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Re: Which underdog has the best chance of an upset this weekend?
Posted: 05 Nov 2011, 03:42
by Old bones Ian
McCall out of Wach fight, failed his medical. No details have been given what was wrong with it. Jason Gavern steps in at 24hrs notice
Re: Which underdog has the best chance of an upset this weekend?
Posted: 06 Nov 2011, 06:02
by dbflex
dbflex wrote:Tom Bowen over George Michael Carmen. Good luck finding somewhere laying odds on it though
Does a draw count?
Re: Which underdog has the best chance of an upset this weekend?
Posted: 07 Nov 2011, 08:11
by Lenny
dbflex wrote:dbflex wrote:Tom Bowen over George Michael Carmen. Good luck finding somewhere laying odds on it though
Does a draw count?
No, the fact that Bowen absolutely should have won does though
But obviously not with them bookies
Re: Which underdog has the best chance of an upset this weekend?
Posted: 07 Nov 2011, 08:23
by Asterix
Tunney wrote:James Toney. He might surprise us all tomorrow.
Oh Tunney. Will you never learn?
Re: Which underdog has the best chance of an upset this weekend?
Posted: 07 Nov 2011, 11:03
by dbflex
Lenny wrote:dbflex wrote:dbflex wrote:Tom Bowen over George Michael Carmen. Good luck finding somewhere laying odds on it though
Does a draw count?
No, the fact that Bowen absolutely should have won does though
But obviously not with them bookies
Good little tip though eh? I'll pick an upset from the Halifax card later this week.
Re: Which underdog has the best chance of an upset this weekend?
Posted: 07 Nov 2011, 14:20
by Old bones Ian
littlekinny wrote:There are a few intriguing contests this weekend where I feel at least one underdog can pull off the upset.
Which of the following has the best chance......if any?
Mcall bt Wach - 6/1
Toney bt Lebedev - 6/1
Smith bt Groves - 9/2
Johnson bt Bute - 8/1
A couple of others but I dont know too much about the opponent, only seen the records etc.
Flores bt Mora 13/2 - despite Mora holding only 1 win in 3 years Im guessing he is too good for his opponent who has only recently returned after 7years.
Demers bt Green 5/1
Gauthier bt Molitor 11/2
I used to rate both Green and Molitor very highly but they seem to be regressing at a rate recently. Has anyone seen anything in their opponents that they think a victory is a realistic propsition?
Finally
Teron bt Cote 4/1. Dont know too much about any of these but is Cote supposed to be a class act.
Opinions would be appreciated
Ta.
Just watched the Cote fight, brutal KO in 2 rounds. He does look one to watch, he did get rocked himself when trying for a ko in the 1st