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IrishGuy wrote: ↑28 Feb 2018, 07:39 I think allen feels his career is on the line and will throw more, which is basically all he has to do different to win this fight. I think thomas boxed as well as he could last time and that's probably as good a shape as he'll come into the fight in. Early stoppage a decent probability. Early as in, the ref jumping in prematurely.

Lenroy picked up a points win in november over a 12-2 guy, Allen hasnt fought since july when he took 3 rounds to ko Tom Dallas, Lenroy on points for me

Who fancies Ortiz this weekend? Slightly tempted after looking at the odds on paddy Power for a straight victory

littlepug wrote: ↑28 Feb 2018, 07:57

IrishGuy wrote: ↑28 Feb 2018, 07:39 I think allen feels his career is on the line and will throw more, which is basically all he has to do different to win this fight. I think thomas boxed as well as he could last time and that's probably as good a shape as he'll come into the fight in. Early stoppage a decent probability. Early as in, the ref jumping in prematurely.

Lenroy picked up a points win in november over a 12-2 guy, Allen hasnt fought since july when he took 3 rounds to ko Tom Dallas, Lenroy on points for me

I'm looking more into their first encounter then previous fight. Allen just needed to throw more and not smother his work, lenroy will fade.

Anyone fancying rabchenko as a live under dog or will he just turn up an play sparring partner??

Omerta wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 14:28 Anyone fancying rabchenko as a live under dog or will he just turn up an play sparring partner??

I've got Rab in a few bets, 10-1 over an injury ravished Brook is too tempting

Omerta wrote: ↑01 Mar 2018, 14:28 Anyone fancying rabchenko as a live under dog or will he just turn up an play sparring partner??

Defenirely Sergey is a live dog. He is good all-around fighter, tough and skillfull + he is bigger and physicaly stronger guy than anybody Kell demolished in welterweight. Beside that Brooks was badly injured in his last fights so nobody know ho will react to when Rabchenko lang on him. That odds are absilutely idiotic

ChessBoxer wrote: ↑14 Apr 2017, 08:20

ardybo wrote:There appears to be money going on Ryan Collins to beat Charlie Flynn. I would have thought Flynn would be a handy favorite in this one. Does anyone have any other insight into this contest that I am missing.

Collins has been overlooked the odds speak for themselves moved from 11/4 yesterday to 7/4 today.

Rematch on sat. Any thoughts?

Casperundftd wrote: ↑28 Feb 2018, 09:06 Who fancies Ortiz this weekend? Slightly tempted after looking at the odds on paddy Power for a straight victory

I would, but I heard he has an injured hand?

Dmytro Kuckher looks a good dog at 11/4.

Charlie Flynn opened with 365 at 2/5 and is now 1/5

Last time I backed Uzcategui at 4/1 so you can imagine I was pissed when he lost on a DQ in a fight he was ahead in.

However this time I think odds of 7/2 on Dirrel points are way too generous, no doubt Dirrell is the smarter fighter and in rematches I usually back the man who shows the most intelligence as they can adjust to their opponent.

Lenroy Thomas points
Gavin McDonnell 7-12 or points

21/1 good odds?

WelshJack wrote: ↑02 Mar 2018, 12:03 Lenroy Thomas points
Gavin McDonnell 7-12 or points

21/1 good odds?

Just take McDonnell straight points, the guy has no power at all, I’m sure your odds will be much better for it. I got Yafai Points but I wouldn’t be surprised if Gavin did it.

Jmashyaka wrote: ↑02 Mar 2018, 12:39

WelshJack wrote: ↑02 Mar 2018, 12:03 Lenroy Thomas points
Gavin McDonnell 7-12 or points

21/1 good odds?

Just take McDonnell straight points, the guy has no power at all, I’m sure your odds will be much better for it. I got Yafai Points but I wouldn’t be surprised if Gavin did it.

My worry is Gamal may be gas so that's why I got 7-12

Yafai to win 1 - 6 is going for 7/2, does Yafai carry enough power or more importantly is Mc Donnell durable enough to last the early power shots from Yafai?

Anyone know if Winston Campos is as hopeless as odds suggest?

I've seen Taylor as strong as a 1-250 choice. About 1-8 by KO. Odds suggest it will be over in 4.

Campos is just there because the rules say you need 2 guys in the ring with gloves?

SenorPipino wrote: ↑02 Mar 2018, 21:17 Anyone know if Winston Campos is as hopeless as odds suggest?

