[ Hasegawa vs. Valdez & Larios vs. Aoh ]

[Fenster]

Surely Larios can't be in that bad a way considering he's won three since Linares

On paper he wins this fight easy. He has an unbeaten record in Japan too (bear in mind ive never seen Aoh fight)

[killersheep]

Surely Larios can't be in that bad a way considering he's won three since Linares

On paper he wins this fight easy. He has an unbeaten record in Japan too (bear in mind ive never seen Aoh fight)

Aoh is kinda lazy, but he's got a spoiler style, his power comes and goes and he's a southpaw. I guess you could say he fights ugly, I fully expect him to blatantly push Oscar's head down and try to get away with some low blows.

[CutMeMick]

Surely Larios can't be in that bad a way considering he's won three since Linares

On paper he wins this fight easy. He has an unbeaten record in Japan too (bear in mind ive never seen Aoh fight)

I've seen 2 out of 3 fights and he's looked OK...

Shakey at times but he's managed to win.

I'm thinking Larios knows this is it for him and if he loses retirement is next so I think he can pull out the win.

[XaduBoxer]

Larios continued boxing like Marco Antonio Barrera... Barrera has a brain surgery before but continued boxing... It's quite a delicate situation but Barrera boxed with it through the years... Same with Edwin Valero...
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[Galaxy]

I think Aoh wins, but I may be a little bias as I got Aoh in my stable & stand to lose $3,000 if he is defeated!

[XaduBoxer]

WBC feather champ Oscar Larios (64-6-1, 40 KOs), 126, barely kept his belt as he came off the canvas from a very bad knockdown in the fourth, and withstood shaky moments to be awarded a highly controversial split decision (114-112, 115-111 and 112-114) over previously unbeaten Japanese southpaw Takahiro Aoh (16-1-1, 8 KOs), 126, over twelve heats on Thursday in Tokyo, Japan. Aoh looked a winner rather than Larios, so the spectators were stunned by the debatable verdict.

Also, WBC bantam ruler Hozumi Hasegawa (25-2, 9 KOs), 118, impressively scored his seventh successful defense by a quick demolition of WBC#2 Mexican Alejandro Valdez (21-3-1, 15 KOs), 117.5, at 2:41 of the second round. It was an encounter of southpaw contestants.

[Fenster]

Larios was a good bet after all

Didn't expect Hasegawa to win that easy.. he hits harder than his record suggests.

[killersheep]

WBC feather champ Oscar Larios (64-6-1, 40 KOs), 126, barely kept his belt as he came off the canvas from a very bad knockdown in the fourth, and withstood shaky moments to be awarded a highly controversial split decision (114-112, 115-111 and 112-114) over previously unbeaten Japanese southpaw Takahiro Aoh (16-1-1, 8 KOs), 126, over twelve heats on Thursday in Tokyo, Japan. Aoh looked a winner rather than Larios, so the spectators were stunned by the debatable verdict.

Also, WBC bantam ruler Hozumi Hasegawa (25-2, 9 KOs), 118, impressively scored his seventh successful defense by a quick demolition of WBC#2 Mexican Alejandro Valdez (21-3-1, 15 KOs), 117.5, at 2:41 of the second round. It was an encounter of southpaw contestants.

Son of a............ I'm sure it was close.

[mike_tha_man]

Damn it
ohh well