Post by Tractorpull on Jun 13, 2021 10:38:33 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. In May, I went 36-12 running my total to 2668-827 or 76.3% correct
BERRY/THERON. I am not allowed to predict a Theron fight
H.DAVIS/PINDER. Davis comes into this bout having won six of her last ten. She is 1-1 for the year with that loss being at the hands of Brooklyn Decker.
Pinder fights in both the FCBA and the BBU. She has a 3-13 record in the FCBA. She has had only two FCBA bouts in the last five years. They were this year where she beat Nemoto and lost to Kelly Kelly. Both fight a lot at JMDD. Davis will have little trouble beating Pinder.
A.LYNCH/VIKANDER Lynch has won eight of her last ten against average to below average opponents. Both her losses came this year to Hunter King and Samara Weaving. Her claim to fame is she has beaten Alexis Ren two out of three. Vikander has lost six of her last ten and is 1-2 for this year. Her losses were to Orrantia and VanZant. Lynch will hand Vikander her third loss of the year.
M.FOX/MUNN. This will be Megan Fox’s ninth-eighth fight on her way to the Hall of Fame. She has won nine of her last ten with her only loss being to Amber Heard, a lightweight. Munn held the bantam title eight years ago. From late 2017 though 2020, she lost fourteen straight. She was signed by Sceej this year and was won her last two Now Munn has a real problem. She has to fight two fights in five days. She won’t win this one and won’t be in good shape for the Asylum card either.
GADOT/ROBBIE Out of curiosity, what is the DC Comics Showdown? Gadot is another who fights on both sides of the Atlantic. In the FCBA, she has lost six of her last ten but has won both of her fights this year Robbie, one of my favorites, has also lost six of her last ten but she has fought far better competition. That will serve her better, besides she is blonde. Robbie will win
L.COLLINS/C.COLE This is for the best of three. I must say this was a long time coming. The last fight between these two was in December 2016. Collins recently held the flyweight crown for five months before losing in February. She has won nine of her last ten. Her only loss was to Charlota in an upset. Cole has won eight of her last ten. Both have fought good competition. This is a 50/50 bout. I’m going to guess that Collins will win
DOBREV/BELLISARIO. Dobrev is working on getting into the Hall Of Fame. She needs to win eight of her next eighteen fights to get in at the one hundred fight level. Dobrev has won six of he last ten. Bellisario has won five of her last ten. Age and height are not factors. All of their losses have been to good opponents, The two have fought once before back in 2013 with Bellisario winning. While I don’t think there much to choose from between these two. I will go with Dobrev to win.
KRSMANOVIC/T.ATKINSON. Atkinson has won three of four this year with Rhoda as one of her victims, however she has los six of her last ten while trying to stay in the top eight. All her losses were to top welters. Krsmanovic had been busy in the Diamond Tournament where she is 4-2. She lost a title fight to Upton in March. The two have not fought before. I go with Atkinson to win
HALE/BECKY G. Hale is an eleven year veteran with a 35-35 record. She has lost six of her last ten. This is Becky G’s fourth year and she has a 8-7 career record and she is 5-5 for her last ten. The two fought last Christmas day with Becky winning by a TKO7. Becky has fought some good opposition in her young career. I think she will repeat her win over Hale
SCODELARIO/ALYSON MICHALKA Scodelario is a top ten bantam with a 41-14 record. She has won seven of her last ten all against good opponents. Michalka has been around for ten years and has a 33-20 career record. She not a frequent fighter and the last four years have not gone well. She has lost seven of ten. She’s a dangerous fighter, but that won’t stop Scodelario from winning
LIPA/HUNTINGTON-WHITELEY. Lipa has a 15-7 career record and has broken into the top ten lightweights with recent wins over Lima, Gerber and Lively. Huntington-Whitely is also a top ten lightweight. She has a 15-12 career record, but has won six of her last ten with wins over DiDonato, Lively and Kerr. I think this is a 50/50 fight.(consult the Jenner/DiDonato prediction for an explanation) I will go with Lipa
RHODA/ROUSEY. Rousey just won her seventh career win in the FNL card against two losses. Sounds good doesn’t it. Her losses were to Hannah Ferguson and Flair. Now she wants to take on Rhoda who has a 39-13 record and has won seven of her last ten. This is a bridge too far for Rousey who is going to get flattened. Oh by the way, Rhoda is five inches taller that Rousey
OLSEN/KOSARIN. Olsen has been nothing but sensational sine the beginning of last year winning fourteen of seventeen. She’s 4-0 for this year with wins over Dobrev, Sweeney and Reinhart. It’s a wonder why she hasn’t had a title shot. Kosarin, during that same period of time won eleven of fifteen and lost two title shots. The two have fought twice with each holding a win, so this is for the best of three. I will go with Olsen
