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One very big fight this weekend, for the IBF middleweight title…Arthur Abraham will be the hometown favorite against a strong and game Raul Marquez 그린 마일.

Abraham goes into this fight a heavy favorite, but in boxing there is no such animal as a ‘sure thing’. Granted, in Germany, if the fight goes to a decision, there is little that Marquez can do to win 다운로드. And while Marquez can box, Abraham is an excellent boxer with a bit more speed.

That leaves only one legit way Marquez can win, and that’s via the KO route. Abraham has shown no signs of cutting, so a TKO would be a stretch. But, Raul Marquez can punch.

The odds say that Abraham, who can bang, should have little trouble with Marquez, but this is one fight where I lean to the heavier hitter. Marquez has shown good power at times and if I were to wager on this contest, it would be Marquez by KO.

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