Post by Tractorpull on Jul 13, 2018 13:38:24 GMT -6
TESS VALMORE
Once again, I present this month’s edition of my much ridiculed predictions. As usual, it may be littered with cheap shots, unjustified criticisms and unflattering comments. In last month’s PPVs I went 28-7 running my total to 1350-385
SWIFT/ROHRBACH Swift is bigger and has more experience. Rohrbach has the better record percentage wise, but Swift has fought a tougher schedule. Both lost their last fight, both losing to Lima. I’m not a big fan of Swift and would prefer to see Rohrbach win this fight, but I have to go with Swift by a KO
WATSON/JUSTICE Both have been busy this year. Watson in the FCBA and Justice in both the BBU and the FCBA Justice is 3-3 for the year in the US while Watson has accumulated a 6-1 record They have fought once before with Justice winning by a KO. I am going to go with Watson to get revenge and set up a best two of three bout
DIZON/LIND There are always bouts I look forward to. This isn’t one of them. Dizon seems confused about geography.. She has fought in both the BBU and the FCBA. She has had four fights in her FCBA career, but only one against an American fighter. The rest were either French or English Lind also has had four fights of which she won two Her two losses were to ranked fighters. Dizon has the experience, however, I will go with Lind. Don’t ask me why
RIGHETTI/SKRIVER This is Skriver’s maiden FCBA fight. She undefeated in seven fights in the BBU, although I don’t much of anything about her opponents. She is younger and bigger than Righetti, but I don’t care. I don’t bet against Righetti She will win
KUNIS/HALE The two are similar. They are about the same size, have about the same experience and similar records The two have fought once before back in 2012 with Kunis winning by a KO. I think this is a 50/50 fight. I don’t like to bet against the Consortium. Kunis will make it two in a row over Hale
M. WILLIAMS/C.Z JONES You got to be kidding me. I should have learned from the Wiz when he said athletes don’t retire, they just stop getting calls. Apparently, Jones got a call This shows just how dysfunctional Chimera is. They have to use the COO to get a fight. Jones is 49 and has had on fight in the last five years. Of course, she is bigger than Williams, but I don’t think that is going to help Williams will win.
CERNY/GADOT I have no idea who Cerny is other than she is another one of the models that are pouring into the FCBA. I know who Gadot is although I am not a fan of super hero movies and all that CGI. Gadot hasn’t set the league on fire, but I have no doubt that she will win this bout even without her sword and shield
ITSINES/KORKUNOVA Not much to say about Itsines who is some kind of personal trainer. She has had one fight which she lost. Korkunova’s career has mainly been in the BBU. She has had only one FCBA fight which was last year. Like Itsines, she lost. This is one of those fights that I will watch because I am paid to do so. I’ll go with Korkunova by a KO
FREGE/EVIGAN She’s back for what I think is the 45th time. You have to admire Frege for her tenacity, but pity her for her delusions of being a successful fighter. Not much to say other than Evigan will win
GOMEZ/PALLET Gomez is younger, bigger and has more experience. Gomez has a four inch height advantage which apparently escaped managements attention. Both have winning records. I go with size and experience. Gomez will win.
SCHERZINGER/BECKINSALE A senior bout. Scherzinger is now 40 with the end of her career in sight. She is slowing down in activity and has lost six of her last ten. Beckinsale not to be outdone is 45 and is 4-2 since 2014. The kicker here is that Beckinsale is scheduled to fight in the Tea Party PPV which will be held on the 21st. That’s six days before this PPV. You have to wonder why management would think it’s good idea to put a 45 year old fighter in two fights within six days. Scherzinger will benefit. She will win
DECKER/MENARD Menard is another model who has fought mainly in the BBU. She has had three tights in the FCBA. Let’s just say that her BBU record is very good. Her FCBA record sucks. Decker is a blonde. That’s all you need to know. Decker by a KO.
STRIJD/E.HEATHERTON Heatherton is a six foot model who apparently is under the mistaken impression that she is a fighter. She has had five fights in which her head has been handed to her. Strijde is an inch shorter than Heatherton, but maybe a foot better in talent. She has won two out of seven.