SWIFT/ROBACH. Swift is 4-3 for the year with wins over Upton, Ren and Lipa. Her losses were to Teles and Tailor. Two weeks ago she lost a bruising thirteen round bout to Kate,The Aloha Blonde, Upton. Rohrbach has won six of her last seven with that loss being to Krsmanovic, a welter. They have fought once before with Swift winning. After that crushing loss to Upton this is not a good time to fight Swift, I think Swift will have little trouble beating Rohrbach for the second time
DORMER/KIM KARDASHIAN. Dormer does’t fight much Since 2017, her record is 4-9. Kardashian In the same period of time Kardashian has racked up 10-10 record. Everyone knows I am not a fan of the Kardashian crew, but like it or not Kardashian will win this fight but I won’t cry tears (what else does one cry?} if she loses
NASTI/RYAN Nasti broke into the Association in April and already has had five fight winning three. She wants to win her fourth. She picked the right opponent. Ryan has lost her last ten. Nasti will extend that to eleven
STEINFELD/PANABAKER. Steinfeld has a 6-19 record over a four year period. This will be her first fight of the year. This will be Panabaker's first fight in two years. She has a 3-4 career record. This fight doesn’t excite me. Steinfeld will win
S.LYNN/MENOUNOS. I don’t know who Sabrina Lynn is. I don’t find her in the Archives. Menounos has been around for sixteen years but hasn’t fought that much. In the last five years she has a 1-3 record. She hasn’t fought in two years. Not knowing anything about Lynn. I’m going to pass
CAVANIS/GOODWIN. Cavanis is another who broke in in April and already has had five fights winning three fighting good opponents. Goodwin fights in both the BBU and FCBA and has a combined 15-10 record. Goodwin has had two fights this year and failed to finish the fifth in both. She lost to Ratchford Kawalec. She will lose this one also. It should be noted that she also has an upcoming bout with the Golden Goddess in July, so she could use a win that will elude her
FREGE/NEMOTO. Frege is famous for being the number one go to fighter if one needs a win. Enter Nemoto has already had 15 FCBA fights this year winning eight. Seven of those fights were against the same opponent. Nemoto is already a cougar. My guess is she will beat Frege. I’ll be down in the bar having a cocktail, watching on the bar screen I’m a reporter. Drinking on the job is a tradition.
CHOPRA/Di PATRIZI. Chopra is 3-3 for the year with her losses being to Minka Kelly, Selena Gomez and Elizabeth Olsen, That’s a tough crowd. Di Patrizi is one of those IBB fighters, who for some reason is in a big hurry. She has had six fights in six weeks winning five. Her opponents were not the same quality as those of Chopra..Chopra will win
CAMERON/JUSTICE. Over the last four years Cameron has a 3-7 record fighting average to below average fighters. Exception was in 2016 when she made the mistake of fighting Michelle Williams and Lavigne. Justice has fought the better competition, but hasn’t done well losing eight of ten. If Justice is going to win another fight this will be it. Justice wins
ARMAS/BELLA THORNE. Armas had a sensational year last year wining all seven of her bouts including a win over Lily Collins. She’s off to a rocky start this year not only losing both her bouts, one to Cheryl Cole and the other to Collins, but being dumped by Ben Affleck for Jennifer Lopez. You have to feel sorry for her, Thorne also had a fine year in 2020. This year, it’s not so good losing three of four. The last three were losses to Naomi Scott which cost her the bantam title and then to Sweeney and Ratajkowski, both in JMD fights. Thorne will get back on track with a win
KUBICKA/WILLERTON. Kubicka has won won eight of her last ten. Her last two wins were over Miranda Kerr and Hosk. Willerton has a combined BBU/FCBA record of 6-6. She hasn’t beaten anyone of note and lost her last fight to Courtney Tailor. Kubicka will make Mr V proud as she knocks out Willerton
YUSTMAN/DAY Yustman used to be a state in the top ten lightweight, but things haven’t gone well in the last three years as she is 6-7. Day is off to a good start with a 9-4 record. She won her two bouts this year beating VanCamp and Ruby Rose, who are bantams. For old times sake I am going with an old favorite. Yustman will teach Day a painful lesson
FREEMAN/EVERHART. Freeman at 38 is another LCA veteran nearing the end of career. She has lost seven of her last ten. Everhart is now 51 and has lost her last ten fighting good opponents. Just last week, she came within ten seconds of knocking out Theron. Those ten seconds cost her for in the next round the Goddess quickly ended her night. I have no doubt that Freeman beat Everhart. Note Mr V. I have just gone 100% LCA. How about a dinner of Pierogi and a bottle of Vodka
PALLETT/BRESLIN (JMD)
LAVIGNE/MERDED. Lavigne’s big winning years are over. She was 9-6 last year and 4-2 this year. The quality of her opposition has gone down at the same time.
