Create a fight card

[Marlin]

JCS did this a while ago and I am bored so thought I'd have a go with it here...

Basically you have to create an Aussie fight card, but there are some rules. You have a budget of 2000 BoxRec points (if you look at ratings you will see that each fighter has a certain number of points), you can only use fighters that are active according to BoxRec and you must have 5 fights on your card.

Have fun fella's.

[Marlin]

Here is my first card:

Danny Green (577) v Dominic Vea (289)

Ranee Ganoy (244) v Leonardo Zappavigna (199)

Jamie Pittman (190) v Victor Oganov (182)

Mark de Mori (95) v Justin Whitehead (82)

Joel Brunker (60) v Clint Hosking (51)

Total = 1969

[Marlin]

Another example:

Jackson Asiku (336) v Billy Dib (314)

Wale Omotoso (288) v Lovemore N'dou (226)

Tyrone Tongia (118) v Frank LoPorto (103)

Junior Talipeau (158) v Sam Soliman (255)

Adam Forsyth (127) v Brad Pitt (21)

Total = 1946

[iceman]

kali meahan vs shane camron
paul briggs vs timmy bell
jamie pittman vs sakio bika
danny geal vs junior talipou
robert meadly vs dan dawson

[Marlin]

kali meahan vs shane camron (114)
paul briggs vs timmy bell (232)
jamie pittman (190) vs sakio bika (711)
danny geal (570) vs junior talipou (158)
robert meadly (241) vs dan dawson

Mate I don't think you read the rules, you have to check the ratings for the fighters points, three of the fighters you picked are ineligible and even so the remaining fighters push you over the 2000 point limit (2216)...

[rb63]

king davidson vs ryan waters

soloman haumono vs alex leapai

michael bolling vs jamie pittman

sam soliman vs junior talipeau

wale omotoso vs lovemore ndou

[madball1982]

Went for Back-To-Back cards here. Didn't read the 5 fight card and went for min 8 fights each card.

SMW Jamie Pittman 190 vs. Victor Oganov 182 - 372
MW Jarrod Fletcher 137 vs. Junior Talipeau 158 - 728
CW Daniel Ammann 113 vs. Adam Forsyth 127 - 240
HW Justin Whitehead 82 vs. Mark de Mori 95 - 177
SFW Paul Fleming 33 vs. Will Tomlinson 156 - 189
LHW Shane McConville 76 vs. Kerry Foley 64 - 140
FW Joel Brunker 60 vs. Davey Browne 160 - 220
WW Heath Ellis 70 vs. John Cotterill Jr 45 - 135
LHW Daniel Lovett 56 vs. Aaron Ross 7 - 63
WW Robert Sanders 18 vs. Tim Hunt 14 - 32
1863 (10)

CW Lawrence Tausa 99 vs. Brad Pitt 21 - 120
SMW Garth Wood 217 vs Michael Bolling 142 - 359
LWW Steven Wills 284 vs. Gairy St Clair 75 - 359
LW William Kickett 95 vs. Allan Luxford 48 - 143
LMW Robert Medley 241 vs. Ryan Waters 151 - 392
HW Alex Leapai 139 vs. Michael Kirby 83 - 222
SMW Zac Awad 82 vs. Josh Clenshaw 76 - 158
SFW Brendan Batty 22 vs. Kane Buckley 1 - 23
2000 (8)

[toppity]

Went for Back-To-Back cards here. Didn't read the 5 fight card and went for min 8 fights each card.

SMW Jamie Pittman 190 vs. Victor Oganov 182 - 372
MW Jarrod Fletcher 137 vs. Junior Talipeau 158 - 728
CW Daniel Ammann 113 vs. Adam Forsyth 127 - 240
HW Justin Whitehead 82 vs. Mark de Mori 95 - 177
SFW Paul Fleming 33 vs. Will Tomlinson 156 - 189
LHW Shane McConville 76 vs. Kerry Foley 64 - 140
FW Joel Brunker 60 vs. Davey Browne 160 - 220
WW Heath Ellis 70 vs. John Cotterill Jr 45 - 135
LHW Daniel Lovett 56 vs. Aaron Ross 7 - 63
WW Robert Sanders 18 vs. Tim Hunt 14 - 32
1863 (10)

