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    Klitschko's Size Should Overcome Gomez, Says Atlas

    Recently, trainer and ESPN personality Teddy Atlas took a look at the March 21 bout between WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko and mandatory contender Juan Carlos Gomez. The fight takes place at Hanns-Martin-Schleyer Halle in Stuttgart, Germany and ESPN will televise the fight. Atlas doesn't see the fight, based on styles, playing out to be a heavyweight classic. [details]

    #2
    Wlad knocks Arreola out, cold.

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      #3
      oh **** ... here we go ... gonna go find a bet on this one now its a lock...

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        #4
        OMG he actually picked Klitschko all hell froze over. Now I wanna bet on Gomez

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          #5
          thank you teddy!

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            #6
            Uh oh. Klitschko fans beware.

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              #7
              This is the ONE TIME, Teddy will be right....

              Sadly, it's during the fight that anyone and their mother could pick, without needing much knowledge of the sport at their disposal.

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                #8
                I saw Gomez on TV yesterday talkin about fighting Vitali.......he said Vitali was standin' his way to get the big money, so he said he has to get rid of Vitali to make some REAL money........he's supposed to pocket 1 million euros for this fight......dude sounded like he is so sure he'll win but he didn't look like he was in shape.....really sloppy! Vitali is not my favorite Klitch but he should take this.......

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                  #9
                  Atlas will be right for once. VK by KO.

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                    #10
                    I'm with Teddy on this one, I don't even give Gomez a chance.

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