In her last bout she had the stupidity to get into the ring with Righetti. Need I say what happened. In this case, I think that Strijd will win. Maybe she should quit while she can on a win
F. JONES/MEIS I have seen Meis’s name somewhere, but can’t find her name in the Archives. All I know is she is a 40 year old Dutch actress. In exploring who she, is I found her challenge was made by Mr V, who listed her as belonging to Foxfire Atlantic. Foxfire Atlantic doesn’t list her as a member, but acce[ted the challenge What I got to go through to make a simple prediction. Her opponent is Felicity Jones is a free agent who has a 2-4 record after losing at the Worlds Collide PPV. She has the same problem as Beckinsale, She is scheduled to fight in the Tea Party PPV, six days before this PPV. That would be three fights in three weeks. I’m going to skip this one. I’m getting a headache
PATTON/M. RYAN. MR V apparently thinks Patton is the future of the welters and maybe she was, like seven years ago. She is 1-1 for the year after beating Torrie Wilson on the June PPV. Michelle Ryan was also considered a comer. That is until she lost seven of her last ten She’s nine years younger than Patton. I predict she will win, but not with a lot of confidence.
UPTON/RHODA Upton has over twice as many bouts a Rhoda (and I don’t count JMDD) but she doesn’t have twice as many wins. They have the same records on the year. They fought once before with Rhoda winning by a KO. Upton is blonde. Rhoda is not That means Upton wins. Of course, that was the situation in the first fight. Won’t happen twice in a row Upton evens the score
LOVATO/ROBBIE Lovato is 1-1 for the year while Robbie is 1-2 having lost her last two. Lovato has a slightly better record, however, Robbie is three inches taller. I go with Robbie with her height advantage
J. L. COLEMAN/LOWNDES Coleman has great records in both the BBU and FCBA. She is 5-1 in the FCBA for the year. Lowndes is no slouch with also a good record. She is 2-2 for the year and coming off a loss to Olivia Holt. Coleman has the momentum.. I have to go with her to win. Coleman by a KO
BENOIST/C, HOLT Holt looked like a Hall Of Fame candidate after her first four years She had a 17-4 record and held the title in 2015. Then in 2016, everything went South. Let me rephrase that. I like the South, so lets say it went North. Since then she has lost eight of eleven. Benoist is 1-1 for the year and 6-5 lifetime. Holt won her first fight this year. Maybe she is finally rebounding. Holt by a KO
ATWELL/WINSTEAD Atwell is another import from the UK. She was apparently imported to fight JMDD Despite that she has a fine FCBA record. She has had only one conventional fight this year which she won. Winstead is one of my favorites. She is a veteran fighter who usually fights only the best. She has won 45 of her 85 bouts which great considering the competition. She is actually two years younger than Atwell I go with Winstead simply because I want her to win
BUSH/BAYLEY Here is one of my pet peeves. Wrestlers in the FCBA Bayley has had seven fights, winning six and losing her first bout this year. It was her only bout this annum Bush is another veteran with slightly positive record She is 2-2 for the year. Here is another that i predict on hope. Bush by a KO
S. TURNER/K. JENNER Turner is another from the UK. Who is giving out all these work permits? If this continues we will be playing cricket rather than baseball She has a 3-1 record after losing her first fight of the year. Jenner really needs no comment. I could say she was a little better than average. Could but won’t. Jenner by a KO around round five if not before
LAWRENCE/KOSTEK Lawrence is one of the two good fighters in Chimera. Management decided since she couldn’t win a title at lightweight, they would move her to welter. Does that make sense? It does to them. She did win her first welter bout. Now she takes on Kostek It was Kostek that put Utgaard in the Front Street doghouse in the June PPV. Lawrence has had 45 fights including several JMDD bouts. Kostek has had three. Lawrence has all the edge in experience. Too much for Kostek as this point Lawrence will win
E. HENSTRIDGE/KEEGAN Henstridge is another from the UK. She had four fights in the BBU and came to fight in the FCBA She has had four fights in the BBU and twenty one in the FCBA Wonder why that is. She tore up the league in 2017 going 11-0. That came to an abrupt halt in 20i8 in which she has lost four of six and the last three in a row. Want to guess where Keegan is from? If you said Paris, you’re wrong. She’s from that Island that is kind of like a suburb of Ireland She has a good record although not as good as Henstridge I will go with Henstridge.
