good call mate....i wasn't even watching the footy when i read your post but i thought yeah deffo sounds worth a shot with liverpool being so unpredictable this season.....got on at 5/1 mate......nice one pal :good
Not a fan of doing it but I was actually considering Fielding points. Is he much of a puncher... 3 of his 5 stoppages were in prizefighter and 2 of them were over opponents who were still done from previous fights, another was a retirement so that leaves at best 2 legitimate ones... Not sure what Dilks has left though...!
how confidant are you with this one brickfists? bit of a noob with ufc......one thing i do like is the odds on the favourites......wish boxing was the same all the time lol
I looked at Fielding vs Dilks this morning. I'm confident that Fielding will win convincingly, but the 3/1 for points is tempting. Dilks isn't the most durable but Fielding isn't a puncher. Think I'll leave it. I'd want a bit more value to risk going for the stoppage.... 2/5 isn't really worth it. If it was 4/6 I'd have a go. Maybe worth it if you've got an accy going.
Kevin Sinfield is 8/1 with Hills to be MOTM in the Grand Final tonight.... ridiculous value. If Leeds win he's a cert to get it, been easily our best player in our three playoff games thus far.
Konecny v Baysangurov is a very interesting one. I think in his prime Lukas is a much better, more compact fighter, but they've probably picked him at the right time? Not seen him lately.
Ivan Calderon Kompayak Porpramook Double 5/1 Really liking this one, Calderon is over the hill no doubt but he's only lost twice, both by stoppage to a rampaging Giovanni Segura, nobody outboxes Calderon and Fuentes isn't a puncher plus with it being in PR its a dead cert Ivan wins on points. Porpramook hasn't lost in six years and he's all ready beaten tonight's opponent Hernandez by stoppage last year, the only downside is its in Mexico so there is a chance of bogey judging. On bet365 Calderon is 7/4 and Porpramook is 5/4 both terrific value on their own but i cant resist doing the double at 5/1 Edit Actually screw that double, I'll do two singles, don't like the chances of bad judging in Mexico
Because Calderon is on the down turn, very old for a fighter his size. Looked crap of late. Then again his opponent ain't great. The other one looks fair. The only thing I'd cautious against is the fact in the first match the Thai guy was at home, outside, with the sun seemingly glaring down. I know a Mexican in theory ought to be able to deal with that, but if you look at the back and forth type of exchanges that took place fairly evenly, its a good edge to be in those conditions you're used to with the crowd behind ya. That said, to get odds against when he brutally knocked him out is interesting.