Post by Tractorpull on Aug 10, 2018 19:18:47 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 PPV’s, I went 29-17 running my total to 1371-402 which is 77% correct
GARDNER/LIND Lind has a 3-2 record after winning on the July PPV. Gardner is undefeated in four. Lind is going to have a little problem as Gardner is 3 inches taller. I wonder if management knew that. This is one of those bouts where I have no strong feelings. I’ll take a chance on Gardner to win
LAVIGNE/ORRANTIA You might say that Lavigne is not one of my favorites and let it go at that. Orrantia now has a 7-5 record after beating Munn in the July PPV. Lavigne is 11-1 for the year. I got to say having to watch her twice each month is getting to be a chore. Orrantia is 2 1/2 inches taller. I go with her to win. Not that I am the least bit confident in that. I just don’t want to go through another of Lavigne’s winning tantrums.
KANG/ROBBIE Kang made a big impression on me. I have no idea who she is. I think I saw her fight three times last year. I barely remember a single one. She has a 1-2 record and hasn’t fought this year. Robbie has the misfortune to be in the dysfunctional Chimera. She 2-3 for the year after losing in the July PPV. She is another who has a height disadvantage. She is three inches shorter than Kang. Chimera probably didn’t check. Fortunately Kang isn’t very good and Robbie has the experience. Robbie will win by a KO
HEARD/LIVELY Chimera is looking for wins after the disaster they endured in the July PPV. I realize LIvely is a former champion, but she is a run of the mill lightweight. She has had only one fight this year which she won. Heard has had two fights and lost both. Heard is not a good fighter. Lively, who has more experience and is two inches taller should win by a KO
AZALEA/KLOSS I can make this quick. Chimera forgot what they were trying to do As a result, they have sent Azalea on a suicide mission. Kloss will use her for a punching bag. Kloss by a KO
S. CARTER/E. ROBERTS This will be Carter’s 97th fight and she desperately needs a win in her campaign to get into the Hall Of Fame, Roberts is having an excellent year with a 9-1 record. Unfortunately for her, she hasn’t met anyone with the skills that Carter possesses. This should be a good bout with Carter emerging as the winner
VANDERVOORT/CHASTAIN Chastain is not seen in the ring as much as some of her stablemates The 41 year old has had five fights in her career, four of which were this year and she is undefeated. Vandervoort has had a hard time over the last couple years. She has lost six of her last eight. She has over 15 times the experience as her rival, is seven years younger and three inches taller. I’m going with Vandervoort to win
BELLISARIO/CHOPRA Chopra broke a three fight losing streak in May. She how has a 6-7 career record. Bellisario, a former champion, is 2-2 for the year. Not much difference in size or age with Bellisario having the edge is experience. Bellisario will win by a KO
S.MITCHELL/B. THORNE Thorne is the queen of the Dollhouse. She has fought in every Dollhouse PPV and this will be her 14th fight of the year. She has a 11-2 record for the year after losing a title match on the July PPV. Mitchell is 4-0 for the year. I suspect Thorne will be favored in the bout, but I am going to go with Mitchell in a mild upset
TAILOR/DECKER JMDD Miss Ginny took a poke at me for my dislike of JMDD on the Vix PPF predictions. In reply, I suggest my correct prediction rate is better than her Academy managing win rate
SWIFT/M. KERR After having a sensational 2016-17, Swift has been brought down to earth with a 3-3 record for the year. This year has been equally unkind to Kerr as she has lost three of five after beating Refaeli in the FNL Rio Rumble. She was dropped out of the Tractorpull’s top ten. She has. however, fought a top schedule. Kerr is two inches shorter than Swift, however I am gong to go with Kerr to win by a KO
DADDARIO/GONZALEZ Daddario has had 25 bouts. 13 of which have been at JMDD. Her record in conventional bouts is 5-6-1 Gonzalez is 2-2 for the year. In her last fight she lost to Daddario by a KO5. She going for revenge. She won’t get it. Daddario will win again
RIGHETTI/CASTA Casta now 40, allegedly retired in 2011 after losing six of seven. She then started fighting in the BBU. This year she came back into the FCBA with two bouts against Brook, losing the last one in July. She is a six time unified champion. Her recent record in the BBU is not remarkable to say the least. No need to talk about Righetti She will win by a KO
