Post by Tractorpull on Aug 15, 2022 10:24:38 GMT -6
TESS VALMORE
Once again, I present this month’s edition of my much maligned predictions. As usual, it is littered with unflattering comments, cheap shots and unjustified criticism. Last month I went 42-12 running me total to 3405-961or 78% correct.
ROBBIE/M.KELLY. Robbie has a career record of 31-26. She has won five of her last ten and is 3-0 for this year with wins over Scarlett Johansson and Stana Katic, a lightweight. Minka Kelly joined the Hall of Fame three months ago. She has won six of her last ten. Robbie is an inch taller and is ten years younger. Despite being younger and slightly bigger, I have to go with Kelly
TIGER FREE/BENSON. Nell Tiger Free has a good 10-3 career record. She has won six of her last ten and is 4-2 for the year with her losses being Millie Bobby Brown. Benson is a veteran who has lost seven of her last ten and is 1-2 for the year with her win being over Shipka. Benson has the advantage with experience, but Tiger Free is a little bigger and is ten years younger. I think Tiger Free will win.
OLSEN/N.A.LIND. Olsen has been on a tear for the last three years going 35-8 and is 10-3 for this year.l Her losses this year were to Larson, Reinhart and Kosarin. Lind is 5-5 for the this year. Her big win this year was over Naomi Scott. Lind is ten years younger, but smaller than Olsen. I can’t think of a single reason why Lind should beat Olsen. She won’t.
REN/GERBER. Ren is a former lightweight champion and is a member of the top ten lightweights. She is 6-3 for the year with wins over Winstead and Kendall Jenner. Gerber has won six of her last ten. A couple of her losses were to fighters than Ren has recently beaten. Age and size are not factors, but Ren has a big advantage in experience. Ren by a KO6
HALE/J.KING. Hale is a veteran of 76 fights. Right now, Hale is in a little more than a funk. She has lost eight of her last ten and her last five, but her losses were to good fighters. King has had eighteen fights in her career winning ten. She is 3-2 for the year. She’s slightly bigger and ten years younger. I am going to say that the veteran Hale will come through with a win, but don’t bet on my prediction.
D.CAMPEL/RAMIREZ. Campbell has been having a hard time recently losing seven of her last ten and her recent schedule has been less than impressive. Ramirez has a career record of 12-10 and it 5-5 in her last ten. She has fought a more difficult schedule than her opponent. Her main opponent is Cicchino against whom she is 2-2. Campbell is two inches taller, but I have to go with Ramirez based on her experience with better competition.
TONKIN/THERON ON THE BEACH. I am not allowed to predict a Theron fight
DEBICKI/RHODA Debicki has been in the FCBA for six years and has only had two fights winning one. She has also had six fights in the BBU winning five. In her last fight, she lost an ACB welter title fight. It was her only ACB fight. I must say Debicki doesn’t inspire a lot of confidence. Rhoda is a long time member of the top ten welters. Rhoda has won seven of her last ten. but has fallen out of the top ten in both Boxing World’s and Tractorpull’s welter rankings. Despite that Rhoda will take care of Debicki in seven
LARSON/TREVEJO. This is a rematch of a June bout between these two when Trevejo defeated Larson. Larson has been on a roll winning eleven of her last fifteen and is 7-2 for the year. Trevejo had eight career fights winning six. Larson is twelve years older, but she is thee inches taller. That didn’t help her in the first bout, but it will this time. Larson by a KO5
M.B.BROWN/ZIEGLER. Brown broke into the FCBA in March and thus far she has won all six of her bouts. Her big win was over Nell Tiger Free. The rest of her opposition is on the light side, but perfectly satisfactory for a newbie who is only eighteen years old. The twenty year old Ziegler also broke into the FCBA this year and has a 6-1 record. Her loss was to Avril Lavigne in her maiden fight. She has fought a little better competition than Brown. I will go with Ziegler. Don’t ask me why.
