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James Elizalde (boxing) +280
- Thread starter BuckSwope
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saw the article at "bragging rights"....i can see your point...although cora seems to be on the come....has fought better competition....and is 24 yrs. old...elizalde is 34 yrs. old....must be a very late starter....
but,at +280,i can see why you`d want to look at it....personally,i parlayed cora to bring the odds down....
but,it should be interesting.....
but,at +280,i can see why you`d want to look at it....personally,i parlayed cora to bring the odds down....
but,it should be interesting.....
Cora wins, Echols dodges bullet!
By Sam DiTusa at ringside
USBA cruiserweight champion Felix "Bad News" Cora Jr. (16-0-2, 8 KOs) dominated previously unbeaten James "Thunder" Elizalde (14-1-1, 9 KOs) Thursday night at the Northern Quest Casino in Airway Heights, Washington. Cora easily defended his title by pounding Elizalde in every round before Elizande quit on his stool after round six. Earlier, middleweight Antwun Echols survived a sixth round knockdown to stop Jameel Wilson in round seven. Wlison dropped Echols hard with a straight right in round six, but was unable to finish Atwun off. Echols (31-5-1, 27 KOs) came back in round seven and connected with six or seven unanswered punches with Wilson pinned on the ropes. At that point, referee Paul Shields halted the bout, much to the disappointment of everyone in the building as Wilson (13-7-2, 8 KOs) did not appear to be hurt. The bout took place on the inaugural card at the Northern Quest Casino, near Spokane, and was promoted by Art Pelullo's Banner Promotions.
By Sam DiTusa at ringside
USBA cruiserweight champion Felix "Bad News" Cora Jr. (16-0-2, 8 KOs) dominated previously unbeaten James "Thunder" Elizalde (14-1-1, 9 KOs) Thursday night at the Northern Quest Casino in Airway Heights, Washington. Cora easily defended his title by pounding Elizalde in every round before Elizande quit on his stool after round six. Earlier, middleweight Antwun Echols survived a sixth round knockdown to stop Jameel Wilson in round seven. Wlison dropped Echols hard with a straight right in round six, but was unable to finish Atwun off. Echols (31-5-1, 27 KOs) came back in round seven and connected with six or seven unanswered punches with Wilson pinned on the ropes. At that point, referee Paul Shields halted the bout, much to the disappointment of everyone in the building as Wilson (13-7-2, 8 KOs) did not appear to be hurt. The bout took place on the inaugural card at the Northern Quest Casino, near Spokane, and was promoted by Art Pelullo's Banner Promotions.
cora pretty much dominated...stopped him in 6 or 7....
the reason i wanted to play cora was that when they fought in the amateurs,cora was a teenager....elizande was a grown man.....i suspected that cora got better and stronger.....elizande apparently didn`t improve that much....
and the fact that cora has improved each time i saw him....
i definitely understand your wanting to take the +280.....never a bad idea to put a little on a live dog....
i wanted to wish you luck,but i had the other side in 2 parlays...
it`s a long boxing weekend......we`ll get `em....
g.l.
the reason i wanted to play cora was that when they fought in the amateurs,cora was a teenager....elizande was a grown man.....i suspected that cora got better and stronger.....elizande apparently didn`t improve that much....
and the fact that cora has improved each time i saw him....
i definitely understand your wanting to take the +280.....never a bad idea to put a little on a live dog....
i wanted to wish you luck,but i had the other side in 2 parlays...
it`s a long boxing weekend......we`ll get `em....
g.l.
