Manny Pacquiao the Odds on Favorite Over David Diaz

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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Manny Pacquiao the Odds on Favorite Over David Diaz

    As it stands, the betting odds for reigning WBC Lightweight titlist David Diaz to keep his belt against Manny Pacquiao when the two square off on June 28th at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas are like what Don King King used to say: "Slim and none - and slim's outta' town." [details]
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    Pac man by TKO rd 9

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    • kfinger56
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      I'm thinking of inviting some non-fans over to watch this fight in the hopes of turning them on to boxing. Any thoughts?

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      • shadeyfizzle
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        #4
        Originally posted by BIGPOPPAPUMP
        As it stands, the betting odds for reigning WBC Lightweight titlist David Diaz to keep his belt against Manny Pacquiao when the two square off on June 28th at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas are like what Don King King used to say: "Slim and none - and slim's outta' town." [details]
        uhhh.....duh.

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        • JcourT
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          #5
          Originally posted by kfinger56
          I'm thinking of inviting some non-fans over to watch this fight in the hopes of turning them on to boxing. Any thoughts?
          Id say any pacman fight is good to get a casual or non-fan into the sport, its basically guaranteed action which is what most casual (and usually hardcore) fans like the best

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          • boxing4ever
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            I hope Diaz pulls the upset and takes out pacman.

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            • STEELHEAD
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              a value bet... he he.


              altho stranger things have happened!

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              • no1p4p
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                pacman is gunna destroy diaz. It should be an exciting fight

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                • puromexicano198
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by BIGPOPPAPUMP
                  As it stands, the betting odds for reigning WBC Lightweight titlist David Diaz to keep his belt against Manny Pacquiao when the two square off on June 28th at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas are like what Don King King used to say: "Slim and none - and slim's outta' town." [details]
                  Pacman by round 5 or 6.

                  Depends on how much homework Diaz and his team did on Pacman.

                  What can cause Pacman to fail, in relaity is his overconfidence or taking it lightly.

                  We'll see.

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                  • shadeyfizzle
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                    Originally posted by puromexicano198
                    Pacman by round 5 or 6.

                    Depends on how much homework Diaz and his team did on Pacman.

                    What can cause Pacman to fail, in relaity is his overconfidence or taking it lightly.

                    We'll see.
                    What homework??? Pacquiao comes to EVERY fight with the same strategy.
                    jab, left.
                    double jab left
                    Always thinking knockout

                    What else is there to learn??

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