Post by Tractorpull on Oct 3, 2019 14:32:55 GMT -6
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SAMPAIO/KURKOVA Both are refugees from the BBU. Sampaio had some success in the BBU, but her experience in the FCBA thus far hasn’t been a very pleasant experience. She has lost three out of four. By contrast Kurkova has had success in both. At present, she is 8-5 in the FCBA. She has faced far better competition than Sampaio. Kurkova has lost four of the last five but has beaten some good fighters including Ambrosio. Kurkova has two more advantages. She is three inches taller and she blonde. That seals the deal Kurkova will win
PRINSLOO/BROOK Brook has been around since 2002 and is a member of the 100 fight club with 121 fights with her record being 50-66-5. She has fought about everyone from McCarthy toTheron. She is 7-7 in conventional fights since the beginning of next year. In contrast. Prinsloo debuted in 2016, has had eighteen fights winning ten She had initial success climbing into the top ten welters. She has recently lost her last three ending her stay in the top ten. She is 2 1/2 inches taller than Brook and ten years younger as Brook will be forty later this year. I have to go with youth. Prinsloo breaks her losing streak
ATWELL/W.DAY I don’t know much about Atwell as she mainly fights in JMDD. She is supposed to be a bantam/lightweight and has fought at both weights also at welter I think she is 3-3 for her career in conventional bouts. Day is a winner of a New Blood Lightweight tournament. She has fought a basic newcomer schedule and is 6-1 for her career with her big win being over Palvin. She is 12 years younger and two inches taller than Atwell. Atwell has fought the better competition and has wins over Winstead and Palicki. I would like to see Day win as I always tend to go with youth, but I am not overly impressed with her competition. I have to go with Atwell
CYRUS/KUNIS Cyrus has a 22-22 record for her career and 3-3 for the year. Kunis has slightly more experience with a 26-29 record and 2-2 for the year. She is a former flyweight champ. Kunis hasn’t had much luck recently against top ten fighters, but Cyrus is not a top ten fighter. Kunis is ranked at twelve in the flyweights while Cyrus comes in at fourteen. Kunis has an extra incentive. One her friends and stablemates was just handed walking papers for losing a fight.
Kunis doesn’t want to go the same way. Kunis will win
CHOPRA/LILLY Lilly comes into this bout with 59 wins in 93 fights. She needs one more in the next seven fights to get into the Hall Of Fame, Lilly was on the verge of a title fight, but has lost her last two. A loss here probably won’t delay her entry into the Hall, but will put a probable stop on a title fight Chopra, is one of the newer members of the Consortium. She is 7-3 in the last two years with her losses being to Kosarin, Lovato and Scodelario. She is not that much younger than Lilly for age to make a difference. I have to go with Lilly
SAMPAIO/KURKOVA Both are refugees from the BBU. Sampaio had some success in the BBU, but her experience in the FCBA thus far hasn’t been a very pleasant experience. She has lost three out of four. By contrast Kurkova has had success in both. At present, she is 8-5 in the FCBA. She has faced far better competition than Sampaio. Kurkova has lost four of the last five but has beaten some good fighters including Ambrosio. Kurkova has two more advantages. She is three inches taller and she blonde. That seals the deal Kurkova will win
PRINSLOO/BROOK Brook has been around since 2002 and is a member of the 100 fight club with 121 fights with her record being 50-66-5. She has fought about everyone from McCarthy toTheron. She is 7-7 in conventional fights since the beginning of next year. In contrast. Prinsloo debuted in 2016, has had eighteen fights winning ten She had initial success climbing into the top ten welters. She has recently lost her last three ending her stay in the top ten. She is 2 1/2 inches taller than Brook and ten years younger as Brook will be forty later this year. I have to go with youth. Prinsloo breaks her losing streak
ATWELL/W.DAY I don’t know much about Atwell as she mainly fights in JMDD. She is supposed to be a bantam/lightweight and has fought at both weights also at welter I think she is 3-3 for her career in conventional bouts. Day is a winner of a New Blood Lightweight tournament. She has fought a basic newcomer schedule and is 6-1 for her career with her big win being over Palvin. She is 12 years younger and two inches taller than Atwell. Atwell has fought the better competition and has wins over Winstead and Palicki. I would like to see Day win as I always tend to go with youth, but I am not overly impressed with her competition. I have to go with Atwell
CYRUS/KUNIS Cyrus has a 22-22 record for her career and 3-3 for the year. Kunis has slightly more experience with a 26-29 record and 2-2 for the year. She is a former flyweight champ. Kunis hasn’t had much luck recently against top ten fighters, but Cyrus is not a top ten fighter. Kunis is ranked at twelve in the flyweights while Cyrus comes in at fourteen. Kunis has an extra incentive. One her friends and stablemates was just handed walking papers for losing a fight.
Kunis doesn’t want to go the same way. Kunis will win
CHOPRA/LILLY Lilly comes into this bout with 59 wins in 93 fights. She needs one more in the next seven fights to get into the Hall Of Fame, Lilly was on the verge of a title fight, but has lost her last two. A loss here probably won’t delay her entry into the Hall, but will put a probable stop on a title fight Chopra, is one of the newer members of the Consortium. She is 7-3 in the last two years with her losses being to Kosarin, Lovato and Scodelario. She is not that much younger than Lilly for age to make a difference. I have to go with Lilly