Post by Tractorpull on May 14, 2023 10:55:24 GMT -6
TESS VALMORE.
Once again I present the month’s edition of my much maligned predictions. Ask usual, it is littered with unflattering comments, unjustified criticism and cheap shots. Last two months weren’t terribly good. I went 74-34 running my total to 3651-1050 or 78% correct.
HARUMI NEMOTO/EMMA GLOVER JMD
SAAYA IRIE/MICHELLE KEEGAN Irie is a 4-3 record in her brief career. Keegan has been around the FCBA for thirteen years. She is a veteran of 111 BBU and FCBA fights. Unfortunately she has spent the recent past In the FCBA on her back. She has lost her last ten FCBA fights. In this fight, she has a 5 inch height advantage. If she loses, management should invite her to hit the road. With a five inch height advantage, Keegan should win.
VIVIAN HSIEH/PAIGE SPIRANAC Hsieh has a 9-7career record, but has lost six of her last eight. Spiranac has a 7-2 career record and has a two inch height advantage. Most importantly, she’s blonde. Spiranac in six
MARIA OZAWA/BARBARA JEAN BLANK. Ozawa has a combined record of 12-7, being 1-2 in the FCBA. Blank has an unimpressive 2-4 career record. She apparently hasn’t impressed management since this is her first fight since January of last year. I don’t have a strong feeling in this fight so since Blank is blonde I have to to with her.
NICOLA CAVANIS/IVANA KNOLL Cavanis looks like she is not headed to the Hall Of Fame. She has an 8-9 career record and has lost seven of her last ten.
This will be Knoll’s FCBA debut. She has a 4-1 BBU record and is two inches taller than Cavanis. She apparently is being pushed by Mr V. I think she will hand Cavanis another loss
MILLIE BOBBY BROWN/CHRISSY COSTANZA. Millie Bobby Brown has a career 17-2 record, has won eight of her last ten and has already held the Unified Flyweight Title. Costanza is making her FCBA debut. Brown is a poor choice for a maiden fight. Brown in three.
ANN/HATHAWAY/KRYSTEN RITTER. Hathaway is done. She has lost fifteen of her last eighteen and all three of those wins were last year and two of those wins were over opponents who were over fifty. Ritter’s career record of 3-10 is less than desirable, but if she can’t beat Hathaway, her future is dim. Ritter in six.
LUCY HALE/ZOEY DEUTCH Hale, a former flyweight champ is having a hard time recently. She has lost eight of her last ten. Deutch has lost seven of her eight career fights and her last time in the ring was in 2019 and her only win in 2016. This is a fight that Hale cannot afford to lose. Hale in five.
ASHLEY BENSON/WILLA HOLLAND. Benson is another of the PLP fighters having a hard time recently. She has lost nine of her last ten. Holland has done better losing only six of her last ten. Holland has an almost two inch height advantage. I think Holland will win, but remember, some of my critics’ opinion is. I should be barred from thinking.
EDEN COHEN/BRIDGET SATTERLEE. I refuse to have anything to do this this
stupid crappy title
SELENA GOMEZ/DANIELLE PANABAKER. Gomez has a career record of 49-26 and has won seven of her last ten. She has just won the title of Princess of the Ice Hotel. Isn’t that thrilling? Panabaker has a career record of 3-6 and has had only two fights since March 2019, both to the same opponent and lost both. I happen to like Selena. She will win
ALEXANDRA DADDARIO/RUBY ROSE. Daddario has a career record of 22-21-1 and has won five of her last ten. Ruby Rose has a career record of 2-10 with her last win being in March 2019. After this fight her last win will still be in March 2019
PIA MILLER/CHARLIZE THERON. I am barred from predicting Theron fights but I think you should always pick the blonde
KYLIE JENNER/KATRINA BOWDEN. Jenner has won six of her last ten including two wins over Taylor Swift. Bowden has a 4-9 record with her wins being in her last ten. She hasn’t fought the caliber of competition that Jenner has. Jenner in five.
BRIE LARSON/SCARLETT JOHANSSON. I would imagine that Brie is happy that Fast X opened after all the terrible press she got in the Marvel Universe. That’s your movie lesson for the day. She has won seven of her last ten and in her last fight she ended Peyton Roi List’s stay at Front Street. At the age of thirty-nine Johansson is at the tail end of a good career. She has lost eight of her last ten. Johansson’s biggest problem in this fight is Larson’s four inch height advantage. It will be too much. Larson will win
ROHRBACH/GADOT. Rohrbach may be on the verge of another title bout. She lost one to Agdal last August. She has won eight of her last ten with the losses being to Adgal and Swift. She has beaten Kendall Jenner. Gadot has a 6-11 record and has lost six of her last ten while fighting very good competition. Gadot could win this fight. That’s “could” She won’t. Rohrbach in six
RHODA/UPTON. I’m not going to bother with records or anything meaningful, Upton is a good friend of mine. I have to predict she will win.
