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vazquez teaches ET a lesson.

50k minimum

i'll put down 1 million on sansona over vasquez jr... :boxing::boxing:

sig it pot-su :D

i'll put down 1 million on sansona over vasquez jr... :boxing::boxing:

sig it pot-su :D

pare kita mo ba yung weigh-in, check mo yung vid..
sobrang kabado si Marvin.. Sana manalo pa rin..

MarVIN "DICTIVE" Sonsona - WAAAAAAAR!

pare kita mo ba yung weigh-in, check mo yung vid..
sobrang kabado si Marvin.. Sana manalo pa rin..

MarVIN "DICTIVE" Sonsona - WAAAAAAAR!

llamado si Sansona ata pre diba?

ang build ni vasquez parang kang pacquiao. hahaha. Medyo na patingin tuloy si sonsona..

ang build ni vasquez parang kang pacquiao. hahaha. Medyo na patingin tuloy si sonsona..

lolz napansin ko yun sa picture, sa isip siguro nung bata, patay ang laki nitong kalaban ko hehe ...

ano yung weight difference nila tol?

pare kita mo ba yung weigh-in, check mo yung vid..
sobrang kabado si Marvin.. Sana manalo pa rin..

MarVIN "DICTIVE" Sonsona - WAAAAAAAR!

di naman cguro kinabahan yun pre na star struck lang ata....pag tingin ni Marvin sa abs porma eh...whahaha pero sa tingin ko kayang kaya ni Marvin feeling super star si Jr. mas kabado pa nga yun sa tingin ko eh. cgurado try nya e bully si Marvin dun cya mag kakamali ma cocounter cya tapos ang laban 4-6 rounds...:boxing:

50 million kailan ba ang laban?

50 million kailan ba ang laban?

sat night bossing sunday na satin sa pinas....hehe:boxing:

mas excited ako sa laban na to kaysa kay Mayol..
though gusto ko parehas sila manalo.

:boxing: :boxing: :boxing: :boxing:

WILFREDO VAZQUEZ Jr vs MARVIN SONSONA

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Location:
BAYAMON, PR, Feb. 27
Graham's Odds:
Vazquez -165; Sonsona +135
Over 8.5 -120; under 8.5 +100

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BAYAMON, PR, Feb. 27

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Vazquez -165; Sonsona +135

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Over 8.5 -120; under 8.5 +100

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Two exciting, unbeaten young fighters meet for the vacant WBO junior featherweight title in the main event on Saturday’s Double Assault PPV show when Wilfredo Vazquez Jr., with a Puerto Rican crowd behind him and his ex-champ father in his corner, faces his stiffest test against Filipino Marvin Sonsona
The fight will be preceded by the Rodel Mayol-Omar Nino Romero championship bout in Mexico, but the Vazquez-Sonsona bout is the one that I am awaiting with the greater sense of anticipation.
Vazquez, 25, is the favourite. He has the home-turf advantage, and Sonsona is moving up two weight divisions, from junior bantam. Sonsona was struggling to keep his weight down to 115 pounds, though, and he failed to make the junior bantam limit for a title defence against Alejandro Hernandez in November. This was, I think, a case of the 19-year-old Sonsona simply filling out naturally with maturity. He weighed 121.4 pounds at Friday’s weigh-in and I expect him to be strong at the weight.
The fight is intriguing. Vazquez had no amateur experience but he has developed into a classy boxer-puncher, with 14 KOs in his 17 wins (one draw).
Wilfredo Vazquez Sr. has done a wonderful job training his son. The younger Vazquez throws his punches with a power and precision reminiscent of his father, and he has been looking very impressive with a series of dominant wins over Mexican veterans. He stopped former world title challengers Cecilio Santos and Genaro Garcia in his last two fights and looked outstanding. Vazquez was, however, meeting faded fighters who had been in the wars. Sonsona is a young, fresh, fast, ambitious fighter, and he is a southpaw.
Vazquez looks on paper to be the more powerful puncher because he would seem to be the bigger man, but Sonsona scored some spectacular wins in the Philippines and twice dropped the very tough Jose “Carita” Lopez in their title fight at 115 pounds. Sonsona struggled in his last fight, when he faded late against Alejandro Hernandez, but I think he probably drained himself trying to get down to 115 pounds — he came in two and a half pounds over the limit and lost his WBO title on the scales.
There are two big questions concerning Sonsona on Saturday: Will he carry his punching power up two weight classes and will he be able to stand up to the heavy shots of a boxer who has fought at junior lightweight? We will not know the answer until the bout is in progress.
Vazquez seems to have great natural talent but he hasn’t yet had to prevail in a long, tough fight. I understand that he hurt his right hand in a drawn bout in Mexico, when the willing Jorge Cardenas kept on top of him for much of the eight rounds. I made Vazquez the winner but he didn’t look comfortable under pressure. That fight was more than two years ago, but it did put a little doubt in my mind. Is Vazquez one of those good “on top” fighters who will falter in the fire of a fierce contest?
Sonsona had a good amateur background in the Philippines and I view him as an athletic, gifted boxer who is tougher than his boyish looks suggest. He showed ring intelligence in his bout with Jose Lopez, going to a hit-and-move style in the later rounds when the durable veteran mounted a rally.
I think that Sonsona’s versatility will help him on Saturday. He can box and he can bang. Also, he has been in two gruelling 12-round bouts in which he had to overcome adversity. Vazquez has not been in fights of this nature — unless you count the drawn eight-rounder in Mexico. Over the last couple of years, Vazquez has been winning all the way — he hasn't had to dig down and fight his way through.
Vazquez and Sonsona are outstanding young fighters but I sense there is something a bit special about the Filipino southpaw. I think he is a bit quicker than Vazquez, both on his feet and with his fists. I think Sonsona can get in first and hardest when the boxers begin to fire their best punches.
This should be an exciting and dramatic fight and I can’t see it going the distance. I’m going to go for Sonsona to pull off the upset by stopping Vazquez in nine rounds.