AMBROSIO/KROES Kroes, who is Dutch, fought for years in the BBU arriving in the FCBA in July 2016 Since then she has compiled a 2-2 record and hasn’t fought this year Ambrosio is a ranked lightweight who is 3-2 on the year with her losses being Strahovski and Winstead Ambrosio will win by a KO
ORRANTIA/MUNN Orrantia is maybe a little better than average fighter who has a slightly winning record a despite losing three of her last five. Munn is 38, 14 years older than Orrantia. She was often ranked and held the title once. Munn appears to have slid to the downside losing her last six The end is near. Still I will go with Munn to win and extend her career another fight or two
SAGRA/ALDRIGE Sagra has quickly risen into the higher levels of the lightweights having won eight straight over some good talent. Aldrige has a 2-2 record. She is quite a bit older and a little shorter. I don’t think this is going to be much of a fight. Sagra remains Queen of the Ice Hotel
HUDGENS/D CAMPBELL for the flyweight crown. This will be Hudgens 88th bout with 57 wins. Those are Hall Of Fame numbers. She has a chance to get into the Hall next year. She is defending her fourth title and is 6-0 for the year.
Campbell is on a 14 fight win streak. Her last loss was July 2016, Hudgens is older and smaller, but in this case I doubt that will be a factor Hudgens will retain the title
SCODELARIO/B.THORNE Scodelario took the title from VanCamp in the June PPV. She’s 15-2 since the beginning of 2017. Thorne has a 13-2 record after being KOed by Dobrev in a recent Doll Ball PPV. Thorne has a two inch height advantage, but I doubt it’s going to help After seeing how Dobrev beat her, I am going to go with Scodelario to retain the bantam title
TORV/STRAHOVSKI This is one of those bouts where I can really get in trouble with what I say This is for the lightweight title, Let’s just say I think Yvonne think will win
PERRY/T ATKINSON For the welter crown This is like the above bout, but I will elaborate a little. I have long been critical of the way Front Street schedules bouts. The members for the most part are fed pushovers, so they build long winning streaks which are virtually meaningless. Then the champion notices those winning streaks and offers a title shot. In the case of this PPV, two. And then surprisingly Front Street has another champion. As much as I dislike it, I have to admit it works. I have to say The Wiz knows what he is doing I’m not sold on Perry as a welter. She basically a lightweight who walks around north of 130 This will be Perry’s second straight title fight. She lost a lightweight bout to Strahovski in April This will be Atkinson’s fourth title defense since winning the belt in March. I think Atkinson will retain the title
Once again, I present this month’s edition of my much ridiculed predictions. As usual, it may be littered with cheap shots, unjustified criticisms and unflattering comments. In last month’s PPVs I went 28-7 running my total to 1350-385
SWIFT/ROHRBACH Swift is bigger and has more experience. Rohrbach has the better record percentage wise, but Swift has fought a tougher schedule. Both lost their last fight, both losing to Lima. I’m not a big fan of Swift and would prefer to see Rohrbach win this fight, but I have to go with Swift by a KO
WATSON/JUSTICE Both have been busy this year. Watson in the FCBA and Justice in both the BBU and the FCBA Justice is 3-3 for the year in the US while Watson has accumulated a 6-1 record They have fought once before with Justice winning by a KO. I am going to go with Watson to get revenge and set up a best two of three bout
DIZON/LIND There are always bouts I look forward to. This isn’t one of them. Dizon seems confused about geography.. She has fought in both the BBU and the FCBA. She has had four fights in her FCBA career, but only one against an American fighter. The rest were either French or English Lind also has had four fights of which she won two Her two losses were to ranked fighters. Dizon has the experience, however, I will go with Lind. Don’t ask me why
RIGHETTI/SKRIVER This is Skriver’s maiden FCBA fight. She undefeated in seven fights in the BBU, although I don’t much of anything about her opponents. She is younger and bigger than Righetti, but I don’t care. I don’t bet against Righetti She will win
KUNIS/HALE The two are similar. They are about the same size, have about the same experience and similar records The two have fought once before back in 2012 with Kunis winning by a KO. I think this is a 50/50 fight. I don’t like to bet against the Consortium. Kunis will make it two in a row over Hale
M. WILLIAMS/C.Z JONES You got to be kidding me. I should have learned from the Wiz when he said athletes don’t retire, they just stop getting calls. Apparently, Jones got a call This shows just how dysfunctional Chimera is. They have to use the COO to get a fight. Jones is 49 and has had on fight in the last five years. Of course, she is bigger than Williams, but I don’t think that is going to help Williams will win.