KYLIE JENNER/S.TURNER. Jenner has won seven of her last ten, but is 7-1 for the year with wins over her sister Kendall, Swift, Lima and Kerr. Her only loss was In a title fight against Agdal in the July PPV. Turner has won six of her last ten and is 2-1 for the year. One of her wins was against Kylie last December when she KOed her in six Sophie is three inches taller than Kylie, but her sister Kendall was four inches taller. I am going with Jenner to even the score with Turner.
V.HUDGENS/M.CYRUS. Hudgens is in the Hall Of Fame and is a five time flyweight champion. She has won eight of her last ten. Cyrus has held the flyweight title once. She is 5-5 in her last ten. Age isn’t a factor, but Cyrus has a two inch height advantage. The two have fought twice before and that height advantage didn’t help Cyrus as Hudgens won both. It won’t help Cyrus in this fight. Hudgens will win
TAYLOR-JOY/SANTORO. Taylor-Joy has a 16-4 career record and has won seven of her last ten and is 2-3 for the year with losses to Bella Thorne. Olsen and Chopra, Santoro has won eight of her last ten and is 4-0 for the year. Her career record is 32-12. Taylor-Joy has fought the tougher schedule recently. The experience will serve her well.
Taylor-Joy by a KO6
De ARMAS/A.MICHALKA. de Armas has a career record of 11-4, but those four loss have come in her last five fights.
The losses were to Cheryl Cole. Lily Collins, Bella Thorne and Michelle Williams indicating she wasn’t quite ready for prime time or maybe she was just depressed after being dumped by Ben Affleck for Jennifer Lopez. Michalka is a former bantam champion. She doesn’t fight all that much as her last ten fights cover a period of three years is which she has lost seven of ten. She is 1-3 for the year with two of her losses being to Strahovski and Scodelario. I think this is a 50/50 fight. I think I will go with de Armas.
BUSH/RICKARDS. Bush has been in the FCBA for fifteen years, but has had only 66 fights. She has had an up and down career going 12-2 in 2016-17 to 3-8 over the last three years. She is 0-3 this year. Rickards is another who doesn’t fight much and she has lost seven of her last ten over the last three years. Rickards is a little bigger and nine years younger than Bush. I go with youth. Rickards.
KENDALL JENNER/L.JAMES. While not for a title, this could be one of the big fights of the night. Jenner is on the verge of being admitted to the Hall Of Fame. This will be her 97th fight. She already has the wins.. She is 8-4 for the year. James has a FCBA career record of 12-0. She is 6-0 for the year with wins in her last three fights over Teles.
Strahovski and Winstead. Despite being a relative newcomer, she is six years older and more importantly almost four inches shorter. James will find Jenner a bridge too far
LAVIGNE/WINTER. The Wiz changes a long standing policy of not fighting previous members of Front Street. Lavigne now fighting under the Dollhouse banner is looking at the Hall Of Fame next year. She has already had thirteen fights winning nine. Winter has won nine of her last ten, but her competition leaves something to be desired. Her big wins over that period of time were Jessica Lowndes and Danielle Campbell. Size is not a factor but Winter is fourteen years younger. While Winter hasn’t faced to competition that Lavigne has, her youth is going to be a big factor. I will go with Winter,
E.ROBERTS/PUGH. Roberts has won seven of her last ten and has wins during that time over Cheryl Cole and Cree Cicchino. She is ranked at seventeen in the flyweights. Pugh has won eight of her last ten in her brief career. Her losses were to Joey King and Dove Cameron. Age is not a factor. but Pugh is almost two inches taller. The experience is all in Roberts favor. She has fought many of the best. I have to go with Roberts for her experience.