Three of her wins were to the likes of Joey King, Bhabie, and Aurora. Not exactly a fearsome trio. Merced has a 12-6 career record and is 2-2 for the year. Her losses were to Olivia Holt and Portman Her wins were over a washed up Lohan and Mendler. I have to take a chance on Lavigne to win. I might add that Lavigne has a fight on the Dollhouse card on the 18th, just a week before this PPV. Not exactly great scheduling
PANETTIERE/LOVATO. Panettiere’s glory days are over. She only going to be 32 but over the last three years, her record has deteriorated to 9-11. Once again this is a problem infecting the Hall Of Fame members. After a number of great years, suddenly the mojo is gone. Fortunately her Hall of Fame win ratio is still in tact but it is in danger. Lovato is a bantam. She is almost two inches taller and is younger. She’s 5-5 since the beginning of last year. She’s 2-0 for this year with wis over Bush and Johansson. Lovato will win.
DADDARIO/MCMANN This will be McMann’s third fight outside of the friendly confines of the Asylum and the creme puff schedule. She has a 11-1 career record. Daddario has a 18-18-1 record after fighting many of the top ten fighters. She was 5-2 last year and has lost her first this year, Her losses last year and this year were to Hosk. Lipa and Fradegrada. This is a big step up in competition for McMann. I have no idea how she will do, but I will go with Daddario
LOHAN/V.HUDGENS. Slamdunk Hudgens.
HOOPES/DECKER Hoopes is a basic JMDD fighter. She has a 5-10 record and over half her fights have been at JMD/DD. In her last fight she upset Sagra. Now it's a different night, a different place and a different fight. This time its Brooklyn Decker. I don’t think Hoopes has a chance. Decker early
LEOTTA/LAWLEY Leotta is another of the IBB clan who is in a big hurry. This will be her sixth fight in two months. She has a 4-1 record thus far. She has beaten Kloss and Hogan. Here comes the Godzilla of the FCBA. Lawley has a 12-12 record From the beginning of 2019 to the end of 2020, she lost nine straight. She won her first fight of this year beating Mandy Moore. Lawley is five inches taller than Leotta, Lawley’s size didn’t help her in the last two years. It won’t help her either. Leotta will win
RATAJKOWSKI/LAMBORGHINI. JMD Title
O.HOLT/RAMIREZ. For the Unified Flyweight title. This will be Holt’s fourth defense. She is on a seven fight win streak. Ramirez is on a three fight win streak, all three being this year. She got the title match by beating Michelle Williams and Lavigne. That’s as far as the short three fight win streak goes. Holt will remain the flyweight champion
SCOTT/BENNET. For the Unified bantam title. This will be Scott’s fourth defense. She is 5-0 for the year. What you see here is classic Front Street. Sign a promising fighter. Feed her mediocre or less opponents. Build a big win/loss record. Find a journalist who will rate fighters on won/loss records ignoring competition (I know, he is my fiancé) and suddenly your girl is number one contender. Avoid top ten fighters at all cost and presto, your girl has a title fight and if she gets lucky, you have a champion. This is why The Wiz may be the smartest manager going. He gets his girls title matches and titles. Bennet is a classic example. She actually held the bantam title in 2017-18 with four successful defenses. Here is another Front Street trick. Avoid recent champions. Spread the title shot around to someone who hasn’t had one. It works. Since Bennet lost the title in 2018, Bennet has a record of 22-1. How many top ten fighters has she faced? One, Bella Thorne and that’s the fight she lost. Ok, that’s the next to last lesson for the day. If you liked it, vote for Tess Valmore for the Pulitzer Prize. Scott will win
KENDALL JENNER/DIDONATO. This could well be the fight of the night. Emily has held the title once. Kendall now holds the title and it’s her second. They have similar records for the year. Kendall is 5-2 with her losses being to Upton and Righetti. (Question to Kendall, when you going to learn to avoid welters?)