AMBER HEARD/ADRIANNE PALICKI. Heard has a a 13-19 record and she has won five of her last ten. Palicki has a 47-44 career, She is going through a rough stretch having lost six of her last ten after having a poor 2021. She fights top competition. Heard torpedoed her movie career and has moved to Spain. You could say that’s Spain’s loss which is what is going to happen to her when she meets Adrianne.
HAILEE STEINFELD/BRITTANY SNOW. Steinfeld has a 10-13 record, but has won seven of her last ten. Snow has a 9-12 record and has won four of her last ten. Steinfeld is younger and has a two inch height advantage. Steinfeld will win.
MADDIE ZIEGLER/CHLOE GRACE MORETZ. Ziegler has been successful thus far with an 13-4 record beating some pretty good opposition. Moretz has won seven of her last ten also fighting good competition. Zeigler has an almost two inch height advantage. This could be one of the best fights of the night. I am going to go with Moretz. It’s a gut feeling.
EMMA ROBERTS/MADISON BEER. Emma Roberts has a 40-24 record and has won five of her last ten. Beer has a 12-11 record, but she has won only three of her last ten. She does have a three inch height advantage. I suspect that Roberts is going to be the Vegas favorite but I am going to to with Beer in an upset.
BELLA THORNE/ALYSSA LYNCH. Another pairing that promises to be great fight. Thorne just lost the Unified Bantamweight title in the April PPV. She has won seven of her last ten. Lynch was won eight of her last ten including a win over Alexis Ren a top lightweight. I believe this is the first time the two have fought. Unfortunately neither is blonde so I have to go with Thorne
TINA LOUISE/HANNAH PALMER JMD
EIZA GONZALEZ/CAYLEE COWAN. Gonzalez has a 19-27 career record and has lost seven of her last ten to some pretty good fighters. Cowan has a 4-8 record and has lost eight of her last ten. Gonzalez has a two inch height advantage. Gonzalez will win.
LINDSEY PELAS/DANIELLE SHARP. JMD
LAURA PAUSINI/JENNIFER GARNER. Who thought this one up? Pausini is notorious for never winning a fight in the FCBA in 34 attempts. Garner is now 51, but that is only two years older than Pausini. She is in the Hall of Fame and has held ten Lightweight titles. Jennifer has won eight of her last ten Would you be shocked, If I thought Garner was going to win? She will.
PRIYANKA CHOPRA/SYDNEY SWEENEY. Chopra is one of the aging members of the Consortium who has five fighters in the stable with three forty or over.
She has won seven of her last ten. Sweeney is fifteen years younger with a 16-8 record. She’s won six of her last ten against good competition. Chopra has a three inch height advantage. That will be the deciding factor. Chopra will win.
NATALIE ALYN LIND/PEYTON ROI LIST. Lind is one of the two young members of the Consortium. She has a 26-17 record. She has won five of her last ten. This will be List’s first fight since being terminated by Front Street. She has won three of her last ten fighting a Front Street schedule. She is slightly taller than Lind but that is not going to cut it. Lind will win.
NELL TIGER FREE/MADISON PETTUS Tiger Free has an 18-9 career record and has lost five of her last ten against decent opposition. She is 3-2 for the year. Pettus has a 4-7 record and has lost six of her last ten. She is also three inches shorter than her opponent. Tiger Free will win
EMMA WATSON/MICHELLE WILLIAMS. Both are in the Hall of Fame. Watson has had 102 fights in her career. Williams has had 246, second only to Theron.
Watson is 33 almost ten years younger than Williams. Watson is slightly bigger. Williams has won seven of her last ten. Watson has won six of her last ten with five of those fights being against Lily Collins. Williams has fought the better competition despite Watson’s fights with Collins. I am going to Williams
EDEN COHEN/ZENDAYA COLEMAN. Cohen has won six of her last ten, mostly against top competition. Two of her losses were to Ren and another to Swift. Coleman has a career record of 8-11 and has lost six of her last ten. Cohen wins
LUISANA LOPILATO/MARGOT ROBBIE. Lopilato has won seven of her last ten and is ranked at thirty three in Boxing Worlds lightweight rankings. Robbie has won five of her last ten and is ranked at nineteen in the bantams. I’m not overly impressed with Lopilato, but Robbie has lost five of her last six. Not a good sign. I like Robbie, but I have to go with Lopilato
HANNAH FERGUSON/VOGUE WILLIAMS. When I saw this posted I thought “who in the hell is Vogue Willams”? Turns out she is in the BBU and this is her introduction into the FCBA. She is 6-5 in the BBU. I don’t need to elaborate on Ferguson. Williams picked the wrong fighter for her first FCBA fight. Ferguson in four.