ROY LIST/GARDNER. Roy List has a 10-8 career record, but she has won eight of her last ten and her last eight in a row. Her competition has been mediocre. Gardner has lost six of her last ten and is 1-4 for the year. Her competition has been far superior to that of List. Age is not a factor but Gardner is two inches taller. It’s time List left the Front Street kindergarten. She needs to win this fight. I am going to take a chance on List
VISMARA/NIGRI. JMD
LEOTTA/LIVELY. Leotta has climbed to the eight spot in Boxing Worlds Lightweight rankings. She has won seven of her last ten with wins over Corrin. Hannah Ferguson and Bo Krsmanovic. Lively has also won seven of her last ten but her wins were not as impressive as those of Leotta. Lively is ranked at sixteen in Boxing Worlds rankings.. I have to wit Leotta
TATANGELO/KANELLIS. Tatangelo has a 16-6 career record. She has won six of her last ten. She has wins over Jennifer Lawrence, Hoopes and Clements. Kanellis has never had an official FCBA fight. This would be her official debut. It will be painful. Tatangelo in four
LOWNDES/BECKY G. Lowndes is a long range Hall Of Fame candidate, but she has held the flyweight title only once. She has won six of her last ten. This year she is 4-2 with her losses being to Olivia Holt and Vanessa Hudgens. Becky G. has lost seven of her last ten and is 2-4 for the year.. I have little doubt that Lowndes will win.
DOBREV/CULPO. Dobrev is another Lioness Club member on her way to the Hall of Fame. This will be her 95th bout. She could possibly make it this year. She has won eight of her last ten. This year she is 5-0 with wins over Ronan. Demi Lovato and Claire Holt. Culpo has only had seven fights winning five. She has beaten Krupa, Sienna Miller and
Olivia Wilde so she is not going to roll over and play dead, but she is not going to win either.
KRUPA/VANDERVOORT. Krupa is now 43, but she seems to be a late bloomer. She ii fighting better now than she was eleven years ago. She has won seven of her last ten and is 3-0 for the year with wins over Alexander, Ruah and Tatangelo. Vandervoort is having a hard time lately. She has lost eight of her last ten. She is slightly smaller but younger. Chalk Vandervoort as another Krupa victim. Joanna in six
KUBICKA/ALDRIDGE. After the latest VIX PPV, Kubicka has a 19-8 record and has won seven of her last ten with one of those losses being to Kendall Jenner. Aldridge has a career record of 22-12. She has won six of her last ten with two of those losses being to Nina Agdal. Now I have Kubicka on my watch list to the top ten lightweights. Boxing World has Aldridge ranked at 27 in the lightweights with Kubicka one spot back at 28. So far, Kubicka has made me
look good so I have to go with her to win in a minor upset
RAE/ROSER. Rae has a combined record of 6-11 and is 2-5 in the FCBA. Roser has a combined record of 0-5 and is 0-3 in the FCBA. Both are 5’11’ with Rae being four years younger. Rae’s wins were over Windsor and Kurylenko. Roser’s losses were to Taylor Hill five years ago and Elizabeth Turner four years ago. Not a lot to go on, but I have to go with Rae who has the better record.
RAYNER/BROMMEL. Rayner made her debut in 2017. She has had two fights and lost them both, the last on being in April of this year losing to Eden Cohen. Brommel has a combined record 9-8 She has had only one FCBA fight which was in March of this year which she lost to none other than Eden Cohen. Brommel will win.
WINDSOR/E.TURNER. Windsor has had nine FCBA fights with a 2-7 record. She has lost her last six. Turner has a 3-6 record. She has lost her last four all to top fighters. Age and height are not factors. Turner in five.