DiDonato is 4-2 with her losses being to Huntington-Whiteley and to none other than Kendall Jenner in the March PPV. They have fought three times with DiDonato winning two. This could be the best lightweight rivalry since the legendary Theron rivalries against Nolin, Bell, and Garner. To me this is a toss of the coin fight. It comes up DiDonato, but do not under any circumstances bet on this prediction It is the 99% rule “If you have a 50% chance of getting it right, the chances of you getting it wrong is 99%. That’s your math class for today, if you liked it vote for Tess Valmore for the Pulitzer Prize
UPTON/FERGUSON For the welter title. A sauna fight? Who want’s to fight in a sauna? Apparently Ferguson. Now I know Kate well. She is a member of the “Trio”. She is a kind, compassionate, loving women. She has great sympathy for women cursed like she is with burden of a large chest. Despite that obstacle she has managed thought sheer determination to become a champion. The two have fought twice with Upton winning both. Ferguson did beat Upton is an unofficial shower fight, a barbaric spectacle more suited to Ferguson rather than the cultured Upton. I would say this is a 50% choice no matter who you choose to win. (You have not already forgotten the lesson in the last fight?) This is another fight that I warn you not to bet on my prediction that Upton will win
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. In May, I went 36-12 running my total to 2668-827 or 76.3% correct
BERRY/THERON. I am not allowed to predict a Theron fight
H.DAVIS/PINDER. Davis comes into this bout having won six of her last ten. She is 1-1 for the year with that loss being at the hands of Brooklyn Decker.
Pinder fights in both the FCBA and the BBU. She has a 3-13 record in the FCBA. She has had only two FCBA bouts in the last five years. They were this year where she beat Nemoto and lost to Kelly Kelly. Both fight a lot at JMDD. Davis will have little trouble beating Pinder.
A.LYNCH/VIKANDER Lynch has won eight of her last ten against average to below average opponents. Both her losses came this year to Hunter King and Samara Weaving. Her claim to fame is she has beaten Alexis Ren two out of three. Vikander has lost six of her last ten and is 1-2 for this year. Her losses were to Orrantia and VanZant. Lynch will hand Vikander her third loss of the year.
M.FOX/MUNN. This will be Megan Fox’s ninth-eighth fight on her way to the Hall of Fame. She has won nine of her last ten with her only loss being to Amber Heard, a lightweight. Munn held the bantam title eight years ago. From late 2017 though 2020, she lost fourteen straight. She was signed by Sceej this year and was won her last two Now Munn has a real problem. She has to fight two fights in five days. She won’t win this one and won’t be in good shape for the Asylum card either.
GADOT/ROBBIE Out of curiosity, what is the DC Comics Showdown? Gadot is another who fights on both sides of the Atlantic. In the FCBA, she has lost six of her last ten but has won both of her fights this year Robbie, one of my favorites, has also lost six of her last ten but she has fought far better competition. That will serve her better, besides she is blonde. Robbie will win
L.COLLINS/C.COLE This is for the best of three. I must say this was a long time coming. The last fight between these two was in December 2016. Collins recently held the flyweight crown for five months before losing in February. She has won nine of her last ten. Her only loss was to Charlota in an upset. Cole has won eight of her last ten. Both have fought good competition. This is a 50/50 bout. I’m going to guess that Collins will win
DOBREV/BELLISARIO. Dobrev is working on getting into the Hall Of Fame. She needs to win eight of her next eighteen fights to get in at the one hundred fight level. Dobrev has won six of he last ten. Bellisario has won five of her last ten. Age and height are not factors. All of their losses have been to good opponents, The two have fought once before back in 2013 with Bellisario winning. While I don’t think there much to choose from between these two. I will go with Dobrev to win.
