Post by Tractorpull on Mar 18, 2020 18:19:32 GMT -6
TESS VALMORE
Once, again I present this month’s edition of my much ridiculed predictions. As usual, it is littered with unflattering comments, cheap shots and unjustified criticism. Last month I went 35-14 running my total to 2121—637 still 77% correct.
PEREGRYM/LIPA Missy has had a good run recently winning eight of her last ten. She won her first two fights of the year, however the opposition was pretty soft. This will be her 94th fight and she has a good shot at the Hall Of Fame Lipa has been impressive in her last three bouts beating Atwell, Kerr and Ambrosio. I’m a sucker for fighters I like. I should say Lipa will win, but I have to go with Missy since I like her
V.HUDGENS/BECKY G.Hudgens is in a bit of a funk. She has lost four of her last six while fighting good competition. I think Becky G is a singer but she hasn’t made it to one of my playlist since I have never heard her. She lost her first fight to Lavigne and hasn’t face a good fighter since. That changes in this PPV. She won’t be happy with the result. Hudgens in about five
UPTON/PRINSLOO Both are ranked in the top ten in both the Boxing World and Tractorpull rankings. Upton is the higher ranked in both Upton is considered the better fighter but she wastes too much time fighting in JMDD. She split her last two conventional fights, losing and then beating Taylor Swift. This is Prinsloo’s first fight of the year after finishing last year losing five of her last seven Where else but the welters can a fighter lose five of her last seven and still be in the top ten. She won’t fare any better in her first fight of this year
OLSEN/LOTZ Since joining Fates in September, Olsen has lost five of her last seven. Lotz has won six of her last ten. Olsen has fought the better competition. Although her results weren’t as good, I am going say Olsen will pick up the win
STRJID/H.DAVIS Strjid went 2-2 in FCBA fights last year. She was 3-1 the year before with her loss being to Righetti and the wins over less than average fighters. Davis is basically a welter JMDD fighter. The lost her last two conventional fights to lightweights. Strjid has a two inch height advantage. I will go with the height.
KOSARIN/LARSON This is a top bantam fight. Boxing World has Kosarin ranked at five and Larson at six. Larson lost a title fight on the February PPV while Kosarin lost a title fight last September. Larson has the better record and had a far better year last year. Despite that, I think that Kosarin is going to win
TELES/CUOCO Teles is a tall lightweight who broke into the FCBA earlier this year. She has had two fights with name fighters who are over forty. She won both. Cuoco has 125 fights under her belt and is in the Hall Of Fame. She got involved in a series of JMDD fights in 2016 and it has been down hill from there. She has a 3-10 record since then. Teles has a three inch height advantage. Still Cuoco is going to be a tough nut to crack for her. I’m going to take a chance on Teles
S.TURNER/HOSK Turner is ranked in the top ten in both the Boxing World and Tractorpull rankings. Turner was 7-0 last year against spotty competition Hosk has had six fights since breaking in the 2016. She has lost four of them. Turner starts off the her year with a victory
KILLMER/A.DIXON Killmer broke into the FCBA last month losing to Shay Mitchell. Dixon has 97 fights in the BBU and the FCBA. She has a winning record in the BBU, but is only 3-25 in the FCBA Dixon not only has experience, has almost a three inch height advantage. If Dixon is going to ever win anther FCBA fight this will be it. I will take a chance on Dixon
RIDLEY/KUNIS Kunis held the flyweight title in 2015 She hasn’t had winning year since. Since then, she is 6-13 Ridley went 5-2 last year and is 1-1 for this year with a couple big wins. I will go with Ridley to continue Kunis’s losing ways.
