Worst ever prediction

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I get all my predictions right..... :lol:

The worst was thinking that Tyson would knock out Douglas easily :confused:

I still think that Mike was looking for his contact lense :lol:

Maybe that's an excuse Audley can use after his next inevitable defeat :KO:
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rhino222 wrote:in vegas, spud and i were caught up in the hype and fluttered a few quid on danny to stop vitali.......in retrospect, we are idiots !!
I thought Danny had a chance aswell :D
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rhino222 wrote:in vegas, spud and i were caught up in the hype and fluttered a few quid on danny to stop vitali.......in retrospect, we are idiots !!
think me and James MC convinced one another.

I remember us both sat in my front room spangled at some ridiculous hour, shouting for danny to stay down after the 55th kd. He really was far too brave for his own good that night.
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I think someones worst ever prediction has got to be - when they went for the underdog, and then the underdog got smashed.

Going for the favourite and getting it wrong, isn't terrible - cause lots of people did that.
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Lewis v Rahman 1, Lewis KO5 :oops: :oops: :oops:
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Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:Lewis v Rahman 1, Lewis KO5 :oops: :oops: :oops:
That's not too bad - and was a decent prediction for the reamtch
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I was scared for Lewis' safety when he fought Ruddock in 92. I think KO2 there was as shocking as it gets.

I had a lot of money (for me, at the time) on Mcclellan to KO Benn in one round
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J wrote:
plenty of bad picks over the years Danny Williams to trouble Vitali being the highlight . yikes.
And me. I always thought Danny had the style to beat Vitali. Maybe Danny just had an off night? :lol:
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Chambers2 wrote:
sg1985 wrote:i picked graham earl to beat khan :oops:
I had £100 on Earl to beat Khan and in true Chambers style* I'd proceeded to tell numerous mates about the bet and then watched the fight with a roomful of them...... I'm still getting slaughtered for it now, especially by the ones who were thick enough to think I knew what I was on about and had also backed him

(* my apologies for referring to myself in the third person)

I could write a book on my 'Audley's gonna be Great' predictions.
I very nearly bet on this too (think I just didn't get chance or something), told people at work it was a 'great value bet'.

The VALUE word always give you a bit of a get out clause I think if the said boxer makes you look a complete tit, like Earl did on this occasion :D

On the other hand I made a lot of money on Hopkins beating Pavlik. I wasn't sure he'd do it, cause I thought the fight was 60/40 at best at the time, but when you see odds like 7-1 in those situations sometimes it's just too tempting to have a flutter for Value.
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sg1985 wrote:i picked graham earl to beat khan :oops:
I did exactly the same thing. And if that wasn't embarassing enough i then told everyone who would listen not to watch the Prescott fight cos it was a total mismatch and he was a bum. :oops:

And last year i tipped Skelton to bring the World title home by wearing Chagaev down in about 9 or 10 rounds
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And i tipped Audley to be undisputed in 2004/5/6/7/8.

Actually i haven't given up on that one yet! 2009 is his year! :box:
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nobby_nobbins wrote:What's yours? I'm going to humliiate myself by confessing that I picked Herbie Hide to beat Riddick Bowe and bet 300 quid on it. After two and a half rounds I was mentally counting my winnings, and then...Herbie fell over. :oops:

hahahahaha that made me chuckle, yes it wasn't the best one was it. Pat on the back for honesty :TU:

sorry I can't beat it......

well, I had Enzo to beat Haye, never doubted it for a second. But that's not in the same league to yours....
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Take a look at this!!!! how many selections can one man get wrong in 48hrs :lol:

http://www.puntingace.com/boxing/Barrera%20_Khan.html
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chinny wrote:I was scared for Lewis' safety when he fought Ruddock in 92. I think KO2 there was as shocking as it gets.

I had a lot of money (for me, at the time) on Mcclellan to KO Benn in one round
According to Dark Trade, you weren't the only one. Bookies were shitting themselves if he'd win in a round.
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DavidPayne wrote:Etienne WPTS Tyson.

Ouch.
That's not so ludicrous. Tyson was coming off a really bad defeat and the fight week was in turmoil, with threats of pull-outs, no-shows, and Tyson getting his face freshly tattooed. It had an "anything can happen" feel to it.

