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Jennings vs Minter betting

Posted: 02 Feb 2008, 15:59
by Abbo
Jennings 7/4 on points. I think thats big. Anyone care to dissuade me?

Posted: 02 Feb 2008, 16:11
by Grilling Machine
I don't understand betting, but Jennings has to be the clear favourite. Minter's been away too long after defeat, and he hasn't fought at Michael's level.

Posted: 02 Feb 2008, 16:43
by Mario
I took Jennings on points at 6/4 with Ladbrokes which i thought was very good, although 1/8 for him just to win the fight is a ridiculous price.

Posted: 02 Feb 2008, 17:25
by Romi
does anybody have an update on this one...thx

Posted: 02 Feb 2008, 17:38
by Abbo
Round 4 so far, Jennings hurt Minter in thye first minute. Been slightly towards Jennings since. Minter has a hairline cut.

Posted: 02 Feb 2008, 17:40
by Abbo
Minter decked late Rd4

Posted: 02 Feb 2008, 17:40
by Romi
thx for the update...keep em coming. Much appreciated!

Posted: 02 Feb 2008, 17:44
by Abbo
5th round Jennings jabbing beautifully. minter has a horrid ear cut. however, he has been hitting back bravely

Posted: 02 Feb 2008, 17:47
by Abbo
6th round jennings still making minter eat his jab, but his footwork has slowed markedly.

interesting

Posted: 02 Feb 2008, 17:52
by Abbo
7th round more of the same, but again the pace is slowing and i'm starting to wonder about Jennings road work

Posted: 02 Feb 2008, 17:56
by Abbo
8th round Jennings just nailed him with 10 secs to go. he made the bell, but surely thats done for him

Posted: 02 Feb 2008, 18:00
by Abbo
Minter knocked down by a cracking left hook after 2m30s. got up but stopped / towel at 2m59s

Posted: 02 Feb 2008, 18:02
by Romi
good deal! ... many thx...hit that one for 4 hund but u were making me a little nervous thru 6 rds...much appreciated!

Posted: 02 Feb 2008, 18:20
by tonyevs
Looked like an early night for Jennings..
Though big credit to Minter for sticking in there ... during the middle rnds I really thought he could possibly turn it around.

Minter amazed me how he regained his feet - and so quickly - after such a heavy knock down ... tremendous heart, a real warrior :TU:

I`d never seen Jennings get hit so much.

Massive respect to both guys ... a real credit to the game :TU:

Posted: 02 Feb 2008, 19:51
by steve689
Minter's dream fell short. From Area champion to world champion just wasn't to be in the end :roll: Good scrap though all the same, even if the bauble on offer wasn't worth the sweat expended by both pugilists.

Posted: 03 Feb 2008, 05:51
by oscar
at least this was a fight on a really dissapointing undercard night was to long with many breaks, anyway i thought minter held his own for 4 rounds then seemed to try and change things it never worked and he just seemed to tire jennings did a descent job but imo does not seem to be improving he got hit much more than he would have a couple of years ago

Posted: 03 Feb 2008, 10:32
by RichDam
You are right. He did get hit a lot more often than he used too but I still think he showed he can achieve something more than the WBU title.

Posted: 03 Feb 2008, 12:10
by tony3
Minter showed some real old school grit. One of the best fights I've seen in ages on British soil.

Posted: 03 Feb 2008, 15:04
by stujones
I've been a fan of Ross', I actually saw this as a 60:40 fight (in Jennings favour)... Brave effort from Ross, but I wouldn't be surprised if Ross is doing a lot of weights in his training regime.... he's too muscled bound.

Posted: 03 Feb 2008, 16:10
by whicker
This was a good fight, on a bad night. I thought Minter was doing well, at times he was really going for it, but Jennings certainly had the edge of the seasoned pro, and kept catching him with some really accurate shots. I get the impression that Minter is a touch "chinny," in that he is quite easily knocked down.

Even allowing for the knockdown, I had it pretty square until Jennings picked it up and won after round 8.

Also, from where I was sitting it looked like they threw the towel in just before the ref stopped it, other might say that the ref was stopping it before the towel came over. Obviously they know best, and didn't feel he could weather the end of the round.

Posted: 03 Feb 2008, 17:29
by Goz
Good fight - wondered if Minter was going to turn it round at one stage. Bit like Macklin-Moore with the classier fighter prevaling but really both coming out with much credit.