CERNY/GADOT I have no idea who Cerny is other than she is another one of the models that are pouring into the FCBA. I know who Gadot is although I am not a fan of super hero movies and all that CGI. Gadot hasn’t set the league on fire, but I have no doubt that she will win this bout even without her sword and shield
ITSINES/KORKUNOVA Not much to say about Itsines who is some kind of personal trainer. She has had one fight which she lost. Korkunova’s career has mainly been in the BBU. She has had only one FCBA fight which was last year. Like Itsines, she lost. This is one of those fights that I will watch because I am paid to do so. I’ll go with Korkunova by a KO
FREGE/EVIGAN She’s back for what I think is the 45th time. You have to admire Frege for her tenacity, but pity her for her delusions of being a successful fighter. Not much to say other than Evigan will win
GOMEZ/PALLET Gomez is younger, bigger and has more experience. Gomez has a four inch height advantage which apparently escaped managements attention. Both have winning records. I go with size and experience. Gomez will win.
SCHERZINGER/BECKINSALE A senior bout. Scherzinger is now 40 with the end of her career in sight. She is slowing down in activity and has lost six of her last ten. Beckinsale not to be outdone is 45 and is 4-2 since 2014. The kicker here is that Beckinsale is scheduled to fight in the Tea Party PPV which will be held on the 21st. That’s six days before this PPV. You have to wonder why management would think it’s good idea to put a 45 year old fighter in two fights within six days. Scherzinger will benefit. She will win
DECKER/MENARD Menard is another model who has fought mainly in the BBU. She has had three tights in the FCBA. Let’s just say that her BBU record is very good. Her FCBA record sucks. Decker is a blonde. That’s all you need to know. Decker by a KO.
STRIJD/E.HEATHERTON Heatherton is a six foot model who apparently is under the mistaken impression that she is a fighter. She has had five fights in which her head has been handed to her. Strijde is an inch shorter than Heatherton, but maybe a foot better in talent. She has won two out of seven.
In her last bout she had the stupidity to get into the ring with Righetti. Need I say what happened. In this case, I think that Strijd will win. Maybe she should quit while she can on a win
F. JONES/MEIS I have seen Meis’s name somewhere, but can’t find her name in the Archives. All I know is she is a 40 year old Dutch actress. In exploring who she, is I found her challenge was made by Mr V, who listed her as belonging to Foxfire Atlantic. Foxfire Atlantic doesn’t list her as a member, but acce[ted the challenge What I got to go through to make a simple prediction. Her opponent is Felicity Jones is a free agent who has a 2-4 record after losing at the Worlds Collide PPV. She has the same problem as Beckinsale, She is scheduled to fight in the Tea Party PPV, six days before this PPV. That would be three fights in three weeks. I’m going to skip this one. I’m getting a headache
PATTON/M. RYAN. MR V apparently thinks Patton is the future of the welters and maybe she was, like seven years ago. She is 1-1 for the year after beating Torrie Wilson on the June PPV. Michelle Ryan was also considered a comer. That is until she lost seven of her last ten She’s nine years younger than Patton. I predict she will win, but not with a lot of confidence.
UPTON/RHODA Upton has over twice as many bouts a Rhoda (and I don’t count JMDD) but she doesn’t have twice as many wins. They have the same records on the year. They fought once before with Rhoda winning by a KO. Upton is blonde. Rhoda is not That means Upton wins. Of course, that was the situation in the first fight. Won’t happen twice in a row Upton evens the score
LOVATO/ROBBIE Lovato is 1-1 for the year while Robbie is 1-2 having lost her last two. Lovato has a slightly better record, however, Robbie is three inches taller. I go with Robbie with her height advantage
J. L. COLEMAN/LOWNDES Coleman has great records in both the BBU and FCBA. She is 5-1 in the FCBA for the year. Lowndes is no slouch with also a good record. She is 2-2 for the year and coming off a loss to Olivia Holt. Coleman has the momentum.. I have to go with her to win. Coleman by a KO
BENOIST/C, HOLT Holt looked like a Hall Of Fame candidate after her first four years She had a 17-4 record and held the title in 2015. Then in 2016, everything went South. Let me rephrase that. I like the South, so lets say it went North. Since then she has lost eight of eleven. Benoist is 1-1 for the year and 6-5 lifetime. Holt won her first fight this year. Maybe she is finally rebounding. Holt by a KO
