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Neil Gee wrote: ↑12 Oct 2019, 18:16

skanksta wrote: ↑12 Oct 2019, 18:06

Arthur pts @ 10/1, Barrett 9-12 @ 6/1, Warrington 9-12 @ 4/1, Bivol 9-12 @ 7/2 Usyk 4-6 @ 15/8.
Need any 3 for a (big) profit.
All 5 £100k.

Phewee. Good luck mate.

Yes, fingers crossed. Looks good.

skanksta wrote: ↑12 Oct 2019, 18:06

Neil Gee wrote: ↑12 Oct 2019, 18:02

Bang on then. What's the pay out?

Arthur pts @ 10/1, Barrett 9-12 @ 6/1, Warrington 9-12 @ 4/1, Bivol 9-12 @ 7/2 Usyk 4-6 @ 15/8.
Need any 3 for a (big) profit.
All 5 £100k.

Good bet, good luck.

Takoucht looks like a KO waiting to happen

Bah - as soon as you post a bet and start dreaming down it goes.

Warrington's power is fine, especially at this level.

Delta Jay wrote: ↑12 Oct 2019, 18:25

skanksta wrote: ↑12 Oct 2019, 18:06

Arthur pts @ 10/1, Barrett 9-12 @ 6/1, Warrington 9-12 @ 4/1, Bivol 9-12 @ 7/2 Usyk 4-6 @ 15/8.
Need any 3 for a (big) profit.
All 5 £100k.

Good bet, good luck.

The bad news was that Warrington looked like he meant business right from the start, there was no feeling out at all there

Takoush was worse than i thought he was going to be... and I wasn't expecting much. The guy's balance was a joke. Awful matchup.

shakur stevenson seems the obvious with the arum/fish eyes tie up.

Stevenson would be a great fight

skanksta wrote: ↑12 Oct 2019, 18:44 Stevenson would be a great fight

Warrington and his current team (and previous promotors) deserve a lot credit they matched him well early on, fighters that are tough to stop under sold his punching power.

Warrington looked great, good to see him not mess about, I thought Takoucht actually looked a bit sharp in the early goings, some cute southpaw moves, counted Warrington a couple of times but Warrington got on top before the round was out, big right for the first KD, right over the top, even better one for the second one , that looked a more hurtful shot, Warrington got a bit sloppy going for the finish but he got the job done, good stoppage at the right time probably

handsofstone wrote: ↑12 Oct 2019, 19:20 Warrington looked great

...against the world's no.118. He didn't look great last time out and I don't think he'll fancy his mandatory.

Can't really begrudge Warrington a gimme after some tough fights over the past eighteen months, but you have to ask how the Frenchman got to number 5 in the IBF rankings on that showing. Giving a top ten ranking for winning an international or intercontinental title is seriously flawed in my mind. You end up with fighters ranked miles above their real ability.

skanksta wrote: ↑12 Oct 2019, 15:50 More the Arab Lee Haskins.

aww Skankie mate, that cracks me up!!

Black Sam Bellamy wrote: ↑13 Oct 2019, 03:54 Can't really begrudge Warrington a gimme after some tough fights over the past eighteen months, but you have to ask how the Frenchman got to number 5 in the IBF rankings on that showing. Giving a top ten ranking for winning an international or intercontinental title is seriously flawed in my mind. You end up with fighters ranked miles above their real ability.

IBF are known for them crap rankings 90% of the time.

skanksta wrote: ↑12 Oct 2019, 18:06

Neil Gee wrote: ↑12 Oct 2019, 18:02

Bang on then. What's the pay out?

Arthur pts @ 10/1, Barrett 9-12 @ 6/1, Warrington 9-12 @ 4/1, Bivol 9-12 @ 7/2 Usyk 4-6 @ 15/8.
Need any 3 for a (big) profit.
All 5 £100k.

So close