ANDERSON/D’ERRICO BAYWATCH GOUGAR REUNION. Anderson is 55 years old and has fought of and on. She has lost her last fight in 2019 losing to Kendra Wilkinson. D’errico has a 9-9. She is 54. Her last fight was last year beating Nicole Scherzinger. I have to go with D’errico
PORTMAN/C.COLE. Now 41 Portman is aging quite well. She’s in the Hall Of Fame and is a eleven time Unified Flyweight Champion. She has won six of her last ten. She is 3-0 for the year and in her last bout beat Cree Cicchino. To me, Cole being 39 makes age a non-factor. She has a combined record of 75-41. They both have so many fights that experience on also not a factor. Boxing World has Cole ranked at nine in the flyweights while Portman is listed at 21. I have to go with Cole based on her recent competition, but I am not confident in this prediction
DiDONATO/RIGHETTI: Queen of the Beach Final Four. DiDonato is a lightweight. Righetti is a welter. No matter, I don’t care about the records. I just don’t bet against Righetti. Righetti advances to the Finals
McKINNEY/UPTON. Queen of the Beach Final Four, This is a big fight for Upton. If she wins, She gets into the Hall of Fame. If she loses. She will have to wait as you can’t get into the Hall on a loss. McKinney has no such motive. The two have fought four times with Upton cleaning McKinney’s clock three times.. She will clean it again and get to the Finals
O&E vs IBB JMD Stable War
MENDES/ NASTI. JMD
WEAVING/LAMBORGHINI. JMD
DALE/FRADEGRADA. JMD
T.ATKINSON/BOCCIA JMD
D.ROSE/KHALIFA JMD Body paint bout for Princess of the Beach Title
O.HOLT/CICCHINO AMD. Managers just love these junky Queen and Princess titles. It’s a slap in the face to all those great fighters of previous years. The great Jennifer Garner has ten titles, all official sectional or Unified titles. My good and dear friend Kate Upton has eleven titles listed. How many are official sectional or Unified titles? Four. Makes their fighter look good. Now we come to AMD, which on occasions, I have said It is the stupidest title ever. You see if a manager wants a title for his fighter, all he has to do is to invent one which is exactly what happened. No other manager is going to protest. Fortunately, this title is rarely used. I am not going to justify this 'title” by making a prediction or covering it. Now if anyone wants to invent another title, well as far as I’m concerned they can stick It where the sun doesn’t shine and you can include this one
SWIFT/MERRIT Mistress of the Body Saddle 3. Swift, who was inducted into the Hall Of Fame recently, is having, for her, a poor year being 6-4.Three of those losses were to top ten fighters with the fourth being to Merritt in the first bout of this series. Merritt has won seven of her last ten. One of those losses was to Swift in the second bout of the series. Swift will retain the Mistress title
B.THORNE/BRESLIN JMD title
CAMERON/MORETZ. For the Unified Flyweight Title. This will be Cameron’s third defense. She has won eight of her last ten. Moretz has won seven of her last ten. Age and height are not factors. Moretz simply hasn’t fought the schedule that Cameron has. Cameron will retain the title
REINHART/SCODELARIO. For the Unified Bantamweight title. This will be Reinhart’s third defense. She has won her last nine in a row. Scodelario is a former bantam champion. She has won six of her last ten. She has had two title fights after losing her title in 2018. She lost both. I think the Reinhart has fought the better schedule recently. I am going to say she will retain the bantam title
AGDAL/ROHRBACH For the Unified Lightweight title. This will be Agdal third defense. You note in all the title fights, the champion is making a third defense. This is occurring because in the May PPV all four titles changed hands for the first time in FCBA history. Agdal has won nine of her last ten with the loss being to Jessica Clements. Rohrbach has won eight of her last ten. Age and height are not a factor. I was impressed with Rohrback’s win over Kendall Jenner. I think Rohrbach will upset Agdal and be the new lightweight champion
LAWLEY/FERGUSON. Lawley has won her last fourteen and took the title from Brookly Decked in the July PPV. Ferguson has won seven of her last ten losing to Tahnee Atkinson, Boccia and Decker. Ferguson’s big problem like all of Lawley’s opponents, is her size. Lawley is four inches taller than Ferguson. That is a lot to deal with. I think that Lawley will retain her title
?/ For the Queen of the Beach. I think I know who is going to be in the final, but that is not a sure thing. Since I don’t know for sure who is going to be in this farce. I have to pass
Once again, I present this month’s edition of my much maligned predictions. As usual, it is littered with unflattering comments, cheap shots and unjustified criticism. Last month I went 42-12 running me total to 3405-961or 78% correct.
