I must say, I'm slightly skittish with the Giyasov and Madrimov matches. Giyasov has a glass jaw, he was badly rocked a few times by Emmanuel Taylor and Madrimov was in horrible shape against Eric Walker for a round or two. So if there's going to be an upset, it might be in one of those two matches. Also while I'm impressed by Turarov, McKenna is a tricky mofo, and easily beat Davies, but was robbed, so a slight upset is possible there.
You've already said this CST, now you're making me question my pick, or are these tactics from you to move up the leaderboard I should have changed my Troyanovsky pick yesterday
While yes, it is a little bit of.... This content is protected ....... on my part. However, I am being serious. I was going back and forth quite a bit before settling on my picks. Giyasov should be able to get the win, and Madrimov skillswise is levels above Kalombo, but I've seen clips, and mothr****er hits like a 10 ton hammer and has a 100% KO ratio. So one screw up by Madrimov, who can get reckless, it could be lights out.
I really rate Madrimov and have been hyping him up, saying he's the best 154lbs fighter, so hopefully he backs my hype up. Against Walker he only had 5-6 week preparation / camp, and actually knocked Walker out in the 10th or 11th by the referee made a stupid decision to not count the knockdown. That was a good fight too, 50/50 and one McKenna would have won for me despite being the betting outsider.
Davis KO Kulakhmet KO Nietes Decision Turarov Decision Herring Decision Kalombo KO Giyasov KO Akhmadaliev Decision
Some of recently added fights that I didnt predict yet- Salamov KO5 Davtaev KO3 Denes UD Monabesa UD Marshall UD Jones III UD Majidov KO5 Magnsesi UD Conlan UD Edwards UD
