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tbh whle i see hunter as superior i am surpsed hes out so soon after a cut and gettng hit wth some good shots just last month vs baole. did he recover enough?

Ustinov sucked when he was 25, hunter easy.

Had the draw on bf at 140/1 there in yafai fight

Lebedev's eye swells shut something horrible in many of his fights- taking a chance on the upset:

Mike Wilson (+950) vs Denis Lebedev $125.00 for $1,187.50

So far i have

150 on wilder ko @ 2.20
50 on wilder 1-6 @ 6.00
30 on Wilder round 1 @ 34.00

(All skybet)

Plan is to win money on Yarde, Ortiz & Joyce on the undercard then double my Wilder bets, but the odds on Wildwr are shortening.

They were, now they are drifting.

Stevenson currently a 6/4 outsider (Bet365) v Gvozdyk

RKY wrote: ↑19 Nov 2018, 20:28

Shhhh wrote: ↑16 Nov 2018, 22:29

Londonirish wrote: ↑16 Nov 2018, 04:30


Middle Weight, Mundine last fight was at Middle weight and he holds the Title..

There’s gonna b huge weight diffrence! Size. A weird match. I am really not sure. 10-1 ain’t w bad price there

This fight is set up for Mundine to lose. He's older than dirt & looked woeful in his last fight (granted he still has power).

This fight is at a catchweight of 156lb. Horn will probably drain some to make weight then rehydrate to his usual 170 or so. Mundine at his age will probably put his body through the ringer to make it.

Fvck jeff horn, this catchweight is sheer cowardice - hope he gets laid out, although the bet will be Horn to win inside 6.

Mundane looked like a crackhead at the weigh in. Absolutely shocking. Horn looked in good nick. I fuckn hate Mundine I hope he gets a proper leathering here. 1-6 is 3/1 for Horn.

ShadrachSimmo wrote: ↑29 Nov 2018, 18:24

RKY wrote: ↑19 Nov 2018, 20:28

Shhhh wrote: ↑16 Nov 2018, 22:29

There’s gonna b huge weight diffrence! Size. A weird match. I am really not sure. 10-1 ain’t w bad price there

This fight is set up for Mundine to lose. He's older than dirt & looked woeful in his last fight (granted he still has power).

This fight is at a catchweight of 156lb. Horn will probably drain some to make weight then rehydrate to his usual 170 or so. Mundine at his age will probably put his body through the ringer to make it.

Fvck jeff horn, this catchweight is sheer cowardice - hope he gets laid out, although the bet will be Horn to win inside 6.

Mundane looked like a crackhead at the weigh in. Absolutely shocking. Horn looked in good nick. I fuckn hate Mundine I hope he gets a proper leathering here. 1-6 is 3/1 for Horn.

Mundane ko’d In less than 2 mins

RKY wrote: ↑28 Nov 2018, 11:32 So far i have

150 on wilder ko @ 2.20
50 on wilder 1-6 @ 6.00
30 on Wilder round 1 @ 34.00

(All skybet)

Plan is to win money on Yarde, Ortiz & Joyce on the undercard then double my Wilder bets, but the odds on Wildwr are shortening.

Where is the 6.00 for Wilder 1-6? It’s below 3/1 now in UK.

TheGoods wrote: ↑30 Nov 2018, 09:24

RKY wrote: ↑28 Nov 2018, 11:32 So far i have

150 on wilder ko @ 2.20
50 on wilder 1-6 @ 6.00
30 on Wilder round 1 @ 34.00

(All skybet)

Plan is to win money on Yarde, Ortiz & Joyce on the undercard then double my Wilder bets, but the odds on Wildwr are shortening.

Where is the 6.00 for Wilder 1-6? It’s below 3/1 now in UK.

Think they were earlier in the week I got 5/1 at Skybet with a boost, they are now 9/2 boosted prices Wilder 1-6, not sure how long it will be there though

I put bit money on Wilder to win. I don't think that Fury is what he used to be. I think betting on Wilder is good value with the odds given.

I didn't go with KO because I think there is chance for Fury being really negative and loosing it on score cards. They will give any close rounds to Wilder and probably some that are not that close too.

I also put tiny bet on draw because doing the fight 2 would be really good money maker. If Fury goes to ultra negative mode then I see it being possible to arrange it that way. Guys in charge would love it...

Just had a nibble on Wilder points doubled with Hurd rounds 1-2 at 35-1

I got the best price yesterday but not confident enough to bet this big with opinions so split all over the place:

Deontay Wilder (-135) vs Tyson Fury $270.00 for $200.00

Well the bookies won this morning with a draw.

Fury for sports personality got to be worth a shout.

Glass Joe wrote: ↑02 Dec 2018, 07:17 Well the bookies won this morning with a draw.

Fury for sports personality got to be worth a shout.

Na he upset too many folk the last time. Would be great if he won though!

I wish I listened to a couple of people that suggested that I bet the draw for Wilder/Fury. At least I got a push and my money back on my Wilder moneyline wager at the sportsbook where I made the bet.

Ive went big on navarrete in-play betting. Still a big underdog despite giving dogbae a beating.

In like round 10 or 11 I decided to jump on Navarette outright and by points.

Shhhh wrote: ↑08 Dec 2018, 21:09Wheres Jim?

I didn't have any strong leans or make any boxing wagers this past weekend, plus I was quite consumed with the big UFC 231 PPV and Glory kickboxing Heavyweight Tournament that I had a lot of action on. Had a lifetime best epic winning weekend so happy about that.

SkyBet are offering evens for Canelo to get the job done in rounds 1-6 vs Fielding.

I'm tempted by this.

On 1 hand, rangey guys like Trout & lara have given Canelo tricky fights & Fielding is way longer, looks about 6 inches taller than Canelo.

On the other hand, Canelo i feel is peaking, he looks like a fighter on fire just now with ferocious handspeed power & bodyshots. Fielding doesn't really fight that tall either, he likes to mix it up. He might just throw some leather vs the smaller man & see what happens.

I think evens is about fair price, 50/50 it goes 7 or more. I reckon I'll probably get on it.

yeah tempting. Can get 6/5 some places for this bet

I was actually thinking 4/1 on Alvarez points is the bet. Alvarez doesn't really have one punch knockout power unless against Welterweight Amir Khan. Plenty of fighters have gone the distance with him and fielding is a genuine super middleweight. He may well grind fielding down but I think 4/1 looks big for him to make the final bell.

I can see Canelo stopping Fielding with body shots.

MattCoke wrote: ↑12 Dec 2018, 10:52 I can see Canelo stopping Fielding with body shots.

Well this is the obvious conclusion as he can't reach his face.

Fielding is 12/1 to stop Canelo... i know it's a long shot but at 12/1 it's in the realm of 'worth a few quid'.