@fightwriterone Kholmotov getting knocked out by Ford was the closest I can remember. 7 seconds left. Heartbreak for me Graham as I backed Kholmotov there and thought it was in the bag!
@BreakingBBoxing No probs! Typical American was a low blow - apologies. Impressed with Birchall - from previous fights I had him down as another one of our hype jobs. He has potential!
@leonardiusmax -300??? Don’t think there’s anything Haney does better than Shak. Argument on the jab if being generous. Could be another stinker of a fight too although I would love to see it.
Another winner from @racingoncourse. Annie Edson Taylor drifted to 6/1 before being heavily backed into 3/1 last minute and storms to victory last furlong!
Another winner from @racingoncourse. Annie Edson Taylor drifted to 6/1 before being heavily backed into 3/1 last minute and storms to victory last furlong!
@RacesNow_@racingoncourse Indeed it did! Good old SD - he is rarely far off. In a world of shit tipsters he’s a nugget of gold. Thank you good sir and safe journey home from Yarmouth!
@RacesNow_ Thank you so much SD! Had an unlucky day today - two 3rds when e/w was for two only! SD won it all back with a bit extra with my last bet of the day. God bless sir and safe journey home! 🐎 💰
@BreakingBBoxing@BuryEmBoxing@philhaup Totally agree with you bro. She sucks. Couldn't understand the Curiel one at all - his contract expired after that fight too so I can't imagine much pressure put on to score for home guy. Dreadful judge - one of worst.
@BreakingBBoxing@BuryEmBoxing@philhaup A bad bet if you hit that ridiculous moneyline but the Utria decision opened up at +210 which was a lovely price. He was always going to enjoy a side advantage. Mercado deserved the win but you have to bake these parameters into your bet sadly.
One of eleven children born into poverty in San Javier, Argentina #OnThisDay in 1942, middleweight legend Carlos Monzon went on to scale the dizziest heights in boxing and beat all challengers to his throne.
Monzon won the crown in his 80th fight in November, 1970, with a 12th-round knockout of Italian idol Nino Benvenuti in Rome and had a record 14 title defences before retiring in 1977.
After amassing a 16-3 (14) 1NC record, Monzon went the rest of his 100-fight career without tasting defeat. Throughout the ‘70s, Monzon made the middleweight division his own, defying all challengers and cementing his place as an all-time great, fighting for 13 years without a loss.