BAILEE MADISON/MADELYN CLINE. Madison has a 4-9 record while Cline lost her first FCBA fight to Millie Bobby Brown in the April PPV. I have to go with experience. Madison to win
ALEXA DEMIE/HAYDEN PANETTIERE. This is Demie debut in the FCBA. Panettiere is in the Hall of Fame I never predict a fighter making a debut will beat an experienced opponent The rule applies. Panettiere is way past her prime losing eight of her last ten, but she will win
CHERLY COLE/NATALIE DYER Cole will soon be forty, but she is going strongly having won eight of her last ten. Dyer has a 9-11 record and has lost six of her last ten. I would like to see Dyer win because she is a Nashville girl, but that “ain’t” going to happen. Cole in five
JESSICA LOWNDES/CIERRA RAMIREZ This will be Lowndes 97th bout but she is not close to the Hall of Fame due to JMD/D fights. She has won six of her last ten losing her last two to Megan Fox and Khalifa. Ramirez has lost six of her last ten and is three inches shorter than Lowndes. Lowndes wins
MINKA KELLY/OLIVIA WILDE Minka is in the Hall of Fame. She has won 74 fights. Now 42, she has won six of her last ten. Wilde has a career record of 28-27 but has lost her last six and nine of her last ten. She has fought Kelly four times, losing three. Wilde has a two inch height advantage. It isn’t going to help her. Kelly in six
NINA DOBREV/ADDISION RAE. Dobrev has the numbers for the Hall of Fame except she has too many fights in the BBU or JMD. She is still close. She has won seven of her last ten. Rae is a newbie who has had one fight and lost it. She is ten years younger than Dobrev, but she going down to defeat for the second time as Dobrev hands Mr V his third win of the night
LOTTIE MOSS/OLIVIA CULPO. Moss is a fighter from the BBU who has had four FCBA fights winning two. Culpo has a 5-6 career record and has lost five of her last six, three to members of LCA. Moss is slightly younger and Culpo slightly bigger. I really don’t have a clue, but a flip of the coin came out Moss to win
SANDRA KUBICKA/KALEY CUOCO. In the past I have been high on Kubicka, She has won seven of her last ten against reasonable competition. Cuoco is in the Hall of Fame. She is only 37, but is obviously past her prime. She has lost eight of her last ten, mostly to good fighters that she would have beaten a couple years ago, Her last win was in January 2020. Kubicka hands Mr V another win
KELLY ROHRBACH/GAL GADOT. Rohrbach is ranked at four in Boxing Worlds lightweight rankings and at three in Tractorpull’s. She has a 40-21 career record and has won eight of her last ten, Gadot has a 6-11 career record and has lost six of her last ten. Rohrbach in four
BROOKLYN DECKER/ANGIE UTGAARD. This is billed as Decker 99th fight but her 100th fight assuming she wins will not get her into Hall Of Fame since she has a number of JMD/D fights. She has won six of her last ten after dropping a couple fights to Hannah Ferguson and to Lawley. Utgaard has a 27-13 record, but is in a funk having lost eight of her last ten. Decker will hand Mr V his fifth win of the night
CREE CICCHINO/NATALIE PORTMAN. Cicchino has an excellent 37-13 record and has won seven of her last ten, all losses being to top ten flyweights. I don’t think I need to tell who Portman is, but she will soon be 42 and is showing signs of slowing down although she has won six of her last ten. She has fought Cicchino last year knocking her out in the fifth. This is a much bigger fight for Cicchino than it is for Portman. I’m going to take a chance on Cicchino
DILETTA LEOTTA/BRIANA MARIE DALE. Leotta has a 20-12 career record but has lost six of her last ten. Dale is has won five of her last ten. One of those wins was over Leotta. Most of her losses were to top welters. She is four inches shorter than Leotta. It didn’t hurt her in their last fight. It will this time. Leotta will even the score.
