unbeaten Dimitri Sartison and then fought a required mandatory against Danillo Haussler. I didn’t make Haussler the mandatory challenger but I did cut him down in three rounds.
Naturally, I am extremely frustrated as I seek bigger game. I am hoping that 2009 will be different, that I will be able to match my skills in America against the likes of the Big Six.
I’m not here to call anyone names or issue childish insults. That’s not the Viking Warrior’s style, people know that.
But Hopkins says he doesn’t want to hear my name although I’d gladly fight him at 168 pounds for my title or at a catch weight.
Calzaghe beat me on points in an excellent fight and has been consistent in saying he will never give me a second chance. He’s a great one but I wish he’d change his mind. He said he never gives rematches yet he gave one to Mario Veit. It was Joe who suggested I fight Hopkins. I agree but Bernard doesn't like the idea.
Unbeaten Dawson is young and unbeaten. I would fight him at super middleweight or at a catch weight but he and/or his handlers are not interested.
As for Winky, I’ve been hearing his name all year, from January to December, but it’s clear he also wants no part of me.
Taylor will never fight me according to his guy, Lou DiBella. I’ve given up on getting Jermain in the ring.
Though he lost to Hopkins, Pavlik is still an excellent, rugged champion. He calls me a real beast and I say the same about him. That’s a bout I would really get excited about but it seems unlikely.
I’m not a guy to shout from the rooftops but everything I’ve said here is factual.
I just hope I can fill up my 2009 dance card with some or any of these reluctant but great warriors as listed above.
Thanks again to all the fans, in Denmark and elsewhere, who give me such great support. Know that I appreciate it greatly!
Sincerely,
Mikkel Kessler
A Polite Call-Out From Kessler
Hello Readers,
First, I would like to wish Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all my fans, indeed to all boxing fans around the globe. Here’s to a great 2009 with peace and prosperity for one and all.
My purpose is to let my fans and all boxing fans around the world know my past and current boxing agenda.
I went from Denmark to America THREE TIMES in 2008 trying to drum up a big fight. I attended the Kelly Pavlik-Jermain Taylor rematch, the Bernard Hopkins-Joe Calzaghe fight and the Roy Jones-Calzaghe bout. I enjoy both Las Vegas and New York but those were business trips. My dream is to fight big fights in the United States against the best of the best.
Bernard Hopkins. Joe Calzaghe. Chad Dawson. Winky Wright. Jermain Taylor. Kelly Pavlik.
Six great fighters, no doubt. And, starting with ring legend Hopkins, six fighters who all refused to seriously discuss fighting me this past year. I respect all of them as boxers and great competitors but, for some reason, I can’t get any of t hem to fight me.
Now I know some people say I’ve been hiding in Europe and not fighting the big names. That’s not fair and that’s not true. I regained my WBA title, which is important to me, against unbeaten Dimitri Sartison and then fought a required mandatory against Danillo Haussler. I didn’t make Haussler the mandatory challenger but I did cut him down in three rounds.
Naturally, I am extremely frustrated as I seek bigger game. I am hoping that 2009 will be different, that I will be able to match my skills in America against the likes of the Big Six.
I’m not here to call anyone names or issue childish insults. That’s not the Viking Warrior’s style, people know that.
But Hopkins says he doesn’t want to hear my name although I’d gladly fight him at 168 pounds for my title or at a catch weight.
Calzaghe beat me on points in an excellent fight and has been consistent in saying he will never give me a second chance. He’s a great one but I wish he’d change his mind. He said he never gives rematches yet he gave one to Mario Veit. It was Joe who suggested I fight Hopkins. I agree but Bernard doesn't like the idea.
Unbeaten Dawson is young and unbeaten. I would fight him at super middleweight or at a catch weight but he and/or his handlers are not interested.
As for Winky, I’ve been hearing his name all year, from January to December, but it’s clear he also wants no part of me.
Taylor will never fight me according to his guy, Lou DiBella. I’ve given up on getting Jermain in the ring.
Though he lost to Hopkins, Pavlik is still an excellent, rugged champion. He calls me a real beast and I say the same about him. That’s a bout I would really get excited about but it seems unlikely.
I’m not a guy to shout from the rooftops but everything I’ve said here is factual.
I just hope I can fill up my 2009 dance card with some or any of these reluctant but great warriors as listed above.
Thanks again to all the fans, in Denmark and elsewhere, who give me such great support. Know that I appreciate it greatly!
Sincerely,
Mikkel Kessler
Sunday, January 4, 2009
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