CW Lawrence Tausa 99 vs. Brad Pitt 21 - 120
SMW Garth Wood 217 vs Michael Bolling 142 - 359
LWW Steven Wills 284 vs. Gairy St Clair 75 - 359
LW William Kickett 95 vs. Allan Luxford 48 - 143
LMW Robert Medley 241 vs. Ryan Waters 151 - 392
HW Alex Leapai 139 vs. Michael Kirby 83 - 222
SMW Zac Awad 82 vs. Josh Clenshaw 76 - 158
SFW Brendan Batty 22 vs. Kane Buckley 1 - 23
2000 (8)

the first card is a cracker. I'd especially like the top few bouts. Awesome work

[Liver Crusher]

WTF MARLIN.....WE HAVE TO THINK TOO MUCH??


Gealy will KTFO any middleweight atm.

['Frilla]

Here is my first card:

Danny Green (577) v Dominic Vea (289)

Ranee Ganoy (244) v Leonardo Zappavigna (199)

Jamie Pittman (190) v Victor Oganov (182)

Mark de Mori (95) v Justin Whitehead (82)

Joel Brunker (60) v Clint Hosking (51)

Total = 1969

i would pay good money to see these fights

[toppity]

WTF MARLIN.....WE HAVE TO THINK TOO MUCH??


Gealy will KTFO any middleweight atm.

what...only middleweights.

Surely you underestimate him. Surely he would KTFO anyone up to CW. Perhaps he might have to settle for a UD against the heavy, but anyone else no problem.

[Sweet P]

Katsidis Vs Zappa
Omotoso Vs Davidson
Bryant Vs LoPorto
Andy Green VS Joel Casey
Hoskins Vs Ianizzo


Not sure if its over 2000 though, I didnt look. Id assume there not though

[Soundkamp]

Here is my card

Dilshod Mahmudov (104) v Emanuel Augustus (103)
Michael Bolling (142) v Zac Awad (82)
William Kickett (95) v Paul Fleming (33) - 128
Jamie Pittman (190) v Junior Talipeau (158) - 348
Ranee Ganoy (244) v Leonardo Zappavigna (199) - 443
Jackson Asiku (336) v Billy Dib (314) - 650

Points = 2000

[toppity]

Here is my card

Dilshod Mahmudov (104) v Emanuel Augustus (103)
Michael Bolling (142) v Zac Awad (82)
William Kickett (95) v Paul Fleming (33) - 128
Jamie Pittman (190) v Junior Talipeau (158) - 348
Ranee Ganoy (244) v Leonardo Zappavigna (199) - 443
Jackson Asiku (336) v Billy Dib (314) - 650

Points = 2000

nice job

['Frilla]

il post a card when Toppo posts one,lazy buggar

[jezzamundo]

Somewhat redundant after Ben K's, I noticed he's chosen two fights I would definitely go for:

To be held in Perth:

Danny Green (577) vs Anthony Mundine (696) @ Light Heavyweight - 12 rounds - The long awaited rematch, Green is far better at the higher weight and Mundine should benefit from not having to drain.

Adam Forsyth (127) vs Daniel Ammann (113) @ Cruiserweight - 10 rounds - I can't pick a winner, should be a great fight.

Robbie Bryant (66) vs Frank Lo Porto (103) @ Light Middleweight - 8 rounds - Their first fight was a cracker, Bryant should be keen to even the score.
Mark de Mori (95) vs John Hopoate (65) @ Heavyweight - 8 rounds - Whoever loses is pretty much finished, but should be fun while it lasts.

Andrew Green (36) vs Joel Casey (82) @ 185lb Catchweight - The fight with the lowest points is possibly the one I find most exciting. This fight was originally sceduled, before David Letizia stepped in for Andy Green and was knocked out by Casey in 2 rounds. Green has the talent to go all the way, but is inactive. Does he have the strength to prevail against a tough nut like Casey? (I like to think so)

1960 points all up.