LORELLA BOCCIA/CASSIDY FREEMAN. Boccia has a 23-9 career record, but has lost five of her last ten, all to top ten welters. Freeman is now 41, but has won six of her last ten although her wins were over less than impressive opponents. I am going to have to go with Boccia to spoil Mr V’s winning night
CHLOE BENNET/MELISSA BENOIST. Bennet has a 56-7 record and has won her last ten, but you have to factor in Front Street’s strategy in getting title fights. Benoist has lost seven of her last ten. She’s slightly bigger and older than Bennet. I have to go with Bennet
MEG DONNELLY/KRISTEN BELL. Donnelly has won nine of her last ten with her only loss being to Miley Cyrus. Bell has lost seven of her last ten. She is two inches smaller and twenty years older than her opponent. Yeah, Donnelly will win
OLIVIA HOLT/DOVE CAMERON. Holt comes into this bout having lost six of her last ten. Cameron comes in having won six of her last ten. Age and height are not factors. The two have fought once before with Cameron winning. She will repeat
AMANDA TRIVIZAS/EMILY RATAJKOWSKI. JMD
NERIAH FISHER/VALENTINA FRADEGRADA. Fisher, who broke in in 2021, has only had eleven fights winning seven. Fradegrada has lost her last five and six of her last ten attempting to beat top lightweights. She has fought Taylor Swift three times losing two. Fradegrada is almost three inches taller than Fisher. To me this is a 50/50 fight. Who ever I chose will be wrong. Since I love Pizza and a glass of Chianti, I will go with Fradegrada
ANYA TAYLOR-JOY/SAMARA WEAVING. Taylor Joy has a 21-6 career record and has won six of her last ten. Weaving fights in the BBU and ACB and has a 15-13 FCBA record. She has won five of her last ten. One of those wins was over Taylor Joy who she KOed in six. Taylor Joy is almost three inches taller. I am going with Taylor Joy to get revenge.
ELIZABETH OLSEN/HALSTON SAGE. This will be Olsen’s 102nd fight but she is still short of bouts due to a fight in the BBU and some at JMD. She’s one of the top bantams. She has lost four of her last ten, but one of those losses was to Blake Lively who is now the welter champ. Sage has only had eight fights winning four. Sage shouldn’t be a problem for Olsen who will win in the first half of the scheduled rounds.
ALEXIS REN/KENDALL JENNER. Billed as a body saddle bout on the beach. Both are top ten lightweights. Jenner is in the Hall OF Fame and Ren is well on her way. Ren has won seven of her last ten. Jenner has won eight of her last ten. The two have fought three times with Ren winning two. I have to go with Jenner to even the rivalry at two each
VANESSA HUDGENS/ISABELLA MONER. This is for a title that reject and I am not going to justify it with a prediction
TAYLOR SWIFT/JOY CORRIGAN. Mistress of the Body Saddle #3. This is for the title. Corrigan is 5-4-1 in her last ten while Swift has lost six of her last ten. Swift has held this title since July 2021 with four successful defenses. Time for the title to change. I’m going to take a chance on Corrigan in another win for Mr V.
STANA KATIC/JOANNA KRUPA. This is billed as a “potential” Jaguar title fight. Now, I have a rather very high IQ. It is 48, I have no idea what that “potential means. If Krupa wins, does she get to fight Katic again for the title? To me with my extraordinary 48 IQ either it is for the title or it isn’t If Krupa wins does she get the title of “Potential Jaguar Champion” Katic had a recent win over Hurley in the FNL Gold Rush PPV on May 12. Anyway I am a big fan of Krupa who has won seven of her last ten, while Katic has won nine of her last ten. I have to go with Krupa for old times sake
AVRIL LAVIGNE/FLORENCE PUGH. For the Unified Flyweight Title. Avril just got into the Hall OF Fame. She has won nine of her last ten. Pugh has only has fourteen FCBA fights but she has won eleven of them. Pugh is two inches taller and twelve years younger. I am going with Avril to defend her title. Don’t ask me why. It’s just a feeling
KIRA KOSARIN/DEMI ROSE For the Unified Bantamweight Title. Kosarin has won her last ten. Miss Mawby has won eight of her last ten with one of those wins being over Kosarin. They have fought twice with Mawby winning both. I am definitely not a fan of Miss Mawby and it wouldn’t bother me to see her lose every fight, so I hope Kosarin wins and will so predict.
EMILY DIDONATO/NINA AGDAL This will be DiDonato’s third defense of her title. She has won eight of her last ten. Agdal who held the title last year has also won eight of her last ten. The two have fought twice with each having a win. I think this is another 50/50 fight. Another coin toss which came up DiDonato
BLAKE LIVELY/AMY WILLERTON For the Unified Welterweight title. Lively has been on a roll winning nine of her last ten. Willerton has won eight of her last ten.
Lively competition has been a mix of bantams, lightweights and welters. Willerton’s recent opponents only include a couple of welters. Lively is on a hot streak. I think she will continue and defend her title successfully.