ROBBIE/M.KELLY. Robbie has a career record of 31-26. She has won five of her last ten and is 3-0 for this year with wins over Scarlett Johansson and Stana Katic, a lightweight. Minka Kelly joined the Hall of Fame three months ago. She has won six of her last ten. Robbie is an inch taller and is ten years younger. Despite being younger and slightly bigger, I have to go with Kelly
TIGER FREE/BENSON. Nell Tiger Free has a good 10-3 career record. She has won six of her last ten and is 4-2 for the year with her losses being Millie Bobby Brown. Benson is a veteran who has lost seven of her last ten and is 1-2 for the year with her win being over Shipka. Benson has the advantage with experience, but Tiger Free is a little bigger and is ten years younger. I think Tiger Free will win.
OLSEN/N.A.LIND. Olsen has been on a tear for the last three years going 35-8 and is 10-3 for this year.l Her losses this year were to Larson, Reinhart and Kosarin. Lind is 5-5 for the this year. Her big win this year was over Naomi Scott. Lind is ten years younger, but smaller than Olsen. I can’t think of a single reason why Lind should beat Olsen. She won’t.
REN/GERBER. Ren is a former lightweight champion and is a member of the top ten lightweights. She is 6-3 for the year with wins over Winstead and Kendall Jenner. Gerber has won six of her last ten. A couple of her losses were to fighters than Ren has recently beaten. Age and size are not factors, but Ren has a big advantage in experience. Ren by a KO6
HALE/J.KING. Hale is a veteran of 76 fights. Right now, Hale is in a little more than a funk. She has lost eight of her last ten and her last five, but her losses were to good fighters. King has had eighteen fights in her career winning ten. She is 3-2 for the year. She’s slightly bigger and ten years younger. I am going to say that the veteran Hale will come through with a win, but don’t bet on my prediction.
D.CAMPEL/RAMIREZ. Campbell has been having a hard time recently losing seven of her last ten and her recent schedule has been less than impressive. Ramirez has a career record of 12-10 and it 5-5 in her last ten. She has fought a more difficult schedule than her opponent. Her main opponent is Cicchino against whom she is 2-2. Campbell is two inches taller, but I have to go with Ramirez based on her experience with better competition.
TONKIN/THERON ON THE BEACH. I am not allowed to predict a Theron fight
DEBICKI/RHODA Debicki has been in the FCBA for six years and has only had two fights winning one. She has also had six fights in the BBU winning five. In her last fight, she lost an ACB welter title fight. It was her only ACB fight. I must say Debicki doesn’t inspire a lot of confidence. Rhoda is a long time member of the top ten welters. Rhoda has won seven of her last ten. but has fallen out of the top ten in both Boxing World’s and Tractorpull’s welter rankings. Despite that Rhoda will take care of Debicki in seven
LARSON/TREVEJO. This is a rematch of a June bout between these two when Trevejo defeated Larson. Larson has been on a roll winning eleven of her last fifteen and is 7-2 for the year. Trevejo had eight career fights winning six. Larson is twelve years older, but she is thee inches taller. That didn’t help her in the first bout, but it will this time. Larson by a KO5
M.B.BROWN/ZIEGLER. Brown broke into the FCBA in March and thus far she has won all six of her bouts. Her big win was over Nell Tiger Free. The rest of her opposition is on the light side, but perfectly satisfactory for a newbie who is only eighteen years old. The twenty year old Ziegler also broke into the FCBA this year and has a 6-1 record. Her loss was to Avril Lavigne in her maiden fight. She has fought a little better competition than Brown. I will go with Ziegler. Don’t ask me why.
