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    Comments Thread For: Robeisy Ramirez, Isaac Dogboe Easily Make Weight For Vacant WBO Featherweight Title Fight In Tulsa

    Isaac Dogboe hit the scale at his lightest weight of his current featherweight campaign. The former WBO junior featherweight titlist arrived at a shredded yet lean 124.6 pounds in a bid to become a two-division titlist. Dogboe is a sizable underdog as he faces two-time Olympic Gold medalist Robiesy Ramirez, who was 125.6 pounds ahead of their vacant WBO featherweight title fight.
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    #2
    “Shredded yet lean”? WTF Lol

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      #3
      Originally posted by CubanGuyNYC View Post
      “Shredded yet lean”? WTF Lol
      Haha - I get what you are saying. I guess this is better than shredded yet emaciated

      I'm still undecided on whether a KO or a decision - can see a wide decision on the cards - 117-111 or similar
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        #4
        Originally posted by SteveM View Post

        Haha - I get what you are saying. I guess this is better than shredded yet emaciated

        I'm still undecided on whether a KO or a decision - can see a wide decision on the cards - 117-111 or similar
        Just redundant. Anyway…we’re about to find out tomorrow night. Lol I’m leaning KO. Hope I’m right.

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          #5
          Why the hell are they fighting in tulsa
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            #6
            Originally posted by HanzGruber View Post
            Why the hell are they fighting in tulsa
            Lol I was thinking the same thing.

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              #7
              El tren by schooling.

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                #8
                Jahi Tucker is one to watch

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                  #9
                  Some names on this card I have never seen. I am very interested.

                  Ramirez should win. I have been not embarrassing myself in picks lately. But that makes Dogboe the best place to put a bet as I am not great here lately either, especially at these lighter divisions.

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                    #10
                    Ramirez and Emiliano on the same card nor bad at all by TR.

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