PAUSINI/THERON This is a cougar bout. I have been informed that Pausini was not on the GOAT’s dance card, but she issued a challenge to Theron and thus fight is on. Pausini’s record is dismal. The Golden Goddess record in the cougars has been good. She will beat Pausini
MAYBERRY/KENDRICK Mayberry has a 5-2 last year fighting for the Dollhouse Her opponents were average to below average. Kendrick has been absolutely terrible She has lost her last eleven with her last win being back in 2017. Mayberry should win
LAVIGNE/JOHANSSON With a 3-0 record for the year, Johansson is bouncing back from a bad 2-6 record last year. She is a three time unified champion with a losing record. Everyone knows that Lavigne and I are not on exactly friendly terms. She had a great 2019 and has split two bouts this year. I have little doubt that Lavigne will win
J.CHASTAIN/KEEGAN You might say that Keegan is in a little slump. Fighting in the BBU and FCBA she lost seven of ten. In The FCBA she has six of her last seven In contrast, Chastain has won eight of her last ten. Chastain is ten years older, but I doubt that is going to help Keegan Chastain wins
V.GARDNER/N.SCOTT Gardner was 8-5 last year and is 1-0 for this year Naomi Scott was 6-1 last year. That one loss was to Gardner. Since that loss, she has won her last five. I think the experience between matches is going to help Scott. I believe she is going to even things with Gardner and set up a best of three.
B.THORNE/CHOPRA Thorne lost the bantam title to Lilly in January after defending three times. She has a 31-10 career record. Chopra comes into this match having lost five of her last seven. She is almost two inches shorter than Thorne. Thorne gets back on track with a conventional win
M.FOX/SONG Fox has had three straight great years going 31-5. Song, on the other hand has lost eleven of her last twelve. You have to wonder why she still is at Bazz. Her record won’t get any better after this fight, but Fox’s will
H.FERGUSON/McKINNEY McKinney comes into this fight with a record 15-3 for the last three years. She was released from Front Street on New Year's Day. Her record was generally against mediocre opposition. Ferguson has a record almost as good although she wastes a lot of time at JMDD Her opposition has been far better than that of McKInney and it will show in this bout as Ferguson hands McKinney a loss. I’m guessing McKinney’s career goes downhill from here
PORTMAN/D.CAMPBELL I think that Portman's days of glory are basically over. She is not the fighter she once was. She will be 39 this year. Still, she has a winning record over the last two years. Campbell is one of those fighters who beats good opposition, but coughs it up against first class opponents. Portman is 14 years older. I like Portman, but I am going with Campbell
MICHELLE.WILLIAMS/BASSINGER Bassinger has had five fights and won four of them. Her first loss came this year to Danielle Campbell. Williams has 224 fights under her belt and has won148 of them. Williams will soon be 40 but is still very capable Bassinger is being a little over ambitious. It will cost her, her second career loss.
E.HENSTRIDGE/JUSTICE Justice is having her problems. Although she won her first bout this year, has lost seven of her last eleven. Henstridge is not doing any better. She has lost seven of her last ten. I guess you could say that this is a 50/50 fight. Henstridge has a one inch height advantage. I will go with her.
SCODELARIO/DOBREV Dobrev has a great 2019 going 7-1. Boxing World has her ranked at three in the bantams. Scodelario has won nine of her last twelve
Boxing World has her ranked at four. Scodelario beat Lilly last year. I don’t believe Dobrev has ever fought Lilly, but she has fought Scodelario twice and knocked her out in the seventh round both times This has title shot written all over it. I looking for Scodelario to finally beat Dobrev
AMBROSIO/LOPILATO Ambrosio is a former FCBA lightweight champion and is the current BBU champion. She undefeated in 15 BBU bouts and has a 28-12 record in the FCBA. Lopilato basically fights at bantam where she is 24-8. Her opposition has been on the weak side. Ambrosio shouldn’t have much trouble in winning this bout
KENDALL JENNER/CERNY No need to talk much about Jenner. She’s a former champion who is now ranked as the number one contender in the lightweights.
