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Martin Rogan 5 - 1 to beat Audley

Your thoughts?

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sounds like a good bet take it :TU:
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Daveyswan wrote:Martin Rogan 5 - 1 to beat Audley

Your thoughts?

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Don't. Audley will beat him.



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5-1 in a two horse race where one of the horses has a history of not enjoying running that much... sounds okay to me bennie :wink:
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Ye exactly my thoughts

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Backing him to win by KO would surely be better value, if he is going to win I can't see it been on points.
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Hagler2002 wrote:Backing him to win by KO would surely be better value, if he is going to win I can't see it been on points.
Yeah good call!

The odds are generous at 5/1 IMO, but I'm racked off with value bets after wasting some of my Haye winnings on backing Barrett at 66/1 in each of the first 3 rounds
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Counter-puncher wrote:5-1 in a two horse race where one of the horses has a history of not enjoying running that much... sounds okay to me bennie :wink:
I know what you are saying but Audley got in a 10-round warm-up in September against Arias; Rogan has been out since April, when he boxed those three three-rounders. This makes a huge difference, in my opinion.
I just cannot see how even Audley can lose.
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I would love for Roggie to knock out Audley but it's not going to happen. Martin is brave but does lack a defence - Dolan nearly had him out of there in the final round of PrizeFighter and he's a crusierweight. I feel it will go four rounds before the referee steps in.
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Great bet 9/2,Rogies a tough cookie,ask yourself could audley win a heavyweight prizefighter?
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standing8 wrote:Great bet 9/2,Rogies a tough cookie,ask yourself could audley win a heavyweight prizefighter?
Who has Rogan fought to prove he is such a tough cookie tho? If we're working by your theory of if someone can't win prizefighter they cant beat Rogan then I can turn it around and say if Rogan can't KO Paul King then how can he KO Audley. It's all well and good saying Sprott knocked Audley out, but then Williams couldnt KO Audley, neither could Guinn and in the last few rounds he landed a lot of shots.

Im amused people are in here saying they are gonna bet this and that. Ill tell you what you guys are gonna do, blab in here about what gambling geniuses you are, and then put 20 pence on Rogan to win. Seriously if any of you actually think Rogan will win, then lets see your bet slips and lets see you bet a significant amount. 100 quid plus.

Standing8 if Audley stops Rogan will you be saying Audley stopped a tough cookie? Personally I doubt it. After the fight people will shrug their shoulders, say Rogan was never gonna win this, and act like Audley is still the promoter and slag off his level of opposition (just a reminder its our mate allegedly making Audleys fights now days.)

Best of luck to Rogan, I hope he has a good training camp, he's a good honest pro, but for the people talking Rogan up, give some credit if Audley stops him.
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standing8 wrote:Great bet 9/2,Rogies a tough cookie,ask yourself could audley win a heavyweight prizefighter?
Computer says yes. Easy.
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We all know Audley isnt any better than domestic but he is head and shoulders above the Prizefighter crew which includes Rogan. Rogan is a tough lad but he lacks defence and Harrison has the height and reach advantage. Rogan will take it to Harrison and Harrison will show him the big paw rather than jab. I can see Harrison getting boos again for lack of action just landing the odd punch here and there while Rogan storms in time and time again. Ultimately though I think Harrison will catch him with a decent punch and finish him off. How long this will take though God knows, Harrison is such a lazy fighter. If by an outside chance the fight goes the distance and Rogan gets the decision FFS Harrison retire. Mind I dont think Frank would put up with him anymore, I dont think he has much faith in him now.
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WildWaylon wrote:We all know Audley isnt any better than domestic but he is head and shoulders above the Prizefighter crew which includes Rogan. Rogan is a tough lad but he lacks defence and Harrison has the height and reach advantage. Rogan will take it to Harrison and Harrison will show him the big paw rather than jab. I can see Harrison getting boos again for lack of action just landing the odd punch here and there while Rogan storms in time and time again. Ultimately though I think Harrison will catch him with a decent punch and finish him off. How long this will take though God knows, Harrison is such a lazy fighter. If by an outside chance the fight goes the distance and Rogan gets the decision FFS Harrison retire. Mind I dont think Frank would put up with him anymore, I dont think he has much faith in him now.
I see it exactly the same way, I certainly don't begrudge a fighter carrying on because he needs the money and there probably good paydays out there for him, I wouldn't be surprised if he gets a world title shot, Olympic gold medals still have real value.
However someone like Audley could earn a good living off reality TV, which 99% of fighters only have boxing to fall back on
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Sprott has excellent handspeed and that was what got Audley knocked out.

Rogan doesn't have the same handspeed or experience or talent as Sprott - because Sprott beat Audley doesn't mean Martin will.

Martin will do well to last the distance.
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You don't often see the words "talent" "Sprott" and "Audley" in the same sentence.
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