I think that is around fifty six predictions. I need a big glass of rum and a joint or two of Jamacian red
Once again I present the month’s edition of my much maligned predictions. Ask usual, it is littered with unflattering comments, unjustified criticism and cheap shots. Last two months weren’t terribly good. I went 74-34 running my total to 3651-1050 or 78% correct.
HARUMI NEMOTO/EMMA GLOVER JMD
SAAYA IRIE/MICHELLE KEEGAN Irie is a 4-3 record in her brief career. Keegan has been around the FCBA for thirteen years. She is a veteran of 111 BBU and FCBA fights. Unfortunately she has spent the recent past In the FCBA on her back. She has lost her last ten FCBA fights. In this fight, she has a 5 inch height advantage. If she loses, management should invite her to hit the road. With a five inch height advantage, Keegan should win.
VIVIAN HSIEH/PAIGE SPIRANAC Hsieh has a 9-7career record, but has lost six of her last eight. Spiranac has a 7-2 career record and has a two inch height advantage. Most importantly, she’s blonde. Spiranac in six
MARIA OZAWA/BARBARA JEAN BLANK. Ozawa has a combined record of 12-7, being 1-2 in the FCBA. Blank has an unimpressive 2-4 career record. She apparently hasn’t impressed management since this is her first fight since January of last year. I don’t have a strong feeling in this fight so since Blank is blonde I have to to with her.
NICOLA CAVANIS/IVANA KNOLL Cavanis looks like she is not headed to the Hall Of Fame. She has an 8-9 career record and has lost seven of her last ten.
This will be Knoll’s FCBA debut. She has a 4-1 BBU record and is two inches taller than Cavanis. She apparently is being pushed by Mr V. I think she will hand Cavanis another loss
MILLIE BOBBY BROWN/CHRISSY COSTANZA. Millie Bobby Brown has a career 17-2 record, has won eight of her last ten and has already held the Unified Flyweight Title. Costanza is making her FCBA debut. Brown is a poor choice for a maiden fight. Brown in three.
ANN/HATHAWAY/KRYSTEN RITTER. Hathaway is done. She has lost fifteen of her last eighteen and all three of those wins were last year and two of those wins were over opponents who were over fifty. Ritter’s career record of 3-10 is less than desirable, but if she can’t beat Hathaway, her future is dim. Ritter in six.
LUCY HALE/ZOEY DEUTCH Hale, a former flyweight champ is having a hard time recently. She has lost eight of her last ten. Deutch has lost seven of her eight career fights and her last time in the ring was in 2019 and her only win in 2016. This is a fight that Hale cannot afford to lose. Hale in five.
ASHLEY BENSON/WILLA HOLLAND. Benson is another of the PLP fighters having a hard time recently. She has lost nine of her last ten. Holland has done better losing only six of her last ten. Holland has an almost two inch height advantage. I think Holland will win, but remember, some of my critics’ opinion is. I should be barred from thinking.
EDEN COHEN/BRIDGET SATTERLEE. I refuse to have anything to do this this
stupid crappy title
SELENA GOMEZ/DANIELLE PANABAKER. Gomez has a career record of 49-26 and has won seven of her last ten. She has just won the title of Princess of the Ice Hotel. Isn’t that thrilling? Panabaker has a career record of 3-6 and has had only two fights since March 2019, both to the same opponent and lost both. I happen to like Selena. She will win
ALEXANDRA DADDARIO/RUBY ROSE. Daddario has a career record of 22-21-1 and has won five of her last ten. Ruby Rose has a career record of 2-10 with her last win being in March 2019. After this fight her last win will still be in March 2019
PIA MILLER/CHARLIZE THERON. I am barred from predicting Theron fights but I think you should always pick the blonde
KYLIE JENNER/KATRINA BOWDEN. Jenner has won six of her last ten including two wins over Taylor Swift. Bowden has a 4-9 record with her wins being in her last ten. She hasn’t fought the caliber of competition that Jenner has. Jenner in five.
BRIE LARSON/SCARLETT JOHANSSON. I would imagine that Brie is happy that Fast X opened after all the terrible press she got in the Marvel Universe. That’s your movie lesson for the day. She has won seven of her last ten and in her last fight she ended Peyton Roi List’s stay at Front Street. At the age of thirty-nine Johansson is at the tail end of a good career. She has lost eight of her last ten. Johansson’s biggest problem in this fight is Larson’s four inch height advantage. It will be too much. Larson will win
ROHRBACH/GADOT. Rohrbach may be on the verge of another title bout. She lost one to Agdal last August. She has won eight of her last ten with the losses being to Adgal and Swift. She has beaten Kendall Jenner. Gadot has a 6-11 record and has lost six of her last ten while fighting very good competition. Gadot could win this fight. That’s “could” She won’t. Rohrbach in six
RHODA/UPTON. I’m not going to bother with records or anything meaningful, Upton is a good friend of mine. I have to predict she will win.