Cerny looks like a comer. She has beaten some good fighters including Lima and Ambrosio She has had eleven bouts. She may be a little early in taking on Jenner. Jenner will win
CORRIGAN/MAXWELL Corrigan has a 5-1 career record, but really hasn’t fought any one of note except maybe Gibbs who beat her. Maxwell has lost three of four FCBA fights and has a 4-3 record in the BBU. I think Corrigan will win in seven
KUBICKA/GERBER Kubricka has a 5-1 record with wins over somewhat undistinguished competition although she did beat Refaili. Gerber is somewhat unusual. She appears frequently in the Daily Mail with her clothes on. Her opposition is similar to that of Kubricka. I’m going to go with Gerber. Why? Because I like those who appear in public with their clothes on. How’s that for boxing rational?
MacPHERSON/HURLEY This is a cougar bout. MacPherson will be 57 later this month. That’s a little old, even for a cougar. She is a two time welter champion despite the fact that she won only eleven fights while losing thirteen.
Hurley is a three time champion in two divisions, lightweight and welter. She will 55 later this year. McPherson has a three inch height advantage. They have fought three times with McPherson winning two, the last two. Despite that, I think that Hurley will win this bout
ALDRIDGE/KURYLENKO Aldridge was 4-4 last year and 10-7 for her career
Kurylenko has more experience although not all of it has been good. Although she did beat Swift in 2016 she has lost her last five against good competition for the most part. Aldridge has lost her last three, but I am going with her to win
STRIJD/McKINNEY Strijd who has had thirteen fights looks to be an average welter. She has a 5-3 record over the past two years It seems to me I recently did a prediction on a McKinney fight, but I can’t find it. She has a fine record but I am not impressed. I think Strijd will win
DECKER/LAWLEY This is a prediction done on nothing but pure prejudice. I don’t like wrestlers in the FCBA. I hope and think the Decker beats her
MARKLE/VANDERVOORT While she is not in his stable, Markle seems to be a favorite of Mr V. She is a 39 year old fighter on her way to nowhere, but it seems she may need to make some money, so here she is. Vandervoort is veteran fighter who is 6-13 over the last four years. I think she is an average fighter. Markle will win
SCHERZINGER/PATTISON Scherzinger is now 41 and should be nearing the end of her career. She hasn’t had a winning year since 2015. She has lost five of her last six including a loss to Frege that should have been a career ender. Pattison has had one bout in FCBA which she lost lasting less than four against Bellisario. This is one of those bouts I will watch from the bar. I will go with Pattison. If she loses she should go back to the BBU
DADDARIO/C.HOLT Daddario comes into this bout having lost four of her last five. Three of those losses occurred in the seventh round. Holt enters having lost three of her last four Holt is ranked at 28 in the bantams. That’s 6 slots below McCarthy. Daddario is ranked at 26 in the lightweights. I know I am supposed to say that Daddario will win because she rates higher in a heavier division. I’m going to go with Holt. Why? She’s blonde. Daddario isn’t
PANETTIERE/WINTER Panettiere is in the Hall Of Fame. She is only 31 but I fear her best days are already past. She has a 5-4 record since the beginning of last year. Winter is eleven years younger and has an 8-1 record since joining Front Street. There is little comparison in the opposition the two have fought. Winter has fought basically average to below average opponents. I think that Panettiere will win
MADISON/P.R.LIST Madison is an office assistant at Foxfire. Her boxing career so far indicates she should stay as an office assistant. She is 0-3. List hasn’t fought since November 2018 She had four bouts that year and lost them all. She did win two bouts in 2017. I have to go with List because at least she has won a fight.
S.MITCHELL/GOMEZ Mitchell had a terrible year in 2019 losing seven of eight. She did win her first two bouts of this year. She is a former title holder. Gomez has won eight of her last ten. Mitchell has a two inch height advantage. I don’t believe it is going to help her. Gomez will be the winner
J.PARRISH/K.MARA Parrish isn’t exactly set the boxing world on fire. She has had twelve fights and lost ten of them. Mara’s record equals that of Parrish. She had had six fights and lost five. This is the fight that should be the first on the PPV. You know if you miss the fight, you haven’t missed anything. I think Mara has fought the better opponents, so I will go with her
TAILOR/LAWRENCE Tailor has quickly risen in the rankings. She is ranked at ten by Boxing World and ranked way to four in Tractorpull. She fought mainly at JMDD last year (what a waste) She won three of four of her conventional bouts.
