Berchelt wins via 11th TKO Pinoy: Vargas TKO 7 Daniel Dimov: Vargas TKO 10 Lufcrazy: Vargas TKO 3 Drenlou: Vargas TKO 10 Kirk: Vargas TKO 9 Kiwi: Vargas SD Nellybc: Vargas TKO 8 Drinqour: Vargas TKO 7 Is that game over ??
wtf hahahaha... yeah I forgot about the tournament already, it was a good and fun idea, but in this case who continues lol?
Lol. As I understood the rules, the person closer to the actual result still wins, will need @kirk to confirm. So Daniel Dimov, Drenlou, KiwiMan, Nellybc would progress to round 4, where more carnage probably happens.
So round 4 would be: DanielDimov: Garcia TKO9 Drenlou: Garcia UD close KiwiMan: Garcia UD wide Nellybc: Garcia SD
And Garcia won by e 3rd round KO So round 5 we are stucked I guess: DanielDimov: Frampton UD close KiwiMan: Frampton UD close If everything is really like this cause I am not sure about the 3rd round too, I would suggest to have a rematch for the last round with @KiwiMan
Love the Williams Jr pick, and I also agree with it. He conclusively showed he has that "dog" in him, and that's pretty important in boxing. I've gained a lot of respect for the guy and it's good to see him really taking up consistently competitive match ups, win and lose. Guys like him are good for the sport. *I also read a recent interview with him (B-Scene maybe) and he comes off as a very humble and actually quite intelligent guy. He observed the same things about Browne that many posters here echo... He shouldn't have won his last fight, he can be psyched out.
I still have yet to make up my mind as far as that fight is concerned. Both are glass cannons, and both are more than capable of winning this. Definitely not a fight to lay a substantial amount of dough on. Something that worries me is how Williams Jr. quit against Campillo, he started off well but after about 2 rounds Campillo was walking him down with ease. Going to rewatch Browne/Kalajdzic later on.
Gahhh I been slacking on the tournament. Ill take a look when I get home but ya the winner is whoever got it closest. So if both people lost on their pick, the ones who picked a closer fight would win.
I've definitely been thinking more and more about getting seriously into(especially after honing my skills in prediction leagues for a couple of years now) it But I still have some minor reservations, it definitely can hinder the enjoyment of fights and even outright ruin it at times. That's said... Under here is a safe bet here lol.
lol, if you ever want to shoot the **** about gambling, I'm always down. Part of the reason I spend any time here at all is to try to "get an edge" with gambling. I won 600 plus dollars on Zhanat just this weekend. I believe he was as high as +400. I followed the line movement and bet him at +350. Come fight time he hit 3 to 1. Then I blew all those winnings on various MMA props, which none hit, on the last UFC card. Such a smart move on my part. So good.
I will officially start gambling on boxing legitimately with the Thurman Garcia fight. But youre right, it seems like it could definitely cast a shadow over the purity and enjoyment of watching a big fight.
Makes you more invested in the fights, you just might start hyper focusing on what's going on inside the ring more than ever before. When real money is involved, you really look for an edge, you know? I think Garcia is going to bust up and be stopped late personally, sometime after 8.