AMBER HEARD/ADRIANNE PALICKI. Heard has a a 13-19 record and she has won five of her last ten. Palicki has a 47-44 career, She is going through a rough stretch having lost six of her last ten after having a poor 2021. She fights top competition. Heard torpedoed her movie career and has moved to Spain. You could say that’s Spain’s loss which is what is going to happen to her when she meets Adrianne.
HAILEE STEINFELD/BRITTANY SNOW. Steinfeld has a 10-13 record, but has won seven of her last ten. Snow has a 9-12 record and has won four of her last ten. Steinfeld is younger and has a two inch height advantage. Steinfeld will win.
MADDIE ZIEGLER/CHLOE GRACE MORETZ. Ziegler has been successful thus far with an 13-4 record beating some pretty good opposition. Moretz has won seven of her last ten also fighting good competition. Zeigler has an almost two inch height advantage. This could be one of the best fights of the night. I am going to go with Moretz. It’s a gut feeling.
EMMA ROBERTS/MADISON BEER. Emma Roberts has a 40-24 record and has won five of her last ten. Beer has a 12-11 record, but she has won only three of her last ten. She does have a three inch height advantage. I suspect that Roberts is going to be the Vegas favorite but I am going to to with Beer in an upset.
BELLA THORNE/ALYSSA LYNCH. Another pairing that promises to be great fight. Thorne just lost the Unified Bantamweight title in the April PPV. She has won seven of her last ten. Lynch was won eight of her last ten including a win over Alexis Ren a top lightweight. I believe this is the first time the two have fought. Unfortunately neither is blonde so I have to go with Thorne
TINA LOUISE/HANNAH PALMER JMD
EIZA GONZALEZ/CAYLEE COWAN. Gonzalez has a 19-27 career record and has lost seven of her last ten to some pretty good fighters. Cowan has a 4-8 record and has lost eight of her last ten. Gonzalez has a two inch height advantage. Gonzalez will win.
LINDSEY PELAS/DANIELLE SHARP. JMD
LAURA PAUSINI/JENNIFER GARNER. Who thought this one up? Pausini is notorious for never winning a fight in the FCBA in 34 attempts. Garner is now 51, but that is only two years older than Pausini. She is in the Hall of Fame and has held ten Lightweight titles. Jennifer has won eight of her last ten Would you be shocked, If I thought Garner was going to win? She will.
PRIYANKA CHOPRA/SYDNEY SWEENEY. Chopra is one of the aging members of the Consortium who has five fighters in the stable with three forty or over.
She has won seven of her last ten. Sweeney is fifteen years younger with a 16-8 record. She’s won six of her last ten against good competition. Chopra has a three inch height advantage. That will be the deciding factor. Chopra will win.
NATALIE ALYN LIND/PEYTON ROI LIST. Lind is one of the two young members of the Consortium. She has a 26-17 record. She has won five of her last ten. This will be List’s first fight since being terminated by Front Street. She has won three of her last ten fighting a Front Street schedule. She is slightly taller than Lind but that is not going to cut it. Lind will win.
NELL TIGER FREE/MADISON PETTUS Tiger Free has an 18-9 career record and has lost five of her last ten against decent opposition. She is 3-2 for the year. Pettus has a 4-7 record and has lost six of her last ten. She is also three inches shorter than her opponent. Tiger Free will win
EMMA WATSON/MICHELLE WILLIAMS. Both are in the Hall of Fame. Watson has had 102 fights in her career. Williams has had 246, second only to Theron.
Watson is 33 almost ten years younger than Williams. Watson is slightly bigger. Williams has won seven of her last ten. Watson has won six of her last ten with five of those fights being against Lily Collins. Williams has fought the better competition despite Watson’s fights with Collins. I am going to Williams
EDEN COHEN/ZENDAYA COLEMAN. Cohen has won six of her last ten, mostly against top competition. Two of her losses were to Ren and another to Swift. Coleman has a career record of 8-11 and has lost six of her last ten. Cohen wins
LUISANA LOPILATO/MARGOT ROBBIE. Lopilato has won seven of her last ten and is ranked at thirty three in Boxing Worlds lightweight rankings. Robbie has won five of her last ten and is ranked at nineteen in the bantams. I’m not overly impressed with Lopilato, but Robbie has lost five of her last six. Not a good sign. I like Robbie, but I have to go with Lopilato
HANNAH FERGUSON/VOGUE WILLIAMS. When I saw this posted I thought “who in the hell is Vogue Willams”? Turns out she is in the BBU and this is her introduction into the FCBA. She is 6-5 in the BBU. I don’t need to elaborate on Ferguson. Williams picked the wrong fighter for her first FCBA fight. Ferguson in four.