Lawrence was 4-4 last year with one of those wins being over Tailor Lawrence is ranked at seven by Boxing World, but is not ranked by Tractorpull because of inactivity. Now, Lawrence should win because she is a welter while Tailor is a lightweight. I am going to go with Tailor
E.WATSON/M.CYRUS For the flyweight title Watson had fine years in 2018-19 and started off this year with two wins. Cyrus also had good years in 2018-19, but not nearly as good as Watson. The two have fought twice, but only one was a conventional bout which Watson won. She will win this one
LILLY/B.SPEARS For the bantam title. Spin the Hall Of Fame. After this bout Lilly will be in the Hall Of Fame, win or lose. This will be Lilly’s 100th fight and she already has the required win ratio. Lilly has been very active winning thirteen of her last fifteen Spears retired in May, 2017 and hasn’t fought since. It was nice of her to step into the ring as Lilly qualifies for the Hall Of Fame. Wise, but not good for her health Lilly wins
SWIFT/DIDONATO For the lightweight title. DiDonato enters this fight having won thirteen of her last sixteen conventional fights. Her losses were to Ambrosio. Lime and Tailor. By contrast Swift has won sixteen of her last eighteen. This will be her tenth title defense. I originally didn’t think Swift’s title reign would last long. She has become like Righetti. She will successfully defend her title until she doesn’t, so I have to go with Swift
PALICKI/RHODA For the Welter title. Palicki is a lightweight who turned welter and quickly got a title match and beat Righetti. Rhoda has won ten of her last eleven and is a former welter champ. I think she will champ again as Rhoda quickly ends Palicki rule.
Once, again I present this month’s edition of my much ridiculed predictions. As usual, it is littered with unflattering comments, cheap shots and unjustified criticism. Last month I went 35-14 running my total to 2121—637 still 77% correct.
PEREGRYM/LIPA Missy has had a good run recently winning eight of her last ten. She won her first two fights of the year, however the opposition was pretty soft. This will be her 94th fight and she has a good shot at the Hall Of Fame Lipa has been impressive in her last three bouts beating Atwell, Kerr and Ambrosio. I’m a sucker for fighters I like. I should say Lipa will win, but I have to go with Missy since I like her
V.HUDGENS/BECKY G.Hudgens is in a bit of a funk. She has lost four of her last six while fighting good competition. I think Becky G is a singer but she hasn’t made it to one of my playlist since I have never heard her. She lost her first fight to Lavigne and hasn’t face a good fighter since. That changes in this PPV. She won’t be happy with the result. Hudgens in about five
UPTON/PRINSLOO Both are ranked in the top ten in both the Boxing World and Tractorpull rankings. Upton is the higher ranked in both Upton is considered the better fighter but she wastes too much time fighting in JMDD. She split her last two conventional fights, losing and then beating Taylor Swift. This is Prinsloo’s first fight of the year after finishing last year losing five of her last seven Where else but the welters can a fighter lose five of her last seven and still be in the top ten. She won’t fare any better in her first fight of this year
OLSEN/LOTZ Since joining Fates in September, Olsen has lost five of her last seven. Lotz has won six of her last ten. Olsen has fought the better competition. Although her results weren’t as good, I am going say Olsen will pick up the win
STRJID/H.DAVIS Strjid went 2-2 in FCBA fights last year. She was 3-1 the year before with her loss being to Righetti and the wins over less than average fighters. Davis is basically a welter JMDD fighter. The lost her last two conventional fights to lightweights. Strjid has a two inch height advantage. I will go with the height.