KYLIE JENNER/S.TURNER. Jenner has won seven of her last ten, but is 7-1 for the year with wins over her sister Kendall, Swift, Lima and Kerr. Her only loss was In a title fight against Agdal in the July PPV. Turner has won six of her last ten and is 2-1 for the year. One of her wins was against Kylie last December when she KOed her in six Sophie is three inches taller than Kylie, but her sister Kendall was four inches taller. I am going with Jenner to even the score with Turner.
V.HUDGENS/M.CYRUS. Hudgens is in the Hall Of Fame and is a five time flyweight champion. She has won eight of her last ten. Cyrus has held the flyweight title once. She is 5-5 in her last ten. Age isn’t a factor, but Cyrus has a two inch height advantage. The two have fought twice before and that height advantage didn’t help Cyrus as Hudgens won both. It won’t help Cyrus in this fight. Hudgens will win
TAYLOR-JOY/SANTORO. Taylor-Joy has a 16-4 career record and has won seven of her last ten and is 2-3 for the year with losses to Bella Thorne. Olsen and Chopra, Santoro has won eight of her last ten and is 4-0 for the year. Her career record is 32-12. Taylor-Joy has fought the tougher schedule recently. The experience will serve her well.
Taylor-Joy by a KO6
De ARMAS/A.MICHALKA. de Armas has a career record of 11-4, but those four loss have come in her last five fights.
The losses were to Cheryl Cole. Lily Collins, Bella Thorne and Michelle Williams indicating she wasn’t quite ready for prime time or maybe she was just depressed after being dumped by Ben Affleck for Jennifer Lopez. Michalka is a former bantam champion. She doesn’t fight all that much as her last ten fights cover a period of three years is which she has lost seven of ten. She is 1-3 for the year with two of her losses being to Strahovski and Scodelario. I think this is a 50/50 fight. I think I will go with de Armas.
BUSH/RICKARDS. Bush has been in the FCBA for fifteen years, but has had only 66 fights. She has had an up and down career going 12-2 in 2016-17 to 3-8 over the last three years. She is 0-3 this year. Rickards is another who doesn’t fight much and she has lost seven of her last ten over the last three years. Rickards is a little bigger and nine years younger than Bush. I go with youth. Rickards.
KENDALL JENNER/L.JAMES. While not for a title, this could be one of the big fights of the night. Jenner is on the verge of being admitted to the Hall Of Fame. This will be her 97th fight. She already has the wins.. She is 8-4 for the year. James has a FCBA career record of 12-0. She is 6-0 for the year with wins in her last three fights over Teles.
Strahovski and Winstead. Despite being a relative newcomer, she is six years older and more importantly almost four inches shorter. James will find Jenner a bridge too far
LAVIGNE/WINTER. The Wiz changes a long standing policy of not fighting previous members of Front Street. Lavigne now fighting under the Dollhouse banner is looking at the Hall Of Fame next year. She has already had thirteen fights winning nine. Winter has won nine of her last ten, but her competition leaves something to be desired. Her big wins over that period of time were Jessica Lowndes and Danielle Campbell. Size is not a factor but Winter is fourteen years younger. While Winter hasn’t faced to competition that Lavigne has, her youth is going to be a big factor. I will go with Winter,
E.ROBERTS/PUGH. Roberts has won seven of her last ten and has wins during that time over Cheryl Cole and Cree Cicchino. She is ranked at seventeen in the flyweights. Pugh has won eight of her last ten in her brief career. Her losses were to Joey King and Dove Cameron. Age is not a factor. but Pugh is almost two inches taller. The experience is all in Roberts favor. She has fought many of the best. I have to go with Roberts for her experience.
ROY LIST/GARDNER. Roy List has a 10-8 career record, but she has won eight of her last ten and her last eight in a row. Her competition has been mediocre. Gardner has lost six of her last ten and is 1-4 for the year. Her competition has been far superior to that of List. Age is not a factor but Gardner is two inches taller. It’s time List left the Front Street kindergarten. She needs to win this fight. I am going to take a chance on List
VISMARA/NIGRI. JMD
LEOTTA/LIVELY. Leotta has climbed to the eight spot in Boxing Worlds Lightweight rankings. She has won seven of her last ten with wins over Corrin. Hannah Ferguson and Bo Krsmanovic. Lively has also won seven of her last ten but her wins were not as impressive as those of Leotta. Lively is ranked at sixteen in Boxing Worlds rankings.. I have to wit Leotta
TATANGELO/KANELLIS. Tatangelo has a 16-6 career record. She has won six of her last ten. She has wins over Jennifer Lawrence, Hoopes and Clements. Kanellis has never had an official FCBA fight. This would be her official debut. It will be painful. Tatangelo in four
LOWNDES/BECKY G. Lowndes is a long range Hall Of Fame candidate, but she has held the flyweight title only once. She has won six of her last ten. This year she is 4-2 with her losses being to Olivia Holt and Vanessa Hudgens. Becky G. has lost seven of her last ten and is 2-4 for the year.. I have little doubt that Lowndes will win.
DOBREV/CULPO. Dobrev is another Lioness Club member on her way to the Hall of Fame. This will be her 95th bout. She could possibly make it this year. She has won eight of her last ten. This year she is 5-0 with wins over Ronan. Demi Lovato and Claire Holt. Culpo has only had seven fights winning five. She has beaten Krupa, Sienna Miller and
Olivia Wilde so she is not going to roll over and play dead, but she is not going to win either.
KRUPA/VANDERVOORT. Krupa is now 43, but she seems to be a late bloomer. She ii fighting better now than she was eleven years ago. She has won seven of her last ten and is 3-0 for the year with wins over Alexander, Ruah and Tatangelo. Vandervoort is having a hard time lately. She has lost eight of her last ten. She is slightly smaller but younger. Chalk Vandervoort as another Krupa victim. Joanna in six
KUBICKA/ALDRIDGE. After the latest VIX PPV, Kubicka has a 19-8 record and has won seven of her last ten with one of those losses being to Kendall Jenner. Aldridge has a career record of 22-12. She has won six of her last ten with two of those losses being to Nina Agdal. Now I have Kubicka on my watch list to the top ten lightweights. Boxing World has Aldridge ranked at 27 in the lightweights with Kubicka one spot back at 28. So far, Kubicka has made me
look good so I have to go with her to win in a minor upset
RAE/ROSER. Rae has a combined record of 6-11 and is 2-5 in the FCBA. Roser has a combined record of 0-5 and is 0-3 in the FCBA. Both are 5’11’ with Rae being four years younger. Rae’s wins were over Windsor and Kurylenko. Roser’s losses were to Taylor Hill five years ago and Elizabeth Turner four years ago. Not a lot to go on, but I have to go with Rae who has the better record.
RAYNER/BROMMEL. Rayner made her debut in 2017. She has had two fights and lost them both, the last on being in April of this year losing to Eden Cohen. Brommel has a combined record 9-8 She has had only one FCBA fight which was in March of this year which she lost to none other than Eden Cohen. Brommel will win.
WINDSOR/E.TURNER. Windsor has had nine FCBA fights with a 2-7 record. She has lost her last six. Turner has a 3-6 record. She has lost her last four all to top fighters. Age and height are not factors. Turner in five.
ANDERSON/D’ERRICO BAYWATCH GOUGAR REUNION. Anderson is 55 years old and has fought of and on. She has lost her last fight in 2019 losing to Kendra Wilkinson. D’errico has a 9-9. She is 54. Her last fight was last year beating Nicole Scherzinger. I have to go with D’errico
PORTMAN/C.COLE. Now 41 Portman is aging quite well. She’s in the Hall Of Fame and is a eleven time Unified Flyweight Champion. She has won six of her last ten. She is 3-0 for the year and in her last bout beat Cree Cicchino. To me, Cole being 39 makes age a non-factor. She has a combined record of 75-41. They both have so many fights that experience on also not a factor. Boxing World has Cole ranked at nine in the flyweights while Portman is listed at 21. I have to go with Cole based on her recent competition, but I am not confident in this prediction
DiDONATO/RIGHETTI: Queen of the Beach Final Four. DiDonato is a lightweight. Righetti is a welter. No matter, I don’t care about the records. I just don’t bet against Righetti. Righetti advances to the Finals
McKINNEY/UPTON. Queen of the Beach Final Four, This is a big fight for Upton. If she wins, She gets into the Hall of Fame. If she loses. She will have to wait as you can’t get into the Hall on a loss. McKinney has no such motive. The two have fought four times with Upton cleaning McKinney’s clock three times.. She will clean it again and get to the Finals
O&E vs IBB JMD Stable War
MENDES/ NASTI. JMD
WEAVING/LAMBORGHINI. JMD
DALE/FRADEGRADA. JMD
T.ATKINSON/BOCCIA JMD
D.ROSE/KHALIFA JMD Body paint bout for Princess of the Beach Title
O.HOLT/CICCHINO AMD. Managers just love these junky Queen and Princess titles. It’s a slap in the face to all those great fighters of previous years. The great Jennifer Garner has ten titles, all official sectional or Unified titles. My good and dear friend Kate Upton has eleven titles listed. How many are official sectional or Unified titles? Four. Makes their fighter look good. Now we come to AMD, which on occasions, I have said It is the stupidest title ever. You see if a manager wants a title for his fighter, all he has to do is to invent one which is exactly what happened. No other manager is going to protest. Fortunately, this title is rarely used. I am not going to justify this 'title” by making a prediction or covering it. Now if anyone wants to invent another title, well as far as I’m concerned they can stick It where the sun doesn’t shine and you can include this one
SWIFT/MERRIT Mistress of the Body Saddle 3. Swift, who was inducted into the Hall Of Fame recently, is having, for her, a poor year being 6-4.Three of those losses were to top ten fighters with the fourth being to Merritt in the first bout of this series. Merritt has won seven of her last ten. One of those losses was to Swift in the second bout of the series. Swift will retain the Mistress title
B.THORNE/BRESLIN JMD title
CAMERON/MORETZ. For the Unified Flyweight Title. This will be Cameron’s third defense. She has won eight of her last ten. Moretz has won seven of her last ten. Age and height are not factors. Moretz simply hasn’t fought the schedule that Cameron has. Cameron will retain the title
REINHART/SCODELARIO. For the Unified Bantamweight title. This will be Reinhart’s third defense. She has won her last nine in a row. Scodelario is a former bantam champion. She has won six of her last ten. She has had two title fights after losing her title in 2018. She lost both. I think the Reinhart has fought the better schedule recently. I am going to say she will retain the bantam title
AGDAL/ROHRBACH For the Unified Lightweight title. This will be Agdal third defense. You note in all the title fights, the champion is making a third defense. This is occurring because in the May PPV all four titles changed hands for the first time in FCBA history. Agdal has won nine of her last ten with the loss being to Jessica Clements. Rohrbach has won eight of her last ten. Age and height are not a factor. I was impressed with Rohrback’s win over Kendall Jenner. I think Rohrbach will upset Agdal and be the new lightweight champion
LAWLEY/FERGUSON. Lawley has won her last fourteen and took the title from Brookly Decked in the July PPV. Ferguson has won seven of her last ten losing to Tahnee Atkinson, Boccia and Decker. Ferguson’s big problem like all of Lawley’s opponents, is her size. Lawley is four inches taller than Ferguson. That is a lot to deal with. I think that Lawley will retain her title
?/ For the Queen of the Beach. I think I know who is going to be in the final, but that is not a sure thing. Since I don’t know for sure who is going to be in this farce. I have to pass
