Prizefighter on Friday, the Light-heavyweights...

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Prizefighter on Friday...
... Who wins it and why?
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I'm gonna go for a surprise choice to many i guess... Billy Boyle.
If he done the weight easy, i think his strength and non stop punching will be suited to the three round distance..he just throws non stop when he's in scheduled 8 rounders!!!

Worth a bet on his odds.
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I've had a punt on Bob Ajisafe today at 9/2, he is from Darlington like me an he is a good prospect. At 23yr old he should walk 9 rounds if need be. He has some power there too.
Bit sick the bookies had him 3rd favourite I was hopin for more of a steal. There's another thread going on this event and there is a good mix of opinion, partly cos like me people are pickin who they know, have seen, local to them etc.....For example: I follow a lot of boxing but I couldn't tell you much about, say Courtney Fry....even less about Billy Boyle or Carl Dilks.
I'm quietly confident.
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What about shon Davis ? He is the outside choice, but he does have a decent enough record, having mixed with some well matched opponents.
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d wrote:I'm gonna go for a surprise choice to many i guess... Billy Boyle.
If he done the weight easy, i think his strength and non stop punching will be suited to the three round distance..he just throws non stop when he's in scheduled 8 rounders!!!


Well hat a fight it ill be. Because Oakey will do the same, Boyle aint fought no one near Oakey's class...
As the fights go on Oakey will get better and better........

Great price i got him at, Will be having Lovely holiday this year 8)
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d wrote:I'm gonna go for a surprise choice to many i guess... Billy Boyle.
If he done the weight easy, i think his strength and non stop punching will be suited to the three round distance..he just throws non stop when he's in scheduled 8 rounders!!!

Worth a bet on his odds.
Good call
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When's the draw?
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I haven't picked a winner yet in Prizefighter, so Sparticus will to have my curse.

Over three rounds Steve can still be a force.
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Emerson Poncey Name Ghent wrote:When's the draw?
Already happened

QUARTER-FINALS
1: Courtney Fry v Shon Davies
2: Tony Oakey v Billy Boyle
3: Bob Ajisafe v Carl Dilks
4: Darren Stubbs v Steve Spartacus
SEMI-FINALS
5: Fry or Davies v Oakey or Boyle
6: Ajisafe or Dilks v Stubbs or Spartacus
FINAL
7: Winner of Fight 5 v winner of Fight 6
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Londonirish wrote:
d wrote:I'm gonna go for a surprise choice to many i guess... Billy Boyle.
If he done the weight easy, i think his strength and non stop punching will be suited to the three round distance..he just throws non stop when he's in scheduled 8 rounders!!!


Well hat a fight it ill be. Because Oakey will do the same, Boyle aint fought no one near Oakey's class...
As the fights go on Oakey will get better and better........

Great price i got him at, Will be having Lovely holiday this year 8)

what odds did you get? I'm in at 7/1

My first boxing bet since Melero to KO Thaxton :neutral:
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got 6/1 with ladbrokes on oakey, his price has shortened though, best price 5/1 on oakey. im sure last week he was as big as 15/2
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Don't usually bet, but i have done on this one...8-1 for the Sheffielder Boyle!
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I just love the fact that in the early 21st century, there is somewhere in England (i.e. my home town, Darlington) where a man of colour, named Bob, can be given the nickname 'Black Bob'.

I take Bob to do the business!
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Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:I just love the fact that in the early 21st century, there is somewhere in England (i.e. my home town, Darlington) where a man of colour, named Bob, can be given the nickname 'Black Bob'.

I take Bob to do the business!
There's a lot of Bob's out there Ian in Darlington's defence. This way we all know which one we're on about :lol:

is this thing seeded cos it seems to me that Courtney Fry (if he gets to the final ) will get more rest than BB if he does. Mind you I suppose someone has to box first and second.
I heard from someone present that Chris Burton got hardly any rest compared to Sam Sexton last time.
Mind you, 23 yr old Bob versus 33 yr old Courtney (if of course the Bookies are owt to go by - which they haven't got right once yet in the whole Prizefighter series) - i don't think fitness will be an issue for our Bob. Come on Bob :box:
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I still feel Fry is no value at such a short price, he looked decent beating Tony Salam, but I remember Salam was actually winning that fight early on, so over a quick 3 rounds Fry would have been out. He seems to have a more laid back style which means I defo will be havin a tenner each on Ajisafe (7/1 with willy hills) and Oakey(5/1 a couple of places).
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who is going tonight..thanks to asterix and his generosity i have managed to gain entry (thanks mate... ;;-) )

potentially this could be the best prizefighter so far, lots of decent fellas in there, lots of experience and lots of potential. i think spartacus may surprise a few people. so come on lads...

who wants to say hello tonight...!!!
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i go for billy boyle or oakey. should be a good show
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Here's how I see it going.

Oakey Bt Boyle

Fry Bt Davies

Dilks Bt Ajisafe

Spartacus Bt Stubbs

SEMI's

Oakey Bt Fry

Spartacus Bt Dilks

FINAL

Oakey VS Spartacus.

And not sure what the outcome here will be. Oakey will have the additional rest period and also has beaten Spartacus by KO rnd 12 last time they met.

Think I'll put my money on Oakey.
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I'm looking forward to this one - Oakey to win.
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8/1 for Boyle is a good Bet, I dont think Ive seen Him anywhere near what He is capable of yet.
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rhino222 wrote:who is going tonight..thanks to asterix and his generosity i have managed to gain entry (thanks mate... ;;-) )

potentially this could be the best prizefighter so far, lots of decent fellas in there, lots of experience and lots of potential. i think spartacus may surprise a few people. so come on lads...

who wants to say hello tonight...!!!
You're welcome. Not long now. :TU:
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Prizefighter is not boring, Its very enjoyable. Competitive matches its good experince for prospects and people who are in last chance saloon imo.
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Oakey is a slow starter, can he change his ways to come out firing?
I've not seen Boyle box yet, but going by what people have said he may pull off an upset, but then again if Oakey can get to him a bit before the fight starts , maybe the nerves will play a part for Boyle.

I fancy Fry to come through in this.
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I got my doubts over Oakley to win this. Will he have the heart for it, as hes already been there and wore the T-shirt, if you get what i mean. Not long now to find out anyway.
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Obviously the smart money is going on Fry - but have a dabble on Billy Boyle :TU:
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