KRSMANOVIC/T.ATKINSON. Atkinson has won three of four this year with Rhoda as one of her victims, however she has los six of her last ten while trying to stay in the top eight. All her losses were to top welters. Krsmanovic had been busy in the Diamond Tournament where she is 4-2. She lost a title fight to Upton in March. The two have not fought before. I go with Atkinson to win
HALE/BECKY G. Hale is an eleven year veteran with a 35-35 record. She has lost six of her last ten. This is Becky G’s fourth year and she has a 8-7 career record and she is 5-5 for her last ten. The two fought last Christmas day with Becky winning by a TKO7. Becky has fought some good opposition in her young career. I think she will repeat her win over Hale
SCODELARIO/ALYSON MICHALKA Scodelario is a top ten bantam with a 41-14 record. She has won seven of her last ten all against good opponents. Michalka has been around for ten years and has a 33-20 career record. She not a frequent fighter and the last four years have not gone well. She has lost seven of ten. She’s a dangerous fighter, but that won’t stop Scodelario from winning
LIPA/HUNTINGTON-WHITELEY. Lipa has a 15-7 career record and has broken into the top ten lightweights with recent wins over Lima, Gerber and Lively. Huntington-Whitely is also a top ten lightweight. She has a 15-12 career record, but has won six of her last ten with wins over DiDonato, Lively and Kerr. I think this is a 50/50 fight.(consult the Jenner/DiDonato prediction for an explanation) I will go with Lipa
RHODA/ROUSEY. Rousey just won her seventh career win in the FNL card against two losses. Sounds good doesn’t it. Her losses were to Hannah Ferguson and Flair. Now she wants to take on Rhoda who has a 39-13 record and has won seven of her last ten. This is a bridge too far for Rousey who is going to get flattened. Oh by the way, Rhoda is five inches taller that Rousey
OLSEN/KOSARIN. Olsen has been nothing but sensational sine the beginning of last year winning fourteen of seventeen. She’s 4-0 for this year with wins over Dobrev, Sweeney and Reinhart. It’s a wonder why she hasn’t had a title shot. Kosarin, during that same period of time won eleven of fifteen and lost two title shots. The two have fought twice with each holding a win, so this is for the best of three. I will go with Olsen
SWIFT/ROBACH. Swift is 4-3 for the year with wins over Upton, Ren and Lipa. Her losses were to Teles and Tailor. Two weeks ago she lost a bruising thirteen round bout to Kate,The Aloha Blonde, Upton. Rohrbach has won six of her last seven with that loss being to Krsmanovic, a welter. They have fought once before with Swift winning. After that crushing loss to Upton this is not a good time to fight Swift, I think Swift will have little trouble beating Rohrbach for the second time
DORMER/KIM KARDASHIAN. Dormer does’t fight much Since 2017, her record is 4-9. Kardashian In the same period of time Kardashian has racked up 10-10 record. Everyone knows I am not a fan of the Kardashian crew, but like it or not Kardashian will win this fight but I won’t cry tears (what else does one cry?} if she loses
NASTI/RYAN Nasti broke into the Association in April and already has had five fight winning three. She wants to win her fourth. She picked the right opponent. Ryan has lost her last ten. Nasti will extend that to eleven
STEINFELD/PANABAKER. Steinfeld has a 6-19 record over a four year period. This will be her first fight of the year. This will be Panabaker's first fight in two years. She has a 3-4 career record. This fight doesn’t excite me. Steinfeld will win
S.LYNN/MENOUNOS. I don’t know who Sabrina Lynn is. I don’t find her in the Archives. Menounos has been around for sixteen years but hasn’t fought that much. In the last five years she has a 1-3 record. She hasn’t fought in two years. Not knowing anything about Lynn. I’m going to pass
CAVANIS/GOODWIN. Cavanis is another who broke in in April and already has had five fights winning three fighting good opponents. Goodwin fights in both the BBU and FCBA and has a combined 15-10 record. Goodwin has had two fights this year and failed to finish the fifth in both. She lost to Ratchford Kawalec. She will lose this one also. It should be noted that she also has an upcoming bout with the Golden Goddess in July, so she could use a win that will elude her
FREGE/NEMOTO. Frege is famous for being the number one go to fighter if one needs a win. Enter Nemoto has already had 15 FCBA fights this year winning eight. Seven of those fights were against the same opponent. Nemoto is already a cougar. My guess is she will beat Frege. I’ll be down in the bar having a cocktail, watching on the bar screen I’m a reporter. Drinking on the job is a tradition.