Last Updated: February 26, 2010 9:02pmNote: Odds are for entertainment purposes only

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streaming at many sites tonight 6pm pst:
http://www.myp2p.eu/competition.php?competitionid=69&part=sports&discipline=other

streaming at many sites tonight 6pm pst:
http://www.myp2p.eu/competition.php?competitionid=69&part=sports&discipline=other

My 30K to win 50K If Sonsona KO/TKO Vazquez...deal?.

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My 30K to win 50K If Sonsona KO/TKO Vazquez...deal?.
no.
sonsona is more than a live underdog here!

read houston above

no.
sonsona is more than a live underdog here!

read houston above


So you'll bet on your boy but think he might get KO'd or TKO'd.

Only straight bet huh.

Lahat Ng Mga Taya Ang Kinuha!

Lahat Ng Mga Tae Ang Kinula!



What does that mean?...


All of them **** the rinsed?..

What does that mean?...


All of them **** the rinsed?..
lol.....

Maybe it means all the bet was taken.

:banghead: oh well....

fvcking sonsona he thought he can emulate Pacquiao by staying on the ropes.
And what a fvcking stance, he bends too much. He should be fighting like a tall guy. No jabs, lack defence, and most of all he punches like the fvcking guy in the first bout.

Talo pinoy sa bet ngayun.

I'm sorry , didnt know it turned into an excuse thread . I'll let my self out.

muntik na maubos e-points ko kay Sansona. :crying:

muntik na maubos e-points ko kay Sansona. :crying:

May ka bet din ako. Mabuti na lang di-nagconfirm agad. Na save ang 50k ko lolz

May ka bet din ako. Mabuti na lang di-nagconfirm agad. Na save ang 50k ko lolz

talo ako 1.3 million plus tax... :nonono:

talo ako 1.3 million plus tax... :nonono:
akala ko malaki na talo ko, maeron pa pala 1.3M.. hehehe
ako 350K, akala ko talaga kayang kaya ni Sonsona.. Naku
kay Pacman naman hirap makahanap ng kapustahan...

di nyo naman pera yun talo sa inyo ah kina magic at aho pa ha! sila ang nadale hehehe.

sabi nga sa inyo sugal nyo k clotey eh! hehehe

wilfredo vazquez jr vs marvin sonsona

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<label>odds (line 1):</label>
vazquez -165; sonsona +135

