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There is a fight posted in the

Off The Wall forum for this Saturday night featuring

Roy Jones Jr Vs Felix Trinidad.


Its hard to believe but BOXLOCKS and myself are wagering on of the same outcome.

BOXLOCKS has 2500/4000 over 11.5 rounds(+165)

KOD - 1775/1952 over 10.5 rounds (+110)


The fight is under Don King and is going on PPV
at 49.95

And the only ones that will watch it are the ones making the play on the over, because this fight will be boring as hell.

Its been a long time since BOXLOCKS and I have agreed on a boxing outcome. Past history shows that when we do, this fight will be Bam, Boom, Boola Boola ass long fight.

Take the ticket to the cashiers window.

I hate it when its this easy.

I smell money and it smells green .
 
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A fight like this makes me want to kiss
a huge pit bull right on the lips
 

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Jones faces Trinidad Saturday, Jan. 19 live from Madison Square Garden in New York City. The fight will be broadcast on HBO Pay-Per-View, starting at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT.

Two of the greatest fighters in history, Trinidad and Jones will enter the ring for a 12-round light heavyweight fight. Jones (51-4, 38 KOs) is an eight-time world champion in four different weight classes. Trinidad owns a 42-2 record with 35 knockouts and is a five-time world champ in three weight divisions.
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"Roy Jones don't play that 'You hit me and I'll hit you.' I hit you and you don't hit me back. I'll fight toe-to-toe, to the death if I have to, but only if I have to. So far I've never had to."

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Jones is very difficult to hit. He is up in age and like Trinidad, the power that once was, is no more.

Come on champs, lets just make some millions, put on a good show for the folks, and take this mofo the distance.

you know you want to. No embarressment for either old ass fighters. Just tap dancing.
 

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please post your plays in the appropriate forums. general discussion is not for picks.

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.25 unit is not $2,500. BOXLOCKS doesnt like it when you fudge the math.

please stop causing problems, or BBC is gonna get his Louisville slugger.

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IX

I think your mistaken.

How much is .25 then ?
 

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Felix Trinidad - Chronology

1973 Born January 10 in Cupey Alto, Puerto Rico
1985 Begins boxing
1990 Turns professional
1993 Wins IBF welterweight title with 2nd-round knockout of Maurice Blocker
1994 Unanimous decision over Hector "Macho" Camacho
1999 Defeats Pernell "Sweat Pea" Whitaker
1999 Decision over Oscar De La Hoya captures WBA welterweight title
2000 Defeats David Reid to capture WBA super welterweight title
2000 TKO of Fernando Vargas, wins IBF super welterweight title
2001 Knocks out WBA middleweight champion William Joppy
2001 Loses to Bernard Hopkins by a TKO in fight to determine undisputed middleweight champion
2002 Wins by TKO over Hasine Cherifi in 4th round
2002 Announces his retirement in July
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Lets do the math here. Felix has been retired from boxing now for over five years. And he has only had 4 fights in the four years previous. Not exactly a busy fighter if you catch my drift.

Geez Louise.

Kinda lose your focus and stamina for the KO dont you think there Tito .

When this fight is over I will meet you on 444 Glory Rd , it runs off from 777 Victory Lane and that is where I lives.
 
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Jones has made clear many times that he has conflicted feelings about boxing, mostly because of the sport's inherent danger--for both combatants. Even a great fighter gets hit sometimes, and the human brain was not designed to endure much battering within the skull. Jones has seen up close the effects of one severe knockout punch on a friend of his: Gerald McClellan, whose eyesight, hearing, and speech were badly damaged. As he said to USA Today, ``I care about my well-being after boxing. This game is dangerous. It doesn't take an accumulation of punches to mess you up. Gerald didn't have any hard fights before Benn. And look what happened.'` A year later, he was quoted in the same paper: ``This game is not a good game for anyone--me or anyone else. Look at the history of the guys who were great. Look at their condition 10 years after they're done. This game doesn't usually deal you a good hand, not in the long run.'`

It is very rare for a fighter to discuss the long-term effects of the sport, but Jones is honest about the risks entailed. In addition to being a great athlete, Jones is intelligent and sensitive--and he does not want those qualities diminished.

The other side of the issue is that Jones does not want to maim anyone. He has a well-developed conscience, and would hate to inflict a terrible injury. Sometimes when Jones fights opponents who are far below his caliber, he has to look out for the other man's well-being. For instance, when pressure from promoters and the challenger pushed Jones into taking on Vinny Pacienza in June 1995, he was not happy about it. He knew Pacienza was past his prime but also had the kind of grit that would keep him going even if the going got dangerously self-destructive. In that fight, Jones' intent to avoid hurting Pacienza prompted the referee to issue a warning. Then, as he steadily bloodied and rocked Pacienza at will, Jones all but pleaded with the ref to halt the fight. After six rounds, a TKO finally was called.

``I cried after the Pazienza fight,'` said Jones in the New York Times. ``It tore me up inside. It really made me wonder about what I do automatically
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This says alot about someone now fighting at the age of 38. Does anyone think he will really stick it to Felix and try to KO him, or leave himself open to a detached retina, brain swelling, health issues in his coming years.

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Maybe you and I could set up a boxing match Scooter. We could get one of the books to set a line and everything. Talk about a Madjacks promotion.

You think you wander aimlessly and babble to yourself now, wait till I rattle your skull a few times big boy. Then agian, I might knock some sense into you.


