Keep checking oddschecker.com to see if any firm puts up odds on the fight.righthook wrote:i was just wondering if any1 knows if there are any odds what so ever on tony bellew v ovill mckenzie???
this is a huge fight for me and 1 of the best of the night on the card now i have checked on numerous sites but cant get a single bet on the fight.
every single other fight on the show has odds but i cant find anything for this match up, does any1 know of anywhere that has the fight?????
cheers guys
thanks for the replys guysThereByTheGrace wrote:Who ya betting righthook? Should be a great PPV - all the X factor boxing fans have already spent their money on last month's shambles - the savvy boxing fans have saved up for this one!!!
I like the 5/2 (various) on khan winning a decision as it will likely be a safety first performance although I wouldnt be surprised if he got sparked or overwhelms maidana.Chambers2 wrote:I fancy Khan by KO, but I couldn't pick a bogie out me snotbox at the minute
Not great if true but this was always going to be a 3 round war and McKenzie won't have lost sight of Bellew going down against Ajisafe either so he will simply come out swinging and hope he gets there first, something has to give early on in this one, think Bellew may land straight down the pipe whilst McKenzie is swinging his hooks but its not a gimmee.lfreddydoesdallas wrote:McKenzie has apparently been floored in sparring by Coventry light heavy Ryhs Davies which doesn't bode well for him going in against Bellew. the 1.72 on Bellew inside looks very tasty.
I had a very vivid dream that Khan was sparked early last night and then claimed it to be a lucky punch so will have to have a couple of quid on rounds 1-3.
Does anyone have the price for Smith v DeGale over 8.5 rounds?
11/2 on Skybet for UD. I think he will stop him but that's great value.sgtcecil wrote: I like the 5/2 (various) on khan winning a decision as it will likely be a safety first performance although I wouldnt be surprised if he got sparked or overwhelms maidana.
bennie wrote:Sunderland stylist David Dolan takes on big-hitting Londoner Terry Dunstan in an intriguing cruiserweight 10-rounder in Sunderland this Sunday, scheduled for 10 rounds.
Dolan held Rob Norton to a 12-round draw in a crack at the British and Commonwealth cruiserweight titles earlier this year. Dolan applied plenty of educated pressure but lack of power may have cost him the titles as the 37-year-old Norton popped in the counters and kept himself in the fight.
Nevertheless, Dolan will adopt the same tactics against Dunstan, who is even older than Norton at 42 and dropped out of the sport in 1999 before returning two years ago, since when Terry's form has been mixed. He was floored and outpointed by the quicker Ovill McKenzie in Prizefighter last year, a man who has been sparring Dolan, but has won three out of three since, including a first-round stoppage of Hastings Rasani last time out in April. Coincidentally, Dolan also comes off a win over Rasani, in July, but he was only able to outscore the Brummie.
Clearly, Dunstan still whacks like he did when he punched his way to a shot at the IBF cruiserweight title in 1998, but I fancy Dolan to outwork him on the way to a decision.
Tommy Gunn13 wrote:Is Dolan-Dunstan not on tv?? shame