CHOPRA/Di PATRIZI. Chopra is 3-3 for the year with her losses being to Minka Kelly, Selena Gomez and Elizabeth Olsen, That’s a tough crowd. Di Patrizi is one of those IBB fighters, who for some reason is in a big hurry. She has had six fights in six weeks winning five. Her opponents were not the same quality as those of Chopra..Chopra will win
CAMERON/JUSTICE. Over the last four years Cameron has a 3-7 record fighting average to below average fighters. Exception was in 2016 when she made the mistake of fighting Michelle Williams and Lavigne. Justice has fought the better competition, but hasn’t done well losing eight of ten. If Justice is going to win another fight this will be it. Justice wins
ARMAS/BELLA THORNE. Armas had a sensational year last year wining all seven of her bouts including a win over Lily Collins. She’s off to a rocky start this year not only losing both her bouts, one to Cheryl Cole and the other to Collins, but being dumped by Ben Affleck for Jennifer Lopez. You have to feel sorry for her, Thorne also had a fine year in 2020. This year, it’s not so good losing three of four. The last three were losses to Naomi Scott which cost her the bantam title and then to Sweeney and Ratajkowski, both in JMD fights. Thorne will get back on track with a win
KUBICKA/WILLERTON. Kubicka has won won eight of her last ten. Her last two wins were over Miranda Kerr and Hosk. Willerton has a combined BBU/FCBA record of 6-6. She hasn’t beaten anyone of note and lost her last fight to Courtney Tailor. Kubicka will make Mr V proud as she knocks out Willerton
YUSTMAN/DAY Yustman used to be a state in the top ten lightweight, but things haven’t gone well in the last three years as she is 6-7. Day is off to a good start with a 9-4 record. She won her two bouts this year beating VanCamp and Ruby Rose, who are bantams. For old times sake I am going with an old favorite. Yustman will teach Day a painful lesson
FREEMAN/EVERHART. Freeman at 38 is another LCA veteran nearing the end of career. She has lost seven of her last ten. Everhart is now 51 and has lost her last ten fighting good opponents. Just last week, she came within ten seconds of knocking out Theron. Those ten seconds cost her for in the next round the Goddess quickly ended her night. I have no doubt that Freeman beat Everhart. Note Mr V. I have just gone 100% LCA. How about a dinner of Pierogi and a bottle of Vodka
PALLETT/BRESLIN (JMD)
LAVIGNE/MERDED. Lavigne’s big winning years are over. She was 9-6 last year and 4-2 this year. The quality of her opposition has gone down at the same time.
Three of her wins were to the likes of Joey King, Bhabie, and Aurora. Not exactly a fearsome trio. Merced has a 12-6 career record and is 2-2 for the year. Her losses were to Olivia Holt and Portman Her wins were over a washed up Lohan and Mendler. I have to take a chance on Lavigne to win. I might add that Lavigne has a fight on the Dollhouse card on the 18th, just a week before this PPV. Not exactly great scheduling
PANETTIERE/LOVATO. Panettiere’s glory days are over. She only going to be 32 but over the last three years, her record has deteriorated to 9-11. Once again this is a problem infecting the Hall Of Fame members. After a number of great years, suddenly the mojo is gone. Fortunately her Hall of Fame win ratio is still in tact but it is in danger. Lovato is a bantam. She is almost two inches taller and is younger. She’s 5-5 since the beginning of last year. She’s 2-0 for this year with wis over Bush and Johansson. Lovato will win.