E.HENSTRIGE/LOHAN What a difference a year makes. Henstridge was 11-0 in 2017 This year she is 2-5. Lohan is a member of Chimera. You can probably have her for a couple cheeseburgers delivered to the owner. She has lost her last three .conventional bouts with her last win being back in 2016 I have to admit I have never been a fan of Lohan. Henstridge will win (i hope)
RHODA/M. RYAN In the last rankings, Rhoda was ranked at four in both Boxing World and Tractorpull. That was before her loss to Upton in the July PPV. She is now 3-3 for the year Ryan was terminated by her stable in May after losing six of her last eight. She is also four inches shorter than Rhoda. Things aren’t going to change for Ryan. Rhoda by a KO
SAGRA/KENDALL JENNER This can be a preview of the coming lightweight tournament since both are entered. Sagra has quickly risen into the top ten in only nine fights. She is undefeated. She is taking on Kendall Jenner who is ranked at two in both Boxing World and Tractorpull Jenner’s record this year is 6-2. I am going to go with Jenner to hand Sagra her first loss
PORTMAN/WINTER Winter enters this bout having won ten of her last eleven with her only loss being to Lowndes. In going against Portman, she is taking on a ten time unified champion and a member of the Hall Of Fame. Portman is now 37, but not seemingly slowing down. Portman is much more experienced and two inches taller. Portman will win
VANCAMP/PAUSINI VanCamp is a four time unified champion and has a Hall Of Fame win ratio Pausini has had seven FCBA fights. Pausini has lost seven FCBA fights. I don’t think it will surprise you to find out that I believe VanCamp is going to win by a KO
KUNIS/E.WATSON Kunis has been around the FCBA for a long time and has fought most of the top flyweights. Her record is slightly under water. Watson hasn’t been around as long and like Kunis her record is slightly under water although she is now on a six fight win streak. This should be a good bout. I have to go with Kunis. I don’t like to bet against the Consortium
HILL/THERON I am going to break a restriction about covering Theron’s fights. Theron, unfortunately, is a member of Chimera. They have firmly stated that she fights at lightweight. So what do they do? They put her in with a welter who has won her last four and six of seven Hill is slightly bigger, and is young enough to be Theron’s daughter. Yes, Theron is 21 years older I know Theron upset Kosarin, but Kosarin is a bantam and I doubt Theron can pull two upsets in a row. There’s a remote possibility that the GOAT can win this bout but don’t bet on it. The question is to which hospital will she be taken
FERGUSON/KOSTEK JMDD
MICHELLE WILLIAMS/V. HUDGENS For the flyweight crown. Williams is an eight time unified champion and is in the Hall Of Fame She 5-1 for the year after that ridiculous fight with C.Z. Jones that Chimera thought would be a good idea. She is 13-3 since coming out or retirement, but I think this may be her last chance at a title. Hudgens is having a a great year winning her fourth title and being undefeated in eight bouts. The two have met nine times with Hudgens winning five. I think she will make it six out of ten and retain the title
BENOIST/SCODELARIO For the bantam title. Benoist who is a little better than average fighter got this title bout because it is the champion prerogative to choose the challenger. She did beat Claire Holt in the July PPV. Scodelario is 6-1 for the year after beating Bella Thorne in July PPV. I go with Scodelario to retain the title by a KO
UPTON/T. ATKINSON Upton is 4-2 in 2018 after taking care of Rhoda in the July PPV. She has held the unified title twice. Atkinson is 7-2 this annum. The two have fought four times with each winning two. This will be the best of five and for the title. Upton will win. She’s blond and Atkinson is not
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 PPV’s, I went 29-17 running my total to 1371-402 which is 77% correct
GARDNER/LIND Lind has a 3-2 record after winning on the July PPV. Gardner is undefeated in four. Lind is going to have a little problem as Gardner is 3 inches taller. I wonder if management knew that. This is one of those bouts where I have no strong feelings. I’ll take a chance on Gardner to win
LAVIGNE/ORRANTIA You might say that Lavigne is not one of my favorites and let it go at that. Orrantia now has a 7-5 record after beating Munn in the July PPV. Lavigne is 11-1 for the year. I got to say having to watch her twice each month is getting to be a chore. Orrantia is 2 1/2 inches taller. I go with her to win. Not that I am the least bit confident in that. I just don’t want to go through another of Lavigne’s winning tantrums.