KOSARIN/LARSON This is a top bantam fight. Boxing World has Kosarin ranked at five and Larson at six. Larson lost a title fight on the February PPV while Kosarin lost a title fight last September. Larson has the better record and had a far better year last year. Despite that, I think that Kosarin is going to win
TELES/CUOCO Teles is a tall lightweight who broke into the FCBA earlier this year. She has had two fights with name fighters who are over forty. She won both. Cuoco has 125 fights under her belt and is in the Hall Of Fame. She got involved in a series of JMDD fights in 2016 and it has been down hill from there. She has a 3-10 record since then. Teles has a three inch height advantage. Still Cuoco is going to be a tough nut to crack for her. I’m going to take a chance on Teles
S.TURNER/HOSK Turner is ranked in the top ten in both the Boxing World and Tractorpull rankings. Turner was 7-0 last year against spotty competition Hosk has had six fights since breaking in the 2016. She has lost four of them. Turner starts off the her year with a victory
KILLMER/A.DIXON Killmer broke into the FCBA last month losing to Shay Mitchell. Dixon has 97 fights in the BBU and the FCBA. She has a winning record in the BBU, but is only 3-25 in the FCBA Dixon not only has experience, has almost a three inch height advantage. If Dixon is going to ever win anther FCBA fight this will be it. I will take a chance on Dixon
RIDLEY/KUNIS Kunis held the flyweight title in 2015 She hasn’t had winning year since. Since then, she is 6-13 Ridley went 5-2 last year and is 1-1 for this year with a couple big wins. I will go with Ridley to continue Kunis’s losing ways.
PAUSINI/THERON This is a cougar bout. I have been informed that Pausini was not on the GOAT’s dance card, but she issued a challenge to Theron and thus fight is on. Pausini’s record is dismal. The Golden Goddess record in the cougars has been good. She will beat Pausini
MAYBERRY/KENDRICK Mayberry has a 5-2 last year fighting for the Dollhouse Her opponents were average to below average. Kendrick has been absolutely terrible She has lost her last eleven with her last win being back in 2017. Mayberry should win
LAVIGNE/JOHANSSON With a 3-0 record for the year, Johansson is bouncing back from a bad 2-6 record last year. She is a three time unified champion with a losing record. Everyone knows that Lavigne and I are not on exactly friendly terms. She had a great 2019 and has split two bouts this year. I have little doubt that Lavigne will win
J.CHASTAIN/KEEGAN You might say that Keegan is in a little slump. Fighting in the BBU and FCBA she lost seven of ten. In The FCBA she has six of her last seven In contrast, Chastain has won eight of her last ten. Chastain is ten years older, but I doubt that is going to help Keegan Chastain wins
V.GARDNER/N.SCOTT Gardner was 8-5 last year and is 1-0 for this year Naomi Scott was 6-1 last year. That one loss was to Gardner. Since that loss, she has won her last five. I think the experience between matches is going to help Scott. I believe she is going to even things with Gardner and set up a best of three.
B.THORNE/CHOPRA Thorne lost the bantam title to Lilly in January after defending three times. She has a 31-10 career record. Chopra comes into this match having lost five of her last seven. She is almost two inches shorter than Thorne. Thorne gets back on track with a conventional win
M.FOX/SONG Fox has had three straight great years going 31-5. Song, on the other hand has lost eleven of her last twelve. You have to wonder why she still is at Bazz. Her record won’t get any better after this fight, but Fox’s will
H.FERGUSON/McKINNEY McKinney comes into this fight with a record 15-3 for the last three years. She was released from Front Street on New Year's Day. Her record was generally against mediocre opposition. Ferguson has a record almost as good although she wastes a lot of time at JMDD Her opposition has been far better than that of McKInney and it will show in this bout as Ferguson hands McKinney a loss. I’m guessing McKinney’s career goes downhill from here
PORTMAN/D.CAMPBELL I think that Portman's days of glory are basically over. She is not the fighter she once was. She will be 39 this year. Still, she has a winning record over the last two years. Campbell is one of those fighters who beats good opposition, but coughs it up against first class opponents. Portman is 14 years older. I like Portman, but I am going with Campbell
MICHELLE.WILLIAMS/BASSINGER Bassinger has had five fights and won four of them. Her first loss came this year to Danielle Campbell. Williams has 224 fights under her belt and has won148 of them. Williams will soon be 40 but is still very capable Bassinger is being a little over ambitious. It will cost her, her second career loss.