DADDARIO/MCMANN This will be McMann’s third fight outside of the friendly confines of the Asylum and the creme puff schedule. She has a 11-1 career record. Daddario has a 18-18-1 record after fighting many of the top ten fighters. She was 5-2 last year and has lost her first this year, Her losses last year and this year were to Hosk. Lipa and Fradegrada. This is a big step up in competition for McMann. I have no idea how she will do, but I will go with Daddario
LOHAN/V.HUDGENS. Slamdunk Hudgens.
HOOPES/DECKER Hoopes is a basic JMDD fighter. She has a 5-10 record and over half her fights have been at JMD/DD. In her last fight she upset Sagra. Now it's a different night, a different place and a different fight. This time its Brooklyn Decker. I don’t think Hoopes has a chance. Decker early
LEOTTA/LAWLEY Leotta is another of the IBB clan who is in a big hurry. This will be her sixth fight in two months. She has a 4-1 record thus far. She has beaten Kloss and Hogan. Here comes the Godzilla of the FCBA. Lawley has a 12-12 record From the beginning of 2019 to the end of 2020, she lost nine straight. She won her first fight of this year beating Mandy Moore. Lawley is five inches taller than Leotta, Lawley’s size didn’t help her in the last two years. It won’t help her either. Leotta will win
RATAJKOWSKI/LAMBORGHINI. JMD Title
O.HOLT/RAMIREZ. For the Unified Flyweight title. This will be Holt’s fourth defense. She is on a seven fight win streak. Ramirez is on a three fight win streak, all three being this year. She got the title match by beating Michelle Williams and Lavigne. That’s as far as the short three fight win streak goes. Holt will remain the flyweight champion
SCOTT/BENNET. For the Unified bantam title. This will be Scott’s fourth defense. She is 5-0 for the year. What you see here is classic Front Street. Sign a promising fighter. Feed her mediocre or less opponents. Build a big win/loss record. Find a journalist who will rate fighters on won/loss records ignoring competition (I know, he is my fiancé) and suddenly your girl is number one contender. Avoid top ten fighters at all cost and presto, your girl has a title fight and if she gets lucky, you have a champion. This is why The Wiz may be the smartest manager going. He gets his girls title matches and titles. Bennet is a classic example. She actually held the bantam title in 2017-18 with four successful defenses. Here is another Front Street trick. Avoid recent champions. Spread the title shot around to someone who hasn’t had one. It works. Since Bennet lost the title in 2018, Bennet has a record of 22-1. How many top ten fighters has she faced? One, Bella Thorne and that’s the fight she lost. Ok, that’s the next to last lesson for the day. If you liked it, vote for Tess Valmore for the Pulitzer Prize. Scott will win
KENDALL JENNER/DIDONATO. This could well be the fight of the night. Emily has held the title once. Kendall now holds the title and it’s her second. They have similar records for the year. Kendall is 5-2 with her losses being to Upton and Righetti. (Question to Kendall, when you going to learn to avoid welters?)
DiDonato is 4-2 with her losses being to Huntington-Whiteley and to none other than Kendall Jenner in the March PPV. They have fought three times with DiDonato winning two. This could be the best lightweight rivalry since the legendary Theron rivalries against Nolin, Bell, and Garner. To me this is a toss of the coin fight. It comes up DiDonato, but do not under any circumstances bet on this prediction It is the 99% rule “If you have a 50% chance of getting it right, the chances of you getting it wrong is 99%. That’s your math class for today, if you liked it vote for Tess Valmore for the Pulitzer Prize
UPTON/FERGUSON For the welter title. A sauna fight? Who want’s to fight in a sauna? Apparently Ferguson. Now I know Kate well. She is a member of the “Trio”. She is a kind, compassionate, loving women. She has great sympathy for women cursed like she is with burden of a large chest. Despite that obstacle she has managed thought sheer determination to become a champion. The two have fought twice with Upton winning both. Ferguson did beat Upton is an unofficial shower fight, a barbaric spectacle more suited to Ferguson rather than the cultured Upton. I would say this is a 50% choice no matter who you choose to win. (You have not already forgotten the lesson in the last fight?) This is another fight that I warn you not to bet on my prediction that Upton will win