Post by Tractorpull on May 9, 2020 8:09:02 GMT -6
TESS VALMORE
McNAMARA/C.COLE This will be McNamara’s twelfth fight. She has a 7-4 record after beating Lind in the April PPV. Cole is veteran of 91 fights, fifty in the BBU and forty-one in the FCBA. In the FCBA, she has a 31-10 record but since 2019 her record is a not so hot 3-5. McNamara has the youth, while Cole has the experience. It looks like Cole may be trending to the downside since her record in the BBU during that period of time is 1-4. I’m going to take a chance on youth and go with McNamara to win
SWIFT/PALICKI Swift hasn’t lost the title that long ago. Now she may be in line for a title match. Palicki just lost the welter title, but this fight could put her in line for the same title match as Swift. The two have fought once before with Palicki winning. I realize that last year, Palicki lost four straight to top ten lightweights, but she is a big hitter. I’m going to take chance of Palicki
OLSEN/RIDLEY Olsen has a winning record, but the last 16 months haven’t gone well fo her as she has lost 6 of her last eight. Ridley is 5-3 in the same time period. One of her losses was to Miranda Kerr who is a lightweight. This looks like a 50/50 fight to me. I think Ridley will win.
ROSIE HUNTINGTON-WHITLEY/KROES. Huntington-Whitley who I will refer to at HW for short is an exception to the general rule. She has a terrible 1-12 record in the BBU and a better 5-8 record in the FCBA. She has won her last four. She did beat Megan Fox, a bantam, who she had a five inch height advantage over. The other three were mediocre to poor fighters. Kroes has a 17-6 record in the BBU and 3-5 in the FCBA. Let’s face it neither of these two aren’t going anywhere in the FCBA, but they are good to look at. I’ll goes with Kroes
LIVELY/HILL If you glance at the Archives you will note that Lively’s record is 26-0. Well, it isn’t quite that good. The zero should have a 3 in front of it. Yes, her record is really 26-30. She had a good year last year, but lost her first two fights this year to Strahovski and DiDonato. I think Hill is a comer in the lightweights since dropping down from welter. She is being brought along slowly and although she has fought Righetti and Prinsloo, she simply hasn’t fought the quality of opposition that Lively has. I think this will be a good learning experience for her, but also a little painful. I think Lively will be to much for her at this stage, but I won’t be shocked if the result goes the other way
K.JENNER/DIDONATO For the lightweight title. DiDonato is good. Really good. I made fun of Jenner when she came up for being in the Daily Mail every day and sometimes twice or more. Management has never forgotten that. I have been singing her praises for over three years now, which management has chosen to ignore. Jenner has become my Righetti of the lightweights. I simply do not bet against her. Jenner takes the title
McNAMARA/C.COLE This will be McNamara’s twelfth fight. She has a 7-4 record after beating Lind in the April PPV. Cole is veteran of 91 fights, fifty in the BBU and forty-one in the FCBA. In the FCBA, she has a 31-10 record but since 2019 her record is a not so hot 3-5. McNamara has the youth, while Cole has the experience. It looks like Cole may be trending to the downside since her record in the BBU during that period of time is 1-4. I’m going to take a chance on youth and go with McNamara to win
SWIFT/PALICKI Swift hasn’t lost the title that long ago. Now she may be in line for a title match. Palicki just lost the welter title, but this fight could put her in line for the same title match as Swift. The two have fought once before with Palicki winning. I realize that last year, Palicki lost four straight to top ten lightweights, but she is a big hitter. I’m going to take chance of Palicki
OLSEN/RIDLEY Olsen has a winning record, but the last 16 months haven’t gone well fo her as she has lost 6 of her last eight. Ridley is 5-3 in the same time period. One of her losses was to Miranda Kerr who is a lightweight. This looks like a 50/50 fight to me. I think Ridley will win.
ROSIE HUNTINGTON-WHITLEY/KROES. Huntington-Whitley who I will refer to at HW for short is an exception to the general rule. She has a terrible 1-12 record in the BBU and a better 5-8 record in the FCBA. She has won her last four. She did beat Megan Fox, a bantam, who she had a five inch height advantage over. The other three were mediocre to poor fighters. Kroes has a 17-6 record in the BBU and 3-5 in the FCBA. Let’s face it neither of these two aren’t going anywhere in the FCBA, but they are good to look at. I’ll goes with Kroes
LIVELY/HILL If you glance at the Archives you will note that Lively’s record is 26-0. Well, it isn’t quite that good. The zero should have a 3 in front of it. Yes, her record is really 26-30. She had a good year last year, but lost her first two fights this year to Strahovski and DiDonato. I think Hill is a comer in the lightweights since dropping down from welter. She is being brought along slowly and although she has fought Righetti and Prinsloo, she simply hasn’t fought the quality of opposition that Lively has. I think this will be a good learning experience for her, but also a little painful. I think Lively will be to much for her at this stage, but I won’t be shocked if the result goes the other way
K.JENNER/DIDONATO For the lightweight title. DiDonato is good. Really good. I made fun of Jenner when she came up for being in the Daily Mail every day and sometimes twice or more. Management has never forgotten that. I have been singing her praises for over three years now, which management has chosen to ignore. Jenner has become my Righetti of the lightweights. I simply do not bet against her. Jenner takes the title