E.HENSTRIDGE/JUSTICE Justice is having her problems. Although she won her first bout this year, has lost seven of her last eleven. Henstridge is not doing any better. She has lost seven of her last ten. I guess you could say that this is a 50/50 fight. Henstridge has a one inch height advantage. I will go with her.
SCODELARIO/DOBREV Dobrev has a great 2019 going 7-1. Boxing World has her ranked at three in the bantams. Scodelario has won nine of her last twelve
Boxing World has her ranked at four. Scodelario beat Lilly last year. I don’t believe Dobrev has ever fought Lilly, but she has fought Scodelario twice and knocked her out in the seventh round both times This has title shot written all over it. I looking for Scodelario to finally beat Dobrev
AMBROSIO/LOPILATO Ambrosio is a former FCBA lightweight champion and is the current BBU champion. She undefeated in 15 BBU bouts and has a 28-12 record in the FCBA. Lopilato basically fights at bantam where she is 24-8. Her opposition has been on the weak side. Ambrosio shouldn’t have much trouble in winning this bout
KENDALL JENNER/CERNY No need to talk much about Jenner. She’s a former champion who is now ranked as the number one contender in the lightweights.
Cerny looks like a comer. She has beaten some good fighters including Lima and Ambrosio She has had eleven bouts. She may be a little early in taking on Jenner. Jenner will win
CORRIGAN/MAXWELL Corrigan has a 5-1 career record, but really hasn’t fought any one of note except maybe Gibbs who beat her. Maxwell has lost three of four FCBA fights and has a 4-3 record in the BBU. I think Corrigan will win in seven
KUBICKA/GERBER Kubricka has a 5-1 record with wins over somewhat undistinguished competition although she did beat Refaili. Gerber is somewhat unusual. She appears frequently in the Daily Mail with her clothes on. Her opposition is similar to that of Kubricka. I’m going to go with Gerber. Why? Because I like those who appear in public with their clothes on. How’s that for boxing rational?
MacPHERSON/HURLEY This is a cougar bout. MacPherson will be 57 later this month. That’s a little old, even for a cougar. She is a two time welter champion despite the fact that she won only eleven fights while losing thirteen.
Hurley is a three time champion in two divisions, lightweight and welter. She will 55 later this year. McPherson has a three inch height advantage. They have fought three times with McPherson winning two, the last two. Despite that, I think that Hurley will win this bout
ALDRIDGE/KURYLENKO Aldridge was 4-4 last year and 10-7 for her career
Kurylenko has more experience although not all of it has been good. Although she did beat Swift in 2016 she has lost her last five against good competition for the most part. Aldridge has lost her last three, but I am going with her to win
STRIJD/McKINNEY Strijd who has had thirteen fights looks to be an average welter. She has a 5-3 record over the past two years It seems to me I recently did a prediction on a McKinney fight, but I can’t find it. She has a fine record but I am not impressed. I think Strijd will win
DECKER/LAWLEY This is a prediction done on nothing but pure prejudice. I don’t like wrestlers in the FCBA. I hope and think the Decker beats her
MARKLE/VANDERVOORT While she is not in his stable, Markle seems to be a favorite of Mr V. She is a 39 year old fighter on her way to nowhere, but it seems she may need to make some money, so here she is. Vandervoort is veteran fighter who is 6-13 over the last four years. I think she is an average fighter. Markle will win
SCHERZINGER/PATTISON Scherzinger is now 41 and should be nearing the end of her career. She hasn’t had a winning year since 2015. She has lost five of her last six including a loss to Frege that should have been a career ender. Pattison has had one bout in FCBA which she lost lasting less than four against Bellisario. This is one of those bouts I will watch from the bar. I will go with Pattison. If she loses she should go back to the BBU
DADDARIO/C.HOLT Daddario comes into this bout having lost four of her last five. Three of those losses occurred in the seventh round. Holt enters having lost three of her last four Holt is ranked at 28 in the bantams. That’s 6 slots below McCarthy. Daddario is ranked at 26 in the lightweights. I know I am supposed to say that Daddario will win because she rates higher in a heavier division. I’m going to go with Holt. Why? She’s blonde. Daddario isn’t
PANETTIERE/WINTER Panettiere is in the Hall Of Fame. She is only 31 but I fear her best days are already past. She has a 5-4 record since the beginning of last year. Winter is eleven years younger and has an 8-1 record since joining Front Street. There is little comparison in the opposition the two have fought. Winter has fought basically average to below average opponents. I think that Panettiere will win
MADISON/P.R.LIST Madison is an office assistant at Foxfire. Her boxing career so far indicates she should stay as an office assistant. She is 0-3. List hasn’t fought since November 2018 She had four bouts that year and lost them all. She did win two bouts in 2017. I have to go with List because at least she has won a fight.
S.MITCHELL/GOMEZ Mitchell had a terrible year in 2019 losing seven of eight. She did win her first two bouts of this year. She is a former title holder. Gomez has won eight of her last ten. Mitchell has a two inch height advantage. I don’t believe it is going to help her. Gomez will be the winner
J.PARRISH/K.MARA Parrish isn’t exactly set the boxing world on fire. She has had twelve fights and lost ten of them. Mara’s record equals that of Parrish. She had had six fights and lost five. This is the fight that should be the first on the PPV. You know if you miss the fight, you haven’t missed anything. I think Mara has fought the better opponents, so I will go with her
TAILOR/LAWRENCE Tailor has quickly risen in the rankings. She is ranked at ten by Boxing World and ranked way to four in Tractorpull. She fought mainly at JMDD last year (what a waste) She won three of four of her conventional bouts.
Lawrence was 4-4 last year with one of those wins being over Tailor Lawrence is ranked at seven by Boxing World, but is not ranked by Tractorpull because of inactivity. Now, Lawrence should win because she is a welter while Tailor is a lightweight. I am going to go with Tailor
E.WATSON/M.CYRUS For the flyweight title Watson had fine years in 2018-19 and started off this year with two wins. Cyrus also had good years in 2018-19, but not nearly as good as Watson. The two have fought twice, but only one was a conventional bout which Watson won. She will win this one
LILLY/B.SPEARS For the bantam title. Spin the Hall Of Fame. After this bout Lilly will be in the Hall Of Fame, win or lose. This will be Lilly’s 100th fight and she already has the required win ratio. Lilly has been very active winning thirteen of her last fifteen Spears retired in May, 2017 and hasn’t fought since. It was nice of her to step into the ring as Lilly qualifies for the Hall Of Fame. Wise, but not good for her health Lilly wins
SWIFT/DIDONATO For the lightweight title. DiDonato enters this fight having won thirteen of her last sixteen conventional fights. Her losses were to Ambrosio. Lime and Tailor. By contrast Swift has won sixteen of her last eighteen. This will be her tenth title defense. I originally didn’t think Swift’s title reign would last long. She has become like Righetti. She will successfully defend her title until she doesn’t, so I have to go with Swift
PALICKI/RHODA For the Welter title. Palicki is a lightweight who turned welter and quickly got a title match and beat Righetti. Rhoda has won ten of her last eleven and is a former welter champ. I think she will champ again as Rhoda quickly ends Palicki rule.