KANG/ROBBIE Kang made a big impression on me. I have no idea who she is. I think I saw her fight three times last year. I barely remember a single one. She has a 1-2 record and hasn’t fought this year. Robbie has the misfortune to be in the dysfunctional Chimera. She 2-3 for the year after losing in the July PPV. She is another who has a height disadvantage. She is three inches shorter than Kang. Chimera probably didn’t check. Fortunately Kang isn’t very good and Robbie has the experience. Robbie will win by a KO
HEARD/LIVELY Chimera is looking for wins after the disaster they endured in the July PPV. I realize LIvely is a former champion, but she is a run of the mill lightweight. She has had only one fight this year which she won. Heard has had two fights and lost both. Heard is not a good fighter. Lively, who has more experience and is two inches taller should win by a KO
AZALEA/KLOSS I can make this quick. Chimera forgot what they were trying to do As a result, they have sent Azalea on a suicide mission. Kloss will use her for a punching bag. Kloss by a KO
S. CARTER/E. ROBERTS This will be Carter’s 97th fight and she desperately needs a win in her campaign to get into the Hall Of Fame, Roberts is having an excellent year with a 9-1 record. Unfortunately for her, she hasn’t met anyone with the skills that Carter possesses. This should be a good bout with Carter emerging as the winner
VANDERVOORT/CHASTAIN Chastain is not seen in the ring as much as some of her stablemates The 41 year old has had five fights in her career, four of which were this year and she is undefeated. Vandervoort has had a hard time over the last couple years. She has lost six of her last eight. She has over 15 times the experience as her rival, is seven years younger and three inches taller. I’m going with Vandervoort to win
BELLISARIO/CHOPRA Chopra broke a three fight losing streak in May. She how has a 6-7 career record. Bellisario, a former champion, is 2-2 for the year. Not much difference in size or age with Bellisario having the edge is experience. Bellisario will win by a KO
S.MITCHELL/B. THORNE Thorne is the queen of the Dollhouse. She has fought in every Dollhouse PPV and this will be her 14th fight of the year. She has a 11-2 record for the year after losing a title match on the July PPV. Mitchell is 4-0 for the year. I suspect Thorne will be favored in the bout, but I am going to go with Mitchell in a mild upset
TAILOR/DECKER JMDD Miss Ginny took a poke at me for my dislike of JMDD on the Vix PPF predictions. In reply, I suggest my correct prediction rate is better than her Academy managing win rate
SWIFT/M. KERR After having a sensational 2016-17, Swift has been brought down to earth with a 3-3 record for the year. This year has been equally unkind to Kerr as she has lost three of five after beating Refaeli in the FNL Rio Rumble. She was dropped out of the Tractorpull’s top ten. She has. however, fought a top schedule. Kerr is two inches shorter than Swift, however I am gong to go with Kerr to win by a KO
DADDARIO/GONZALEZ Daddario has had 25 bouts. 13 of which have been at JMDD. Her record in conventional bouts is 5-6-1 Gonzalez is 2-2 for the year. In her last fight she lost to Daddario by a KO5. She going for revenge. She won’t get it. Daddario will win again
RIGHETTI/CASTA Casta now 40, allegedly retired in 2011 after losing six of seven. She then started fighting in the BBU. This year she came back into the FCBA with two bouts against Brook, losing the last one in July. She is a six time unified champion. Her recent record in the BBU is not remarkable to say the least. No need to talk about Righetti She will win by a KO