:0corn :0corn :0corn :0corn
 

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Ticket sales have been weak, the asking price for the PPV is a paltry 25 bones and HBO wants nothing to do with it. Three or four years ago this article would probably have been entitled, ?The Prince versus the King? but that was then and the mighty has fallen. RJJ is no longer a draw, and the meager interest in this one revolves around two themes.

First and foremost in my mind is concern. Whether on a nature show or in a boxing ring, it?s always difficult to watch a predator turn into prey, but that?s exactly what has happened to Jones. I don?t see what is to be gained in pursuing his career, that is worth the risk of suffering a permanently debilitating injury or worse. In his last outing, Roy looked fantastic for about four minutes but the slightest poke to the whiskers and that frightening glazed look came over him; the same look he had while staring up at the lights and the victorious Glen Johnson. :142smilie

Jones has made some claims and had some creative reasons to explain the losses, most noteworthy and insulting to fans and the sport being that he threw the third Tarver fight. Maybe that?s a sign that a screw was knocked loose. He has also stated that, come Saturday, we are going to see the old Roy Jones. We?ve heard that before and it would explain the poor ticket sales. If the latest reincarnation is the same version of the old Roy that re-matched Tarver, we don?t wanna see it. Posing is for models and showboating is for the victorious.:00hour

The point here is not to disrespect Roy Jones. He had a magnificent career, is a lock for the hall and provided fans with countless highlight clips that will wow generation after generation. In the process of reaching superstardom he has also amassed enough cash to fund an insurgency. So what does this fight get Jones? If he is looking to go out with a win I can understand that. Badi looks like a soft touch who lacks confidence?maybe Roy wants to retire with any ol? belt and figures to cruise to a safe and boring victory. Whatever that might do for his ego, it certainly won?t add any luster to his tarnished legacy. What about if he loses, and what if he loses badly? Does Roy Jones want to be looked upon with the same sadness and pity with which many view Evander Holyfield? How many more slobber-knockers will it take to slur his speech? Maybe it?s age, but I have zero morbid curiosity, no interest in rubber necking car accidents and the last thing I ever want to see in a boxing ring is someone seriously injured.:0corn

There is only one more fight out there for Roy Jones, and a win would provide him redemption and absolution and be an almost unbearably poetic capper for his brilliant career. Unfortunately, it would provide the same for his opponent. An opponent who was bigger and stronger in his last fight than in his entire career. An opponent who didn?t bother taking Antonio Tarver to school, he dropped him off at daycare. Just how boring is retirement, Bernard?

That little voice that hints at such things gets a lot softer after reviewing Roy?s last outings and doing an objective assessment. 37 years old, three straight losses. Somehow, however, it just will not be completely silenced and the job of making that happen falls to Prince Badi Ajamu. He is not Glen Johnson, and he is not Antonio Tarver?but Roy Jones is no longer Roy Jones.

I don?t know how it?s going to go down this weekend, but more importantly than what to hope, I know what to hope against.

7-25-2006
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Kiss my ass and call me Tilly.

That guy nailed it there.
 

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Trainer - Its round 11 and KOD just won the money, now what you gonna do.

Roy - Round 11 already , where is that Felix I am going to knock him the fawk out.

Trainer - No dont do that or BOXLOCKS wont win
the cash.

Roy - OK
 

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Felix took a beating but stayed on his feet. And Roy Jones Jr is going to do this to
Felix at age 38 ? I smell money and it smells
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Trinidad's would reach his defining moment in the sport on Sept. 18, 1999, when he finally got the man he had sought after for years, WBC welterweight champion Oscar De La Hoya. The ?Fight of the Millennium.? which was purchased by a record setting 1.2 million people on Pay Per View, the biggest ever to watch a non-heavyweight event, was to prove if Trinidad was to indeed one of the pound for pound best. Victory would not come easy for "Tito" who came in expecting a Toe to Toe figh, but got a De la Hoya who carefully and soundly boxed the first half of the fight, managing to keep Trinidad off balance and uncomfortable. However "Tito's heart and his unrelaenting desire to win allowed him to take control of the second half from a badly winded De la Yoya who ran for most of the ever important championship rounds. De la Hoya was continuously booed by his largely partisan crowd who cheered on "Tito" until the closing bell.

Tito's persevarance and courage ultimately rewarded him with a majority decision and the bragging rights of having handed the "Golden Boy" his first loss as a professional. De La Hoya also became the second former olympian to fall to the idol of Puerto Rico.

Tito's reception on the island following the win was simply staggering. To the point that the Goverment gave the population the day off in order to greet and celebrate with their young boxing embassador.

After negotiations broke down for a rematch with De la Hoya, Trinidad?s would move up in weight on March 3, 2000 to challenge his third former olympian in WBA Jr. Middleweight champion "The American Dream" David Reid. Tito would find himself on the canvas early in the third round, but as was his custom, rose to tear his antagonist apart, flooring Reid four brutal times in route to an unanimous decision. Reid would never recover professionaly from the loss and would later retire after losing to journeyman Sam Hill.
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Decisions, decisions, take it to the judges baby !
 

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please post your plays in the appropriate forums. general discussion is not for picks.

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But IX If i post in the off the wall forum not enough people will see it and pay attention to me!

I mean i posted the play 5 days ago and replied to myself 16 times and it only has 120 views!!!!!!!!!!

This will not stand sir!!!!!!! i must have maximum attention!!!

So despite you asking me to stop whoring my pick in this forum im going to continue to post information about the match along with pictures with idiotic captions at the bottom

if i dont get my 1500 views i might have to hang myself..

now ill thank you to leave me be so i can keep refreshing my screen to see if anyone is noticing..

Sincerely,

your attention whore Scott
 
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