ATWELL/WINSTEAD Atwell is another import from the UK. She was apparently imported to fight JMDD Despite that she has a fine FCBA record. She has had only one conventional fight this year which she won. Winstead is one of my favorites. She is a veteran fighter who usually fights only the best. She has won 45 of her 85 bouts which great considering the competition. She is actually two years younger than Atwell I go with Winstead simply because I want her to win
BUSH/BAYLEY Here is one of my pet peeves. Wrestlers in the FCBA Bayley has had seven fights, winning six and losing her first bout this year. It was her only bout this annum Bush is another veteran with slightly positive record She is 2-2 for the year. Here is another that i predict on hope. Bush by a KO
S. TURNER/K. JENNER Turner is another from the UK. Who is giving out all these work permits? If this continues we will be playing cricket rather than baseball She has a 3-1 record after losing her first fight of the year. Jenner really needs no comment. I could say she was a little better than average. Could but won’t. Jenner by a KO around round five if not before
LAWRENCE/KOSTEK Lawrence is one of the two good fighters in Chimera. Management decided since she couldn’t win a title at lightweight, they would move her to welter. Does that make sense? It does to them. She did win her first welter bout. Now she takes on Kostek It was Kostek that put Utgaard in the Front Street doghouse in the June PPV. Lawrence has had 45 fights including several JMDD bouts. Kostek has had three. Lawrence has all the edge in experience. Too much for Kostek as this point Lawrence will win
E. HENSTRIDGE/KEEGAN Henstridge is another from the UK. She had four fights in the BBU and came to fight in the FCBA She has had four fights in the BBU and twenty one in the FCBA Wonder why that is. She tore up the league in 2017 going 11-0. That came to an abrupt halt in 20i8 in which she has lost four of six and the last three in a row. Want to guess where Keegan is from? If you said Paris, you’re wrong. She’s from that Island that is kind of like a suburb of Ireland She has a good record although not as good as Henstridge I will go with Henstridge.
AMBROSIO/KROES Kroes, who is Dutch, fought for years in the BBU arriving in the FCBA in July 2016 Since then she has compiled a 2-2 record and hasn’t fought this year Ambrosio is a ranked lightweight who is 3-2 on the year with her losses being Strahovski and Winstead Ambrosio will win by a KO
ORRANTIA/MUNN Orrantia is maybe a little better than average fighter who has a slightly winning record a despite losing three of her last five. Munn is 38, 14 years older than Orrantia. She was often ranked and held the title once. Munn appears to have slid to the downside losing her last six The end is near. Still I will go with Munn to win and extend her career another fight or two
SAGRA/ALDRIGE Sagra has quickly risen into the higher levels of the lightweights having won eight straight over some good talent. Aldrige has a 2-2 record. She is quite a bit older and a little shorter. I don’t think this is going to be much of a fight. Sagra remains Queen of the Ice Hotel
HUDGENS/D CAMPBELL for the flyweight crown. This will be Hudgens 88th bout with 57 wins. Those are Hall Of Fame numbers. She has a chance to get into the Hall next year. She is defending her fourth title and is 6-0 for the year.
Campbell is on a 14 fight win streak. Her last loss was July 2016, Hudgens is older and smaller, but in this case I doubt that will be a factor Hudgens will retain the title
SCODELARIO/B.THORNE Scodelario took the title from VanCamp in the June PPV. She’s 15-2 since the beginning of 2017. Thorne has a 13-2 record after being KOed by Dobrev in a recent Doll Ball PPV. Thorne has a two inch height advantage, but I doubt it’s going to help After seeing how Dobrev beat her, I am going to go with Scodelario to retain the bantam title
TORV/STRAHOVSKI This is one of those bouts where I can really get in trouble with what I say This is for the lightweight title, Let’s just say I think Yvonne think will win
PERRY/T ATKINSON For the welter crown This is like the above bout, but I will elaborate a little. I have long been critical of the way Front Street schedules bouts. The members for the most part are fed pushovers, so they build long winning streaks which are virtually meaningless. Then the champion notices those winning streaks and offers a title shot. In the case of this PPV, two. And then surprisingly Front Street has another champion. As much as I dislike it, I have to admit it works. I have to say The Wiz knows what he is doing I’m not sold on Perry as a welter. She basically a lightweight who walks around north of 130 This will be Perry’s second straight title fight. She lost a lightweight bout to Strahovski in April This will be Atkinson’s fourth title defense since winning the belt in March. I think Atkinson will retain the title
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