<label>odds (line 2):</label>
over 8.5 -120; under 8.5 +100

<label>main body:</label>
two exciting, unbeaten young fighters meet for the vacant wbo junior featherweight title in the main event on saturday’s double assault ppv show when wilfredo vazquez jr., with a puerto rican crowd behind him and his ex-champ father in his corner, faces his stiffest test against filipino marvin sonsona
the fight will be preceded by the rodel mayol-omar nino romero championship bout in mexico, but the vazquez-sonsona bout is the one that i am awaiting with the greater sense of anticipation.
Vazquez, 25, is the favourite. He has the home-turf advantage, and sonsona is moving up two weight divisions, from junior bantam. Sonsona was struggling to keep his weight down to 115 pounds, though, and he failed to make the junior bantam limit for a title defence against alejandro hernandez in november. This was, i think, a case of the 19-year-old sonsona simply filling out naturally with maturity. He weighed 121.4 pounds at friday’s weigh-in and i expect him to be strong at the weight.
The fight is intriguing. Vazquez had no amateur experience but he has developed into a classy boxer-puncher, with 14 kos in his 17 wins (one draw).
Wilfredo vazquez sr. Has done a wonderful job training his son. The younger vazquez throws his punches with a power and precision reminiscent of his father, and he has been looking very impressive with a series of dominant wins over mexican veterans. He stopped former world title challengers cecilio santos and genaro garcia in his last two fights and looked outstanding. Vazquez was, however, meeting faded fighters who had been in the wars. Sonsona is a young, fresh, fast, ambitious fighter, and he is a southpaw.
Vazquez looks on paper to be the more powerful puncher because he would seem to be the bigger man, but sonsona scored some spectacular wins in the philippines and twice dropped the very tough jose “carita” lopez in their title fight at 115 pounds. Sonsona struggled in his last fight, when he faded late against alejandro hernandez, but i think he probably drained himself trying to get down to 115 pounds — he came in two and a half pounds over the limit and lost his wbo title on the scales.
There are two big questions concerning sonsona on saturday: Will he carry his punching power up two weight classes and will he be able to stand up to the heavy shots of a boxer who has fought at junior lightweight? We will not know the answer until the bout is in progress.
Vazquez seems to have great natural talent but he hasn’t yet had to prevail in a long, tough fight. I understand that he hurt his right hand in a drawn bout in mexico, when the willing jorge cardenas kept on top of him for much of the eight rounds. I made vazquez the winner but he didn’t look comfortable under pressure. That fight was more than two years ago, but it did put a little doubt in my mind. Is vazquez one of those good “on top” fighters who will falter in the fire of a fierce contest?
Sonsona had a good amateur background in the philippines and i view him as an athletic, gifted boxer who is tougher than his boyish looks suggest. He showed ring intelligence in his bout with jose lopez, going to a hit-and-move style in the later rounds when the durable veteran mounted a rally.
I think that sonsona’s versatility will help him on saturday. He can box and he can bang. Also, he has been in two gruelling 12-round bouts in which he had to overcome adversity. Vazquez has not been in fights of this nature — unless you count the drawn eight-rounder in mexico. Over the last couple of years, vazquez has been winning all the way — he hasn't had to dig down and fight his way through.
Vazquez and sonsona are outstanding young fighters but i sense there is something a bit special about the filipino southpaw. I think he is a bit quicker than vazquez, both on his feet and with his fists. I think sonsona can get in first and hardest when the boxers begin to fire their best punches.
This should be an exciting and dramatic fight and i can’t see it going the distance. I’m going to go for sonsona to pull off the upset by stopping vazquez in nine rounds.




Last updated: February 26, 2010 9:02pmnote: Odds are for entertainment purposes only

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i beat houston !!! Aha ha ha ha!!!

Congrats `STEELHEAD! I sent you the epoints already!



i beat houston !!! Aha ha ha ha!!!

pa share nman ng link nung laban mga pre salams:banana:

Nanlumo ako nung natalo si Sonsona....sayang....

sana makabangon siya sa pagkatalo na ito...

akala ko malaki na talo ko, maeron pa pala 1.3M.. hehehe
ako 350K, akala ko talaga kayang kaya ni Sonsona.. Naku
kay Pacman naman hirap makahanap ng kapustahan...

ako din big time sa pag ka talo... 800k ata lahat2 plus taxs....:no1: