Post by Tractorpull on Aug 13, 2021 16:05:04 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 July I went 41-10 running my total to 2747-847
OLSEN/SC0DELARIO. Olsen is 5-2 for the year. Actually, she is having a better year as she has wins over Dobrev, Reinhart and Minka Kelly. She has a tough fight against Bella Theron on the Fates Beach PPV on August 15th that is not going to help her in this bout. Scodelario lost her first two fights of the year, but is now on a four fight win streak. The two have fought twice with Scodelario winning both. Scodelario will make it three straight.
NASTI/J.L.COLEMAN This will be Nasti’s ninth fight of the year. She is 6-2 for the year with her losses being to Vikander and Demi Rose. Coleman is 3-2 for the year after going 1-3 last year. I am going to take a chance on Nasti.
A.SABATINI/CORRIN. Sabatini is a rookie with a 2-1 record. Her loss was to Bridget Regan. Corrin is also a rookie with a 3-1 record. She has wins over Rossum, Mandy Moore and Cassidy Freeman. Her loss was to Tahnee Atkinson. Corrin will beat Sabatini
BOCCIA/HERRINGTON. Boccia is another IBB welter. She has had three fights winning two.Her wins were over Beyonce and Azalea. Her loss was to Hoopes. Herrington won all four of her fights last year, but didn’t to particularly well during the Diamond Tournament. She did win her last fight beating Krsmanovic. I have to go with Herrington to win
PAUSINI/ELIZA TAYLOR. Pausini’s ability is well known. She has had twenty four FCBA fights. She has lost twenty four FCBA fights. Taylor has had twelve fights winning seven. I have to go with Taylor. At least she has won a fight
KLOSS/ROUSE Kloss is a great example of a great prospect getting off to a fine start and then flaming out. She has lost thirteen of sixteen going back to the beginning of 2019. Rousey has. 5-3 FCBA career record. Her losses were to Flair, Hannah Ferguson and Rhoda. Kloss’s losses have been to better fighters than Rousey. A win here may save her stay in the Fighting Academy. I’m going to take a chance on Kloss.
V.HUDGENS/PIETERSE. Hudgens is a member of the Hall Of Fame. She is 4-2 for the year with her losses being to Lily Collins and Michelle Williams.. Over the last three years, Pieterse is 3-5. I don’t believe she has much of a chance against Hudgens who should win in five.
DAY/CHRISLEY. Day is one of the more promising young lightweights. She has a career 11-4 record and has won all four of her bouts this year with wins over VanCamp, Yustman and Miranda Kerr. Chrisley has a 3-1 record with wins over unimpressive competition. Day will notch win twelve
UPTON/LAWLEY. The Godzilla of the FCBA has won her last three fights with a big upset of Tahnee Atkinson in last month PPV. Her win streak stops here as Kate will take care of her in less than seven
MUNN/S.GOMEZ The forty-one year old Munn is trying to make a comeback. She signed with Sceej on New Years day. So far she is 2-2 with wins over Frege and Pausini and losses to Fox and Reinhart. Now she faces Selena Gomez. Munn lasted six against both Fox and Reinhart. She may last six against Gomez, but won’t go further that that
S.MITCHELL/ SWEENEY. Mitchell is 1-2 for the year, but she is coming off a big win over Bella Thorne. She’s won four of her last six with other wins over Chopra, Winnick and VanCamp. Sweeney is having a good year. She’s 6-2. She also has a win over Bella Thorne. Mitchell has a lot more experience and has fought better opponents. Mitchell will hand Sweeney her third defeat of the year.
CICCHINO/KEEGAN. Cicchinno is another IBB rookie. She has had three fights to date, winning all three with her biggest win being over Anna Kendrick. Keegan is a veteran with a 24-24 career record. She has had six fights this year in the BBU and FCBA. She has lost all six and has lost eight of her last ten FCBA fights. Keegan’s recent trouble make me conclude that Cicchino will be the winner
LEOTTA/G.ATKINSON Leotta is the fifth IBB fighter to appear on this card. A newbie, she has a 5-3 record. He wins were over average fighters, while her losses were to Lynn, Lawley and DiDonato. Atkinson is a veteran 19-29 record. She has lost nine of her last eleven. Atkinson last good year was in 2016. Her troubles will continue. Leotta puts another W on her record
TATANGELO/DIXON. Tatangelo is the sixth iBB fighter taking part in this PPV. She has a 2-1 record defeating Wagner and Hannah Brown. Her loss was to Chrisley. No need to say much about Dixon. Her record is well known and she is one of three known to be go to fighters if you need a win. She has lost ten of her last twelve. Dixon’s reputation will continue as Tatangelo will dispose of her in six.
DIPATRIZI/BENOIST. Di Patrizi is the seventh IBB member on this card. She has had ten fights since the end of April, winning seven. Her losses were to Nemoto, Chopra and Arjona. Benoist has been in the FCBA for six year and has a 14-16 record. She is 0-2 for the year losing to Winnick and Minka Kelly. I don’t have a strong feeling about this bout, but I will go with Di Patrizi
SANTORO/LIND JMD
L.COLLINS/ISEMAN. Collins was the bantam champ at the beginning of the year, but lost her title to Holt in February. She is 6-2 for the year. Iseman broke into the FCBA last year and has a 3-0 record with wins over Simpson, Orrantia and Beer. In going against Collins she is a little over ambitious. Collins will win in six or less
JAMES/BROOK. James is another who broke in last year. She has had two fights in the BBU and three in the FCBA. She is undefeated. She has fought average fighters which is fine since she is basically a newbie. Brook, on the other hand is a veteran. Brook has had 128 fights winning 52. She has won two FCBA lightweight titles and one BBU welter title. She has fought almost all of the great lightweights. She has lost four of her last five in the FCBA and five of six in the BBU. She is obviously past her prime at the age of forty-one, still beating her would be a big boost for James.. Like Iseman above, I think James is a little overambitious. She certainly can win this bout, but I have to go with Brook
TAYLOR-JOY/ARJONA. Taylor-Joy has been in the FCBA for four years and this will be her eleventh bout. This year has been her busiest by far since this will be her fifth fight. She 4-0 for the year and 9-1 career-wise. Her biggest win was over Johansson and her loss was to Bella Thorne. Arjona has had three fights, one in the BBU and two in the FCBA and has won all of them. In the FCBA, she has beaten Lopilato and Di Patrizi. This could be a great fight against two young bantams. I will go with Taylor-Joy
MAISIE WILLIAMS/PUGH. Williams fights in both the BBU and the FCBA. She has an 18-16 combined record, however things haven’t gone well for her recently in the FCBA as she has lost eight of her last twelve. Pugh also fights in both associations. She has a combined 6-0 record and is 4-0 in the FCBA. In her last fight she upset Kathryn Winnick. Pugh is almost three inches taller and she is blonde. That’s enough to make her a winner
LIPA/S.TURNER. Lipa is in the top ten lightweights but a recent 3-4 streak makes her stay a little dicey. She is 3-2 this year in the FCBA with wins over Gerber, Lively and Lima. Her losses were to Swift and Huntington-Whiteley. Turner has also flirted with the top ten but she has lost five of her last six. All her losses were to top lightweights. The two fought last year with Turner winning by a KO7. Turner is a little taller and she is blonde. Turner will win again
RHODA/MEGAN-THEE-STALLION. MTS has had two fights which she won beating McPhee and McKinney. Tractorpull has Rhoda at four in the welters. Boxing World has MTS at 24 which is like being at 50 in the lightweights. The question is, can MTS fight any better than she can sing. Rhoda will win.
CHENG/S.J.UNDERWOOD Cheng is another of the numerous new fighters appearing on this card. She has had three fights winning two. Underwood has a magnificent 3-14 record. She hasn’t fought in almost exactly two years. She has lost her last three and her last win was in February 2015. She’s two inches tall than Cheng, but not is not going to help her. Cheng will win.
IRIE/ISOYAMA Irie is another newbie. She has had three fights winning two. Her loss was to Bassinger. Isoyama hasn’t fought in three years and has an 0-3 record. She is 5’1” tall and is two inches taller than Irie. No matter, Irie will win
HSIEH/YEO. Hsieh is the third Revolution fighter to appear on this card. Between IBB and Revolution, they have almost 25% of the fights on this card. Hsieh has a 3-0 record with a win over Nemoto. Yeo has a 2-1 record. She lost to Poh which means exactly nothing to me. I will take a guess and declare Hsieh the winner
MORENTZ/BASSINGER Morentz comes in with a 16-15 record and has won two of three this year with her loss being to Sarah Carter. Bassinger has an 8-7 record. but has lost four of five this year. Her only win was over Irie. I’m going with Morentz
CHERYL COLE/WATSON. Cole is a very active fighter averaging twelve fights a year since 2016. She has a combined 56-37 record and is 4-0 in the FCBA this year beating Lily Cole and de Armas. Watson has a 46-28 record and held the bantam title last year. This year she 5-2 with her loss being to Lily Collins and an upset loss to Ronan. The two fought five years ago with Cole winning by by a KO8. I think that Cole will be the victor
M.KELLY/H.KING. This will be Minka’s 91st fight on the way to the Hall Of Fame. She is 5-1 after losing to Olsen in the last PPV. King has 18-6 record but most of it was at Front Street. Since leaving Front Street she is 1-4. I have no doubt that Kelly will punch King out in about six
DOBREV/DENNINGS. Dobrev is another LCA member on her way to the Hall Of Fame. She needs to win six of her next sixteen to enter the Hall. She is 4-1 for the year after losing to Olsen in her first fight of the year. Olsen seems to be a pain in the butt for LCA. Dobrev’s opponent is no walk in the park. Dennings has a 47-14 record and is 4-0 for the year and has won ten of her last eleven. That loss was to Kosarin. Dobrev has almost a three inch height advantage.She will win
YUSTMAN/VALANCE. Yustman is a former top ten member, but has had a tough time recently. She has lost five of her last eight that included losses to Hannah Brown and Amber Heard. She is taking on Holly Valance who has a combined 19-20-1 record. She has lost her last ten FCBA fights. I am going with Yustman for old times sake
DECKER/TEIGEN. Really? No Joke? Slam-dunk Decker.
SCHIFFER/HURLEY. Schiffer is unique. The fifty year old had her first fight in 1999. She didn’t have another fight until 2020 when Vassago brought her back to the FCBA. She has a 3-2 record. She won her first bout of the year. Hurley is 55 and has a 39-33-1 record and was a one time unified lightweight champ and a 2 time unified welter champ. She has had one fight this year and she lost the best of seven bout to Charlize Theron. Schiffer is two inches taller and blonde. You know what the means. Victory
O.HOLT/CAMERON. Holt is 6-1 for the year. She won the flyweight crown in February, defended it four times before losing it to Camila Mendes in the July PPV. Cameron is 4-1 for the year, but has lost six of her last ten. Her four fight win streak will come to a screeching halt as Holt will dispose of her in six or less
WEAVING/KOSARIN. Weaving comes into the fight with 5-6 career record and is 2-1 for the year. Kosarin is a top ten bantam. She is 4-1 for the year with wins over Mawby, Olsen and Scodelario. Her loss was to Scott in a title fight. Weaving is in for a very hard night although it could be short as Kosarin will get revenge for a loss to Weaving in a JMD fight last year.
MERRITT/E.TURNER. Merritt has had only three fights winning her last two after losing her debut to Del Toro. Turner has been in the FCBA five years, but has only had eight fights, losing three. Her last three losses were to Rohrbach, Ratajkowski and Ren. Turner has faced the tougher opponents and is blonde. You know what that means. Turner will win
TAILOR/GIBBS. Tailor is ranked at three in the lightweights by Tractorpull. She is 5-2 for the year with wins over Swift, Upton and Sagra. Gibbs got off to a great start in 2018 and made it into the top ten. Last year the spotlight on her dimmed as she went 5-5 and is 1-4 for this year although still fighting top opponents. Turner will make Gibbs 2021 record worse
RATAJKOWSKI/COWAN (JMD Title) Note. Ratajkowski lost a bout to Chopra on Friday the 13th
SWIFT/WINSTEAD Mistress of The Body Saddle bout. Swift is having a good year. She’s 7-3 against top competition. She now guaranteed a spot in the Hall Of Fame after winning her sixtieth bout in the July PPV. Winstead has also won more than sixty, but she has lost 114 giving her a 56% win ratio. She is 3-0 for the year after beating her arch-rival Strahovski in the July PPV. This well could be the fight of the night. I have to go with Swift to win. Note Swift has a fight with Taylor Hill on August 15
MENDES/FOX. For the Unified Flyweight Title. This is a big fight in more than one way for Fox. Not only is it for the title, but this will be her 100th fight. If she wins she will be inducted into the Hall Of Fame one week later. If she loses, she will have to wait since you cannot be inducted into the Hall Of Fame on a loss. Fox is on a seven fight win streak after losing her first bout of the year. Mendes won the title by beating Olivia Holt in the July PPV. Mendes is 3-1 for the year and haw won seven of her last ten. I think Fox will win the title and join the Hall in the first week in September
SCOTT/D. ROSE. For the Unified Bantam Title. Scott is 7-0 for the year. She won the title in February and has defended the title five times. I am not a fan of Demi Rose, but I have to admit that she deserves a title shot. She has beaten Kosarin, Bella Thorne, Lovato, Sweeney and even Scott who she KOed last November. If she wins it will be her tenth straight beach win, a fact that no one will remember in two weeks except she and management. I think Scott will get revenge and retain the title in what should be a good fight.
KENDALL JENNER/KYLIE JENNER. For the Unified Lightweight Title.This is nothing but a classic case of nepotism. The only reason Kylie got this match was her sister has the luxury of choosing her opponent. Kind of a keep it in the family thing. Kylie is 5-1 for the year. Her loss which caused her to lose the JMDD title was to DiDonato. She took the JMDD title from Kate Upton last November in an upset of the year result, something she will never do again. She has won seven of her last eight but look at her opponents. Not impressive to say the least. No need to go into Kendall other to say she should be ashamed. Kendall will win
LAWRENCE/FERGUSON. For the Unified Welter Title. Lawrence gets the call. Why not? She’s as good as anybody. She won the title last September and lost to to Palicki in December. Since then she 1-2. Ferguson took the title from Upton is a brutal sauna match in June and defended her title against Kostek in July. She is 6-1 for the year, but other than Upton and Kostek, her opponents have been rather average. Lawrence has a good shot at winning the title, but I have to go with Ferguson
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 July I went 41-10 running my total to 2747-847
OLSEN/SC0DELARIO. Olsen is 5-2 for the year. Actually, she is having a better year as she has wins over Dobrev, Reinhart and Minka Kelly. She has a tough fight against Bella Theron on the Fates Beach PPV on August 15th that is not going to help her in this bout. Scodelario lost her first two fights of the year, but is now on a four fight win streak. The two have fought twice with Scodelario winning both. Scodelario will make it three straight.
NASTI/J.L.COLEMAN This will be Nasti’s ninth fight of the year. She is 6-2 for the year with her losses being to Vikander and Demi Rose. Coleman is 3-2 for the year after going 1-3 last year. I am going to take a chance on Nasti.
A.SABATINI/CORRIN. Sabatini is a rookie with a 2-1 record. Her loss was to Bridget Regan. Corrin is also a rookie with a 3-1 record. She has wins over Rossum, Mandy Moore and Cassidy Freeman. Her loss was to Tahnee Atkinson. Corrin will beat Sabatini
BOCCIA/HERRINGTON. Boccia is another IBB welter. She has had three fights winning two.Her wins were over Beyonce and Azalea. Her loss was to Hoopes. Herrington won all four of her fights last year, but didn’t to particularly well during the Diamond Tournament. She did win her last fight beating Krsmanovic. I have to go with Herrington to win
PAUSINI/ELIZA TAYLOR. Pausini’s ability is well known. She has had twenty four FCBA fights. She has lost twenty four FCBA fights. Taylor has had twelve fights winning seven. I have to go with Taylor. At least she has won a fight
KLOSS/ROUSE Kloss is a great example of a great prospect getting off to a fine start and then flaming out. She has lost thirteen of sixteen going back to the beginning of 2019. Rousey has. 5-3 FCBA career record. Her losses were to Flair, Hannah Ferguson and Rhoda. Kloss’s losses have been to better fighters than Rousey. A win here may save her stay in the Fighting Academy. I’m going to take a chance on Kloss.
V.HUDGENS/PIETERSE. Hudgens is a member of the Hall Of Fame. She is 4-2 for the year with her losses being to Lily Collins and Michelle Williams.. Over the last three years, Pieterse is 3-5. I don’t believe she has much of a chance against Hudgens who should win in five.
DAY/CHRISLEY. Day is one of the more promising young lightweights. She has a career 11-4 record and has won all four of her bouts this year with wins over VanCamp, Yustman and Miranda Kerr. Chrisley has a 3-1 record with wins over unimpressive competition. Day will notch win twelve
UPTON/LAWLEY. The Godzilla of the FCBA has won her last three fights with a big upset of Tahnee Atkinson in last month PPV. Her win streak stops here as Kate will take care of her in less than seven
MUNN/S.GOMEZ The forty-one year old Munn is trying to make a comeback. She signed with Sceej on New Years day. So far she is 2-2 with wins over Frege and Pausini and losses to Fox and Reinhart. Now she faces Selena Gomez. Munn lasted six against both Fox and Reinhart. She may last six against Gomez, but won’t go further that that
S.MITCHELL/ SWEENEY. Mitchell is 1-2 for the year, but she is coming off a big win over Bella Thorne. She’s won four of her last six with other wins over Chopra, Winnick and VanCamp. Sweeney is having a good year. She’s 6-2. She also has a win over Bella Thorne. Mitchell has a lot more experience and has fought better opponents. Mitchell will hand Sweeney her third defeat of the year.
CICCHINO/KEEGAN. Cicchinno is another IBB rookie. She has had three fights to date, winning all three with her biggest win being over Anna Kendrick. Keegan is a veteran with a 24-24 career record. She has had six fights this year in the BBU and FCBA. She has lost all six and has lost eight of her last ten FCBA fights. Keegan’s recent trouble make me conclude that Cicchino will be the winner
LEOTTA/G.ATKINSON Leotta is the fifth IBB fighter to appear on this card. A newbie, she has a 5-3 record. He wins were over average fighters, while her losses were to Lynn, Lawley and DiDonato. Atkinson is a veteran 19-29 record. She has lost nine of her last eleven. Atkinson last good year was in 2016. Her troubles will continue. Leotta puts another W on her record
TATANGELO/DIXON. Tatangelo is the sixth iBB fighter taking part in this PPV. She has a 2-1 record defeating Wagner and Hannah Brown. Her loss was to Chrisley. No need to say much about Dixon. Her record is well known and she is one of three known to be go to fighters if you need a win. She has lost ten of her last twelve. Dixon’s reputation will continue as Tatangelo will dispose of her in six.
DIPATRIZI/BENOIST. Di Patrizi is the seventh IBB member on this card. She has had ten fights since the end of April, winning seven. Her losses were to Nemoto, Chopra and Arjona. Benoist has been in the FCBA for six year and has a 14-16 record. She is 0-2 for the year losing to Winnick and Minka Kelly. I don’t have a strong feeling about this bout, but I will go with Di Patrizi
SANTORO/LIND JMD
L.COLLINS/ISEMAN. Collins was the bantam champ at the beginning of the year, but lost her title to Holt in February. She is 6-2 for the year. Iseman broke into the FCBA last year and has a 3-0 record with wins over Simpson, Orrantia and Beer. In going against Collins she is a little over ambitious. Collins will win in six or less
JAMES/BROOK. James is another who broke in last year. She has had two fights in the BBU and three in the FCBA. She is undefeated. She has fought average fighters which is fine since she is basically a newbie. Brook, on the other hand is a veteran. Brook has had 128 fights winning 52. She has won two FCBA lightweight titles and one BBU welter title. She has fought almost all of the great lightweights. She has lost four of her last five in the FCBA and five of six in the BBU. She is obviously past her prime at the age of forty-one, still beating her would be a big boost for James.. Like Iseman above, I think James is a little overambitious. She certainly can win this bout, but I have to go with Brook
TAYLOR-JOY/ARJONA. Taylor-Joy has been in the FCBA for four years and this will be her eleventh bout. This year has been her busiest by far since this will be her fifth fight. She 4-0 for the year and 9-1 career-wise. Her biggest win was over Johansson and her loss was to Bella Thorne. Arjona has had three fights, one in the BBU and two in the FCBA and has won all of them. In the FCBA, she has beaten Lopilato and Di Patrizi. This could be a great fight against two young bantams. I will go with Taylor-Joy
MAISIE WILLIAMS/PUGH. Williams fights in both the BBU and the FCBA. She has an 18-16 combined record, however things haven’t gone well for her recently in the FCBA as she has lost eight of her last twelve. Pugh also fights in both associations. She has a combined 6-0 record and is 4-0 in the FCBA. In her last fight she upset Kathryn Winnick. Pugh is almost three inches taller and she is blonde. That’s enough to make her a winner
LIPA/S.TURNER. Lipa is in the top ten lightweights but a recent 3-4 streak makes her stay a little dicey. She is 3-2 this year in the FCBA with wins over Gerber, Lively and Lima. Her losses were to Swift and Huntington-Whiteley. Turner has also flirted with the top ten but she has lost five of her last six. All her losses were to top lightweights. The two fought last year with Turner winning by a KO7. Turner is a little taller and she is blonde. Turner will win again
RHODA/MEGAN-THEE-STALLION. MTS has had two fights which she won beating McPhee and McKinney. Tractorpull has Rhoda at four in the welters. Boxing World has MTS at 24 which is like being at 50 in the lightweights. The question is, can MTS fight any better than she can sing. Rhoda will win.
CHENG/S.J.UNDERWOOD Cheng is another of the numerous new fighters appearing on this card. She has had three fights winning two. Underwood has a magnificent 3-14 record. She hasn’t fought in almost exactly two years. She has lost her last three and her last win was in February 2015. She’s two inches tall than Cheng, but not is not going to help her. Cheng will win.
IRIE/ISOYAMA Irie is another newbie. She has had three fights winning two. Her loss was to Bassinger. Isoyama hasn’t fought in three years and has an 0-3 record. She is 5’1” tall and is two inches taller than Irie. No matter, Irie will win
HSIEH/YEO. Hsieh is the third Revolution fighter to appear on this card. Between IBB and Revolution, they have almost 25% of the fights on this card. Hsieh has a 3-0 record with a win over Nemoto. Yeo has a 2-1 record. She lost to Poh which means exactly nothing to me. I will take a guess and declare Hsieh the winner
MORENTZ/BASSINGER Morentz comes in with a 16-15 record and has won two of three this year with her loss being to Sarah Carter. Bassinger has an 8-7 record. but has lost four of five this year. Her only win was over Irie. I’m going with Morentz
CHERYL COLE/WATSON. Cole is a very active fighter averaging twelve fights a year since 2016. She has a combined 56-37 record and is 4-0 in the FCBA this year beating Lily Cole and de Armas. Watson has a 46-28 record and held the bantam title last year. This year she 5-2 with her loss being to Lily Collins and an upset loss to Ronan. The two fought five years ago with Cole winning by by a KO8. I think that Cole will be the victor
M.KELLY/H.KING. This will be Minka’s 91st fight on the way to the Hall Of Fame. She is 5-1 after losing to Olsen in the last PPV. King has 18-6 record but most of it was at Front Street. Since leaving Front Street she is 1-4. I have no doubt that Kelly will punch King out in about six
DOBREV/DENNINGS. Dobrev is another LCA member on her way to the Hall Of Fame. She needs to win six of her next sixteen to enter the Hall. She is 4-1 for the year after losing to Olsen in her first fight of the year. Olsen seems to be a pain in the butt for LCA. Dobrev’s opponent is no walk in the park. Dennings has a 47-14 record and is 4-0 for the year and has won ten of her last eleven. That loss was to Kosarin. Dobrev has almost a three inch height advantage.She will win
YUSTMAN/VALANCE. Yustman is a former top ten member, but has had a tough time recently. She has lost five of her last eight that included losses to Hannah Brown and Amber Heard. She is taking on Holly Valance who has a combined 19-20-1 record. She has lost her last ten FCBA fights. I am going with Yustman for old times sake
DECKER/TEIGEN. Really? No Joke? Slam-dunk Decker.
SCHIFFER/HURLEY. Schiffer is unique. The fifty year old had her first fight in 1999. She didn’t have another fight until 2020 when Vassago brought her back to the FCBA. She has a 3-2 record. She won her first bout of the year. Hurley is 55 and has a 39-33-1 record and was a one time unified lightweight champ and a 2 time unified welter champ. She has had one fight this year and she lost the best of seven bout to Charlize Theron. Schiffer is two inches taller and blonde. You know what the means. Victory
O.HOLT/CAMERON. Holt is 6-1 for the year. She won the flyweight crown in February, defended it four times before losing it to Camila Mendes in the July PPV. Cameron is 4-1 for the year, but has lost six of her last ten. Her four fight win streak will come to a screeching halt as Holt will dispose of her in six or less
WEAVING/KOSARIN. Weaving comes into the fight with 5-6 career record and is 2-1 for the year. Kosarin is a top ten bantam. She is 4-1 for the year with wins over Mawby, Olsen and Scodelario. Her loss was to Scott in a title fight. Weaving is in for a very hard night although it could be short as Kosarin will get revenge for a loss to Weaving in a JMD fight last year.
MERRITT/E.TURNER. Merritt has had only three fights winning her last two after losing her debut to Del Toro. Turner has been in the FCBA five years, but has only had eight fights, losing three. Her last three losses were to Rohrbach, Ratajkowski and Ren. Turner has faced the tougher opponents and is blonde. You know what that means. Turner will win
TAILOR/GIBBS. Tailor is ranked at three in the lightweights by Tractorpull. She is 5-2 for the year with wins over Swift, Upton and Sagra. Gibbs got off to a great start in 2018 and made it into the top ten. Last year the spotlight on her dimmed as she went 5-5 and is 1-4 for this year although still fighting top opponents. Turner will make Gibbs 2021 record worse
RATAJKOWSKI/COWAN (JMD Title) Note. Ratajkowski lost a bout to Chopra on Friday the 13th
SWIFT/WINSTEAD Mistress of The Body Saddle bout. Swift is having a good year. She’s 7-3 against top competition. She now guaranteed a spot in the Hall Of Fame after winning her sixtieth bout in the July PPV. Winstead has also won more than sixty, but she has lost 114 giving her a 56% win ratio. She is 3-0 for the year after beating her arch-rival Strahovski in the July PPV. This well could be the fight of the night. I have to go with Swift to win. Note Swift has a fight with Taylor Hill on August 15
MENDES/FOX. For the Unified Flyweight Title. This is a big fight in more than one way for Fox. Not only is it for the title, but this will be her 100th fight. If she wins she will be inducted into the Hall Of Fame one week later. If she loses, she will have to wait since you cannot be inducted into the Hall Of Fame on a loss. Fox is on a seven fight win streak after losing her first bout of the year. Mendes won the title by beating Olivia Holt in the July PPV. Mendes is 3-1 for the year and haw won seven of her last ten. I think Fox will win the title and join the Hall in the first week in September
SCOTT/D. ROSE. For the Unified Bantam Title. Scott is 7-0 for the year. She won the title in February and has defended the title five times. I am not a fan of Demi Rose, but I have to admit that she deserves a title shot. She has beaten Kosarin, Bella Thorne, Lovato, Sweeney and even Scott who she KOed last November. If she wins it will be her tenth straight beach win, a fact that no one will remember in two weeks except she and management. I think Scott will get revenge and retain the title in what should be a good fight.
KENDALL JENNER/KYLIE JENNER. For the Unified Lightweight Title.This is nothing but a classic case of nepotism. The only reason Kylie got this match was her sister has the luxury of choosing her opponent. Kind of a keep it in the family thing. Kylie is 5-1 for the year. Her loss which caused her to lose the JMDD title was to DiDonato. She took the JMDD title from Kate Upton last November in an upset of the year result, something she will never do again. She has won seven of her last eight but look at her opponents. Not impressive to say the least. No need to go into Kendall other to say she should be ashamed. Kendall will win
LAWRENCE/FERGUSON. For the Unified Welter Title. Lawrence gets the call. Why not? She’s as good as anybody. She won the title last September and lost to to Palicki in December. Since then she 1-2. Ferguson took the title from Upton is a brutal sauna match in June and defended her title against Kostek in July. She is 6-1 for the year, but other than Upton and Kostek, her opponents have been rather average. Lawrence has a good shot at winning the title, but I have to go with Ferguson