BAILEE MADISON/MADELYN CLINE. Madison has a 4-9 record while Cline lost her first FCBA fight to Millie Bobby Brown in the April PPV. I have to go with experience. Madison to win
ALEXA DEMIE/HAYDEN PANETTIERE. This is Demie debut in the FCBA. Panettiere is in the Hall of Fame I never predict a fighter making a debut will beat an experienced opponent The rule applies. Panettiere is way past her prime losing eight of her last ten, but she will win
CHERLY COLE/NATALIE DYER Cole will soon be forty, but she is going strongly having won eight of her last ten. Dyer has a 9-11 record and has lost six of her last ten. I would like to see Dyer win because she is a Nashville girl, but that “ain’t” going to happen. Cole in five
JESSICA LOWNDES/CIERRA RAMIREZ This will be Lowndes 97th bout but she is not close to the Hall of Fame due to JMD/D fights. She has won six of her last ten losing her last two to Megan Fox and Khalifa. Ramirez has lost six of her last ten and is three inches shorter than Lowndes. Lowndes wins
MINKA KELLY/OLIVIA WILDE Minka is in the Hall of Fame. She has won 74 fights. Now 42, she has won six of her last ten. Wilde has a career record of 28-27 but has lost her last six and nine of her last ten. She has fought Kelly four times, losing three. Wilde has a two inch height advantage. It isn’t going to help her. Kelly in six
NINA DOBREV/ADDISION RAE. Dobrev has the numbers for the Hall of Fame except she has too many fights in the BBU or JMD. She is still close. She has won seven of her last ten. Rae is a newbie who has had one fight and lost it. She is ten years younger than Dobrev, but she going down to defeat for the second time as Dobrev hands Mr V his third win of the night
LOTTIE MOSS/OLIVIA CULPO. Moss is a fighter from the BBU who has had four FCBA fights winning two. Culpo has a 5-6 career record and has lost five of her last six, three to members of LCA. Moss is slightly younger and Culpo slightly bigger. I really don’t have a clue, but a flip of the coin came out Moss to win
SANDRA KUBICKA/KALEY CUOCO. In the past I have been high on Kubicka, She has won seven of her last ten against reasonable competition. Cuoco is in the Hall of Fame. She is only 37, but is obviously past her prime. She has lost eight of her last ten, mostly to good fighters that she would have beaten a couple years ago, Her last win was in January 2020. Kubicka hands Mr V another win
KELLY ROHRBACH/GAL GADOT. Rohrbach is ranked at four in Boxing Worlds lightweight rankings and at three in Tractorpull’s. She has a 40-21 career record and has won eight of her last ten, Gadot has a 6-11 career record and has lost six of her last ten. Rohrbach in four
BROOKLYN DECKER/ANGIE UTGAARD. This is billed as Decker 99th fight but her 100th fight assuming she wins will not get her into Hall Of Fame since she has a number of JMD/D fights. She has won six of her last ten after dropping a couple fights to Hannah Ferguson and to Lawley. Utgaard has a 27-13 record, but is in a funk having lost eight of her last ten. Decker will hand Mr V his fifth win of the night
CREE CICCHINO/NATALIE PORTMAN. Cicchino has an excellent 37-13 record and has won seven of her last ten, all losses being to top ten flyweights. I don’t think I need to tell who Portman is, but she will soon be 42 and is showing signs of slowing down although she has won six of her last ten. She has fought Cicchino last year knocking her out in the fifth. This is a much bigger fight for Cicchino than it is for Portman. I’m going to take a chance on Cicchino
DILETTA LEOTTA/BRIANA MARIE DALE. Leotta has a 20-12 career record but has lost six of her last ten. Dale is has won five of her last ten. One of those wins was over Leotta. Most of her losses were to top welters. She is four inches shorter than Leotta. It didn’t hurt her in their last fight. It will this time. Leotta will even the score.