[colin russell]

Lets look at this as if you were a promoter wanting to put on a great card and still make money. My pick in order from heaviest to lightest.
LH McConville 76 V Jonny Walker 213
SM OmarShaick 78 VWade Foley 51
MW Jarrod Fletcher 137 V Jason Hartman 121
LM King Davidson 155 V Tyrong Tongia 118
W Jason Kanoski 77V Emanual Augustine 103
Total 1129
Back up fight
Paul Fleming 33 V Joel Brunker 60

[Hounddawg]

Combined ratings

Solo vs De Mori (297)
Ndou vs Omotoso (504)
Browne vs Brunker (220)
Bolling vs Awad (224)
Zappavigna vs Ganoy (443)
Tomlinson vs Kickett (251)

Total points 1939

Danny green vs Bika (1288)
Demori vs Leapai (234)
Fleming vs hosking (84)
Iannazzo vs Mundraby (120)
Pitt vs Andrew Green (57)
Baff vs Foley (105)

Total points 1888


Good thread

[Marlin]

Gathered some steam towards the end, some great cards fella's

[Demerit]

Anthony Mundine v Sakio Bika (1404) @ S.Middle (167) 12 Rounds
Main fight of the night sees 34yr old Mundine (38-3) fight 30yr old Bika (28-3) at 167lbs which could swing the odds in favour of Sakio. Mundine hasn't scored a KO win in his last eight bouts while Bika has been brutal with his last four wins all by KO including a 3rd round victory over Peter Manfredo Jr.

Mark de Mori v John Hopoate (160) @ Heavyweight (200+) 12 Rounds
Explosive main undercard bout features the powerful Mark de Mori (16-1) clash with the inconsistant Hopoate (12-4). On his day Hopoate may have de Mori's measure but an early KO by either guy wouldn't surprise.

Willie Kickett v Heath Ellis (165) @ Welter (147) 10 Rounds
The smaller Kickett (15-2) has the edge in experience but would be disadvantage at welterweight against the 21yr old Ellis (12-1) who has champion potential in spades. Whether Ellis is seasoned enough to deal with Kickett's talent is the question.

Fred Mundraby v Daniel Iannazzo (120) @ S.Bant (122) 10 Rounds
Two young defeated fighters with big futures. Mundraby (9-0), the current Australian Bantamweight champ, will give away size and experience to Iannazzo (16-0) but he possesses the raw talent to defeat the current WBO Asian Pacific champion.

Joel Brunker v Greg Eadie (144) @ S.Feather (130) 8 Rounds
Two undefeated Australian champions go at it to open the card. Super featherweight champ Eadie (8-0) won't hold any weight advantage over Featherweight champ Brunker (12-0) who has fought at lightweight.

Total Points 1993

[toppity]

Anthony Mundine v Sakio Bika (1404) @ S.Middle (167) 12 Rounds
Main fight of the night sees 34yr old Mundine (38-3) fight 30yr old Bika (28-3) at 167lbs which could swing the odds in favour of Sakio. Mundine hasn't scored a KO win in his last eight bouts while Bika has been brutal with his last four wins all by KO including a 3rd round victory over Peter Manfredo Jr.

Mark de Mori v John Hopoate (160) @ Heavyweight (200+) 12 Rounds
Explosive main undercard bout features the powerful Mark de Mori (16-1) clash with the inconsistant Hopoate (12-4). On his day Hopoate may have de Mori's measure but an early KO by either guy wouldn't surprise.

Willie Kickett v Heath Ellis (165) @ Welter (147) 10 Rounds
The smaller Kickett (15-2) has the edge in experience but would be disadvantage at welterweight against the 21yr old Ellis (12-1) who has champion potential in spades. Whether Ellis is seasoned enough to deal with Kickett's talent is the question.

Fred Mundraby v Daniel Iannazzo (120) @ S.Bant (122) 10 Rounds
Two young defeated fighters with big futures. Mundraby (9-0), the current Australian Bantamweight champ, will give away size and experience to Iannazzo (16-0) but he possesses the raw talent to defeat the current WBO Asian Pacific champion.

Joel Brunker v Greg Eadie (144) @ S.Feather (130) 8 Rounds
Two undefeated Australian champions go at it to open the card. Super featherweight champ Eadie (8-0) won't hold any weight advantage over Featherweight champ Brunker (12-0) who has fought at lightweight.

Total Points 1993

Good card. I like the main support the best, although I think Mark would win either on points or KO.

['Frilla]

Impressive Card

[Marlin]

Nice post Demerit