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Had a sneaky bet on Couzens over Buglioni tonight. Anyone else had a go tonight?

Anyone betting on the Tyson fight next week? I am not sure wether to play it safe and bet on Tyson just to win (1/2 odds) or take a risk and go for the stoppage. I can't see Chisora winning probably cover myself and bet Chisora first 3 rounds.

Ok here are some interesting picks I believe:

4.33 GGG pts. Geale is very tough and best G has fought
4.0 Fury PTs - both big, awkward lumps. I can see a messy fight with Fury edging on points (as long as Ustinov is genuinely fit!)
3.2 Ennis over Truax - neither are great, but I see this as an even fight.

The treble lands 55-1

BJ Saunders pts
Flannagan
Golovkin TKO/KO
Fury


Pays 2/1

Ustinov is 66/1 to win in rounds 10-12 (!) with 365. I assume this must be some kind of mistake? 66/1 for a single late round would be about right here. Anyway, I've had a little. Huge price.

reggaereggae wrote:Ok here are some interesting picks I believe:

4.33 GGG pts. Geale is very tough and best G has fought
4.0 Fury PTs - both big, awkward lumps. I can see a messy fight with Fury edging on points (as long as Ustinov is genuinely fit!)
3.2 Ennis over Truax - neither are great, but I see this as an even fight.

The treble lands 55-1

I can see Fury PTS for sure. Tyson is not a big hitter. Could be a classic British stoppage though if Ustinov gets a few in and looks to be making a fight of it.
I can't see Geale lasting 12 at all. The pressure GGG puts on is unbearable. Especially against a guy who isn't really a fleet footed, slick mover type who could get out of the way.

Riddick Blowe wrote:Ustinov is 66/1 to win in rounds 10-12 (!) with 365. I assume this must be some kind of mistake? 66/1 for a single late round would be about right here. Anyway, I've had a little. Huge price.

It was listed as a 10 round fight. So the 66/1 is for one specific round in effect?

Riddick Blowe wrote:

reggaereggae wrote:Ok here are some interesting picks I believe:

4.33 GGG pts. Geale is very tough and best G has fought
4.0 Fury PTs - both big, awkward lumps. I can see a messy fight with Fury edging on points (as long as Ustinov is genuinely fit!)
3.2 Ennis over Truax - neither are great, but I see this as an even fight.

The treble lands 55-1

I can see Fury PTS for sure. Tyson is not a big hitter. Could be a classic British stoppage though if Ustinov gets a few in and looks to be making a fight of it.
I can't see Geale lasting 12 at all. The pressure GGG puts on is unbearable. Especially for a guy who isn't really a fleet footed, slick mover type who could get out of the way.

Good point. But to my knowledge he has never been 'hurt' (correct me if I'm wrong) and I believe He is in top shape. GGG is spiteful but measured. I'm not confident about these bets :-)

Benelio wrote:

Riddick Blowe wrote:Ustinov is 66/1 to win in rounds 10-12 (!) with 365. I assume this must be some kind of mistake? 66/1 for a single late round would be about right here. Anyway, I've had a little. Huge price.

It was listed as a 10 round fight. So the 66/1 is for one specific round in effect?

You're right. How are they allowed to do this? Fkin crooks. Totally misleading. Why are they offering 10-12 round odds here when it's a 10 rounder. I thought it was 12 obviously.

Riddick Blowe wrote:

Benelio wrote:

Riddick Blowe wrote:Ustinov is 66/1 to win in rounds 10-12 (!) with 365. I assume this must be some kind of mistake? 66/1 for a single late round would be about right here. Anyway, I've had a little. Huge price.

It was listed as a 10 round fight. So the 66/1 is for one specific round in effect?

You're right. How are they allowed to do this? Fkin crooks. Totally misleading. Why are they offering 10-12 round odds here when it's a 10 rounder. I thought it was 12 obviously.

Think they will void that RB, they are one of only two books left with 12 round betting at present, the groups rounds will end up being voided I would imagine

Liam Williams 1/2

reggaereggae wrote: Good point. But to my knowledge he has never been 'hurt' (correct me if I'm wrong) and I believe He is in top shape. GGG is spiteful but measured. I'm not confident about these bets :-)

Geale has been down a fair bit.

According to the boxrec comments he was "lucky to see out the round" (round 2) against Nonoy Gonzalez, decide for yourself:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7Hlyav533U

First one in with Gethin losing. Need Smith and BJS to win by K.O and were well in.

I thought Smith via stoppage was one of the best bets of the year (going with the early price).

The Insider wrote:First one in with Gethin losing on points. Need Smith and BJS to win by K.O and were well in.

I thought Smith via stoppage was one of the best bets of the year (going with the early price).

What was the price mate? Good Luck in the BJS fight. I seen Blandamura beat the Austrian guy in his last fight, high volume but low power. My only concern for your bet would be that BJS has a tendency to coast in fights.

Boxing Prospect wrote:

reggaereggae wrote: Good point. But to my knowledge he has never been 'hurt' (correct me if I'm wrong) and I believe He is in top shape. GGG is spiteful but measured. I'm not confident about these bets :-)

Geale has been down a fair bit.

According to the boxrec comments he was "lucky to see out the round" (round 2) against Nonoy Gonzalez, decide for yourself:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7Hlyav533U

Thanks - didn't know. I saw Truax win and Fury out so my bets ae sh1t unless GGG goes easy

The Insider wrote:

Well played mate, what do you think of Perez at 7/4?

Lucas Browne 1/10 to beat Rudenko. Rudenko is pretty raw (not unlike Browne), and not always in the best shape but I quite fancy him here.

Black Sam Bellamy wrote:Lucas Browne 1/10 to beat Rudenko. Rudenko is pretty raw (not unlike Browne), and not always in the best shape but I quite fancy him here.

I think you mean 6/1 on Rudenko. It's a great (crazy) price. Browne is so limited, it really isn't going to take a very proficient fighter to beat him. From what I've seen of Rudenko, Browne should probably be favourite as he isn't quite as bad but I would price Rudenko at 5/2 maybe, definitely not 6/1.

Maybe I'm just looking for value here but:

Mayweather pts, Klit Ko, Porter win, Crawford win, Yoan Hernandez win returns 4-1 at paddy.

Most concerned about Klit Ko, given his safety first style

reggaereggae wrote:Maybe I'm just looking for value here but:

Mayweather pts, Klit Ko, Porter win, Crawford win, Yoan Hernandez win returns 4-1 at paddy.

Most concerned about Klit Ko, given his safety first style

Looks good but I would go Wlad pts

Actually argh it's close. Pulev won't exactly be elusive but I think he brings enough offensively to make Wlad not commit to the right

Riddick Blowe wrote:

reggaereggae wrote:Maybe I'm just looking for value here but:

Mayweather pts, Klit Ko, Porter win, Crawford win, Yoan Hernandez win returns 4-1 at paddy.

Most concerned about Klit Ko, given his safety first style

Looks good but I would go Wlad pts

Actually argh it's close. Pulev won't exactly be elusive but I think he brings enough offensively to make Wlad not commit to the right

I know. It makes me nervous. I have only had a small bet thus far . I'm lacking in confidence after a dry period

reggaereggae wrote:
I know. It makes me nervous. I have only had a small bet thus far . I'm lacking in confidence after a dry period

Yeah, losing on Maduma vs Mitchell made me not put anything on Bundu. Which was a shame as I was pretty damn confident in Bundu winning.

Jacobs and Garcia both via stoppage.

Danny Garcia via decision at 6/4. Salka has never been stopped and Garcia has not stopped anyone since a shopworn Morales.