E.HENSTRIGE/LOHAN What a difference a year makes. Henstridge was 11-0 in 2017 This year she is 2-5. Lohan is a member of Chimera. You can probably have her for a couple cheeseburgers delivered to the owner. She has lost her last three .conventional bouts with her last win being back in 2016 I have to admit I have never been a fan of Lohan. Henstridge will win (i hope)
RHODA/M. RYAN In the last rankings, Rhoda was ranked at four in both Boxing World and Tractorpull. That was before her loss to Upton in the July PPV. She is now 3-3 for the year Ryan was terminated by her stable in May after losing six of her last eight. She is also four inches shorter than Rhoda. Things aren’t going to change for Ryan. Rhoda by a KO
SAGRA/KENDALL JENNER This can be a preview of the coming lightweight tournament since both are entered. Sagra has quickly risen into the top ten in only nine fights. She is undefeated. She is taking on Kendall Jenner who is ranked at two in both Boxing World and Tractorpull Jenner’s record this year is 6-2. I am going to go with Jenner to hand Sagra her first loss
PORTMAN/WINTER Winter enters this bout having won ten of her last eleven with her only loss being to Lowndes. In going against Portman, she is taking on a ten time unified champion and a member of the Hall Of Fame. Portman is now 37, but not seemingly slowing down. Portman is much more experienced and two inches taller. Portman will win
VANCAMP/PAUSINI VanCamp is a four time unified champion and has a Hall Of Fame win ratio Pausini has had seven FCBA fights. Pausini has lost seven FCBA fights. I don’t think it will surprise you to find out that I believe VanCamp is going to win by a KO
KUNIS/E.WATSON Kunis has been around the FCBA for a long time and has fought most of the top flyweights. Her record is slightly under water. Watson hasn’t been around as long and like Kunis her record is slightly under water although she is now on a six fight win streak. This should be a good bout. I have to go with Kunis. I don’t like to bet against the Consortium
HILL/THERON I am going to break a restriction about covering Theron’s fights. Theron, unfortunately, is a member of Chimera. They have firmly stated that she fights at lightweight. So what do they do? They put her in with a welter who has won her last four and six of seven Hill is slightly bigger, and is young enough to be Theron’s daughter. Yes, Theron is 21 years older I know Theron upset Kosarin, but Kosarin is a bantam and I doubt Theron can pull two upsets in a row. There’s a remote possibility that the GOAT can win this bout but don’t bet on it. The question is to which hospital will she be taken
FERGUSON/KOSTEK JMDD
MICHELLE WILLIAMS/V. HUDGENS For the flyweight crown. Williams is an eight time unified champion and is in the Hall Of Fame She 5-1 for the year after that ridiculous fight with C.Z. Jones that Chimera thought would be a good idea. She is 13-3 since coming out or retirement, but I think this may be her last chance at a title. Hudgens is having a a great year winning her fourth title and being undefeated in eight bouts. The two have met nine times with Hudgens winning five. I think she will make it six out of ten and retain the title
BENOIST/SCODELARIO For the bantam title. Benoist who is a little better than average fighter got this title bout because it is the champion prerogative to choose the challenger. She did beat Claire Holt in the July PPV. Scodelario is 6-1 for the year after beating Bella Thorne in July PPV. I go with Scodelario to retain the title by a KO
UPTON/T. ATKINSON Upton is 4-2 in 2018 after taking care of Rhoda in the July PPV. She has held the unified title twice. Atkinson is 7-2 this annum. The two have fought four times with each winning two. This will be the best of five and for the title. Upton will win. She’s blond and Atkinson is not