I've seen Taylor as strong as a 1-250 choice. About 1-8 by KO. Odds suggest it will be over in 4.

Campos is just there because the rules say you need 2 guys in the ring with gloves?

Just had a look at the markets for this fight mate it's 4/1 to go the distance anyone know how durable Campos is? Taylor showed in his fight in America he can be too keen sometimes to focus on the ko to impress the audience , depending on what Campos is like if Taylor ends up trying to just get him out like he did in his fight in the us then 4/1 to go the distance could be a very tempting

Omerta wrote: ↑03 Mar 2018, 09:46

SenorPipino wrote: ↑02 Mar 2018, 21:17 Anyone know if Winston Campos is as hopeless as odds suggest?

I've seen Taylor as strong as a 1-250 choice. About 1-8 by KO. Odds suggest it will be over in 4.

Campos is just there because the rules say you need 2 guys in the ring with gloves?

Just had a look at the markets for this fight mate it's 4/1 to go the distance anyone know how durable Campos is? Taylor showed in his fight in America he can be too keen sometimes to focus on the ko to impress the audience , depending on what Campos is like if Taylor ends up trying to just get him out like he did in his fight in the us then 4/1 to go the distance could be a very tempting

Nobody was giving Holzken much of a shot at surviving 12 with Smith.

My book has Taylor +450 to win by decision. It's a strong -300 to go under 7.5 rounds.

Campos has been KOd twice in 38 fights. Both times in the 4th round.

No world class opponents on his log.

I'd say Taylor in 5 and pass.

Did anyone else get on the paddypower special just before the brook fight?

They had brook 7/2 rounds 1-6!

Thanks Paddy!

Scott Quigg is 23/10 to win against Oscar Valdez, i haven't seen Valdez box how good is he?
Quit will be the bigger man in there.

Londonirish wrote: ↑04 Mar 2018, 04:52 Scott Quigg is 23/10 to win against Oscar Valdez, i haven't seen Valdez box how good is he?
Quit will be the bigger man in there.

A few fights ago, you wouldn't have given Quigg a chance. Valdez looked bad in his last fight though. I still think he beats Quigg. He showed his previous fights that he is a superb boxer puncher on a different level to Quigg. In recent fights he just went in swinging and has been down. I still think he stops Quigg though. If he comes in on previous form I'd say Quigg hasn't got a prayer actually. He fought Avalos just after Frampton did and here are quick highlights of what he can do on form.

frampton looked pretty similar vs avalos right before struggling with quigg. same round too i think

valdez has ver fast hands and especially whips the hook fast but been vulnerable the last 2. i actually had him losing 5 rounds vs that little colombian loma clowned. last 2 fights were tough for him and he looked distressed at times

but he is one of these guys who seems to have the talent to do a lot better if he fights smart. i think if both are on valdez is better, but quigg can do very well in a brawl

and tbf quigg aint look so hot lately either

jamamb wrote: ↑04 Mar 2018, 07:22 frampton looked pretty similar vs avalos right before struggling with quigg. same round too i think

valdez has ver fast hands and especially whips the hook fast but been vulnerable the last 2. i actually had him losing 5 rounds vs that little colombian loma clowned. last 2 fights were tough for him and he looked distressed at times

but he is one of these guys who seems to have the talent to do a lot better if he fights smart

Yeah I think that Valdez can beat Quigg both ways. If he comes and fights like he has been fighting and has a tear up he still wins. Probably gets Quigg out of there. If he decides to be a boxer-puncher in there for whatever reason, lets say he gets dropped or something, he can box rings around Quigg for me. I suspect a stoppage for Valdez. He did show he can be hurt in his last fight but so has Quigg in the past.

looking at oddschecker....should gervonta davis really only be 2/5 to beat jesus cuellar? davis is a very good 130 fighter and cuellar is a 126 fighter who hasnt won since 2015 or fought since 2016 (wide loss to mares where cuellar got dropped)

id be very surprised if davis didnt win tbh, theyve made this fight for him to pick up another title after losing the ibf on the scales

for some perspective, framptons 2/9 vs donaire in what i think might be a more competitive fight, and tyrone mckennas also 2/5 vs sutcliffe in what seems like a way more competetive match to me

Truax to beat degale is 11/2 with sky bet. Seems a big price.

BillyTKid wrote: ↑15 Mar 2018, 11:23 Truax to beat degale is 11/2 with sky bet. Seems a big price.

seems massive seeing as Traux has already beaten him, the fight is in the states and Degale is possibly shot