LORELLA BOCCIA/CASSIDY FREEMAN. Boccia has a 23-9 career record, but has lost five of her last ten, all to top ten welters. Freeman is now 41, but has won six of her last ten although her wins were over less than impressive opponents. I am going to have to go with Boccia to spoil Mr V’s winning night
CHLOE BENNET/MELISSA BENOIST. Bennet has a 56-7 record and has won her last ten, but you have to factor in Front Street’s strategy in getting title fights. Benoist has lost seven of her last ten. She’s slightly bigger and older than Bennet. I have to go with Bennet
MEG DONNELLY/KRISTEN BELL. Donnelly has won nine of her last ten with her only loss being to Miley Cyrus. Bell has lost seven of her last ten. She is two inches smaller and twenty years older than her opponent. Yeah, Donnelly will win
OLIVIA HOLT/DOVE CAMERON. Holt comes into this bout having lost six of her last ten. Cameron comes in having won six of her last ten. Age and height are not factors. The two have fought once before with Cameron winning. She will repeat
AMANDA TRIVIZAS/EMILY RATAJKOWSKI. JMD
NERIAH FISHER/VALENTINA FRADEGRADA. Fisher, who broke in in 2021, has only had eleven fights winning seven. Fradegrada has lost her last five and six of her last ten attempting to beat top lightweights. She has fought Taylor Swift three times losing two. Fradegrada is almost three inches taller than Fisher. To me this is a 50/50 fight. Who ever I chose will be wrong. Since I love Pizza and a glass of Chianti, I will go with Fradegrada
ANYA TAYLOR-JOY/SAMARA WEAVING. Taylor Joy has a 21-6 career record and has won six of her last ten. Weaving fights in the BBU and ACB and has a 15-13 FCBA record. She has won five of her last ten. One of those wins was over Taylor Joy who she KOed in six. Taylor Joy is almost three inches taller. I am going with Taylor Joy to get revenge.
ELIZABETH OLSEN/HALSTON SAGE. This will be Olsen’s 102nd fight but she is still short of bouts due to a fight in the BBU and some at JMD. She’s one of the top bantams. She has lost four of her last ten, but one of those losses was to Blake Lively who is now the welter champ. Sage has only had eight fights winning four. Sage shouldn’t be a problem for Olsen who will win in the first half of the scheduled rounds.
ALEXIS REN/KENDALL JENNER. Billed as a body saddle bout on the beach. Both are top ten lightweights. Jenner is in the Hall OF Fame and Ren is well on her way. Ren has won seven of her last ten. Jenner has won eight of her last ten. The two have fought three times with Ren winning two. I have to go with Jenner to even the rivalry at two each
VANESSA HUDGENS/ISABELLA MONER. This is for a title that reject and I am not going to justify it with a prediction
TAYLOR SWIFT/JOY CORRIGAN. Mistress of the Body Saddle #3. This is for the title. Corrigan is 5-4-1 in her last ten while Swift has lost six of her last ten. Swift has held this title since July 2021 with four successful defenses. Time for the title to change. I’m going to take a chance on Corrigan in another win for Mr V.
STANA KATIC/JOANNA KRUPA. This is billed as a “potential” Jaguar title fight. Now, I have a rather very high IQ. It is 48, I have no idea what that “potential means. If Krupa wins, does she get to fight Katic again for the title? To me with my extraordinary 48 IQ either it is for the title or it isn’t If Krupa wins does she get the title of “Potential Jaguar Champion” Katic had a recent win over Hurley in the FNL Gold Rush PPV on May 12. Anyway I am a big fan of Krupa who has won seven of her last ten, while Katic has won nine of her last ten. I have to go with Krupa for old times sake
AVRIL LAVIGNE/FLORENCE PUGH. For the Unified Flyweight Title. Avril just got into the Hall OF Fame. She has won nine of her last ten. Pugh has only has fourteen FCBA fights but she has won eleven of them. Pugh is two inches taller and twelve years younger. I am going with Avril to defend her title. Don’t ask me why. It’s just a feeling
KIRA KOSARIN/DEMI ROSE For the Unified Bantamweight Title. Kosarin has won her last ten. Miss Mawby has won eight of her last ten with one of those wins being over Kosarin. They have fought twice with Mawby winning both. I am definitely not a fan of Miss Mawby and it wouldn’t bother me to see her lose every fight, so I hope Kosarin wins and will so predict.
EMILY DIDONATO/NINA AGDAL This will be DiDonato’s third defense of her title. She has won eight of her last ten. Agdal who held the title last year has also won eight of her last ten. The two have fought twice with each having a win. I think this is another 50/50 fight. Another coin toss which came up DiDonato
BLAKE LIVELY/AMY WILLERTON For the Unified Welterweight title. Lively has been on a roll winning nine of her last ten. Willerton has won eight of her last ten.
Lively competition has been a mix of bantams, lightweights and welters. Willerton’s recent opponents only include a couple of welters. Lively is on a hot streak. I think she will continue and defend her title successfully.
I think that is around fifty six predictions. I need a big glass of rum and a joint or two of Jamacian red