Klitschko v Austin, on the other hand....
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stujones wrote:Mario Veit to beat Joe Calzaghe (first fight). :oops: based entirely on him being massive, undefeated and Joe not in good form. I thought we would have another Klitchsko vs Hide scenerio.
Plus there seemed to be a run of momentum going against British boxers at the time, with our two biggest stars (Lewis and Naz) having just been beaten. Calzaghe carried a lot on his shoulders that night and responded appropriately.
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sg1985 wrote:i also bet on hatton to stop mayweather in rounds 1,2,3 or 4

i also told everyone that there was no way mayweather could stop hatton
Mitch Green wants your phone number
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Hagler2002 wrote:Take a look at this!!!! how many selections can one man get wrong in 48hrs :lol:

http://www.puntingace.com/boxing/Barrera%20_Khan.html
LOL Holy shit, I was gonna say that to be fair, there were a lot of upsets, but he even picked some upsets of his own and got those wrong, as well as getting the favourites wrong too!
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oliverfennell wrote:
Hagler2002 wrote:Take a look at this!!!! how many selections can one man get wrong in 48hrs :lol:

http://www.puntingace.com/boxing/Barrera%20_Khan.html
LOL Holy shit, I was gonna say that to be fair, there were a lot of upsets, but he even picked some upsets of his own and got those wrong, as well as getting the favourites wrong too!

He makes Teddy Atlas look good :lol:
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nobby_nobbins wrote:What's yours? I'm going to humliiate myself by confessing that I picked Herbie Hide to beat Riddick Bowe and bet 300 quid on it. After two and a half rounds I was mentally counting my winnings, and then...Herbie fell over. :oops:
Thomas Hearns -v- Sugar Ray Leonard 2.

I thought SRL was going to pulverise the supposedly 'shot' Tommy Hearns without breaking sweat. :oops:

I thought Tommy had reached the point of no return & SRL would just bolo punch him into oblivion! :oops:

It looks like SRL thought so too!!!

How wrong we both were!!! :DDD :oo :TU:
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Ok, really big f up here.

I put a few quid on Peter Manfredo to stop Joe Calzaghe in round eight! :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:

I was in Cardiff for it and the more I analysed the fight, the more I though Manfredo was tough and could stand up to Joe early on, losing every round but taking the fight into the later rounds. Then I thought Joe would have to go for the KO to impress the American audience and there was a possibility he may leave himself open for a fluke shot by Manfredo.
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doctorboxing wrote:Ok, really big f up here.

I put a few quid on Peter Manfredo to stop Joe Calzaghe in round eight! :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:

I was in Cardiff for it and the more I analysed the fight, the more I though Manfredo was tough and could stand up to Joe early on, losing every round but taking the fight into the later rounds. Then I thought Joe would have to go for the KO to impress the American audience and there was a possibility he may leave himself open for a fluke shot by Manfredo.
Okay, not sure mine are as bad as that but sticking a fiver on Lockett to stop Pavlik was pretty docile (though in my defence, it was an almost unloseable bet - I had £20 at 1/3 on Pavilk by stoppage and £5 at 5/1 on Lockett. Only a draw or Pavlin by points lost me money). The worst though had to be bottling all my predictions of Kell Brook's impending greatness and stick £20 on Kevin McIntyre by KO...
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Syntax Error wrote:
Thomas Hearns -v- Sugar Ray Leonard 2.

I thought SRL was going to pulverise the supposedly 'shot' Tommy Hearns without breaking sweat. :oops:

I thought Tommy had reached the point of no return & SRL would just bolo punch him into oblivion! :oops:

It looks like SRL thought so too!!!

How wrong we both were!!! :DDD :oo :TU:
Sugar would have if he didn't have Correra in the corner. Hearns was in a bad way after the 5ht and took a few rounds to recover. If Leonard didn't load up, Hearns would have lost from 6-10 clearly on the rounds - is it stood they were close rounds anyway, and the fight was alot closer than people remember it.
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i had golota ko-ing lennox
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Collazo to beat Mosley has to be my worst one.
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