Magee - Reid Betting
Magee - Reid Betting
They're both 5/6.
Does anybody think Magee has much of a chance other than a dodgy points decision?
Anybody prepared to lump on the Reaper?
Does anybody think Magee has much of a chance other than a dodgy points decision?
Anybody prepared to lump on the Reaper?
http://bookiesindex.bestbetting.com/Def ... oup=113035
Reid 10/11 with Ladbrokes, Magee the reverse with totalbet
Just can not see Magee winning at all. But with so many dodgy decisions flying about, I am very hesitant. Still haven't recovered from that fat Belgian fornicate robbing me and the Reaper against Shitty Svennie.
Reid 10/11 with Ladbrokes, Magee the reverse with totalbet
Just can not see Magee winning at all. But with so many dodgy decisions flying about, I am very hesitant. Still haven't recovered from that fat Belgian fornicate robbing me and the Reaper against Shitty Svennie.
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MightyWarrior
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I think Magee might nick a points win - Reid rarely seems to show enough fire when it comes down to it - surprising as his chin is excellent.
But he did in the Calzaghe fight, and if he shows up in that form, you'd fancy him to blitz the seemingly fragile Magee.
Obviously the bookies have no idea which Reid shows up either.
But he did in the Calzaghe fight, and if he shows up in that form, you'd fancy him to blitz the seemingly fragile Magee.
Obviously the bookies have no idea which Reid shows up either.
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jamesmcdonnell
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jamesmcdonnell
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Re: Magee - Reid Betting
I'm starting to warm towards Magee. It's easy to look at his last fight and think he has no chance, but Jerry Elliott pushed another southpaw Cristian Sanavia all the way in a 12-rounder a couple of years back (Sanavia just got the nod in Italy and is now WBC super-middleweight champion). Elliot clearly likes fighting southpaws (he's trained by the May brothers...both southpaws).deadpan wrote:They're both 5/6.
Does anybody think Magee has much of a chance other than a dodgy points decision?
Anybody prepared to lump on the Reaper?
Reid also likes fighting southpaws of course (Nardiello, Calzaghe, etc) and is a solid all-rounder who has been much-avoided (his last 10 opponents have all been foreign). But at 33 I'm not sure if he's in love with the game like he was in his heyday of the 90's. Christ, the Ottke loss could demotivate anyone.
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Lefthookhappy19
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glittermonkey
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I think they must be banking on their boy to outwork Reid. It's a possibility, but i reckon it might only take one decent punch to spoil that plan.Lefthookhappy19 wrote:You have to wonder why Magee's people have wanted this fight so bad. They seem very confident. Maybe they know something about Reid that we don't.
A part of me wonders whether they've decided to pitch Magee in at the deep end and see if he sinks or swims. At 29, he's the oldest prospect in town.Lefthookhappy19 wrote:You have to wonder why Magee's people have wanted this fight so bad. They seem very confident. Maybe they know something about Reid that we don't.
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jamesmcdonnell
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True. Magee has been close to a couple of big fights recently (Glenn Catley, Syd Vanderpool, etc). I gather Reid makes more money posing nude for certain female magazines (and a few men's) than he does boxing. He's a gay icon. Sven Ottke certainly didn't fancy him.jamesmcdonnell wrote:Maybe Magee insisted on the fight?