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    Default Re: Shame thread: When have you been woefully wrong in your boxing predictions

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    Most recently convinced a few people to put money on Froch getting hammered by Abraham.

    I fully expected Haye to lose to Audley. Not because I think Audleys any good but I just expected us to have to suffer Audley as a 'world' champion until he lost to Tyson Fury or John McDermott.
    I did the exact same thing. I should have had more faith in Froch.

    everybody always backs the other guy when froch fights

    i bet this johnson fight is the first in about 6 that the saddo opinion sides with froch

    it will be back against him in the final tho and people will be eating their words again
    I thought he'd beat Dirrell, and I backed him against Kessler & Pascal, but I really thought Abraham would win the Super Six. Superb power and an awesome defense I just thought would be too much for the inexperienced American fighters, an overrated Kessler and for Froch. Glad I was wrong though.
    do you think he beat dirrell?
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    I thought Dela Hoya would kill Mayweather.... Thinking way back, I even thought Gatti would

    t wasn't horribly wrong but I was absolutely convinced that Mosley would outbox Cotto.

    Oh and I was sure that Haye/ Maccarinelli would be an over-cautious 12 round snoozefest.

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    Not really a prediction but I remember bragging about Wladimir Klitschko to my uncle and my cousins when they came to visit from out of town. Unfortunately it was the day he fought Corrie Sanders

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jimanuel Boogustus View Post
    I thought Dela Hoya would kill Mayweather.... Thinking way back, I even thought Gatti would

    t wasn't horribly wrong but I was absolutely convinced that Mosley would outbox Cotto.

    Oh and I was sure that Haye/ Maccarinelli would be an over-cautious 12 round snoozefest.

    before haye and macrinelli i said to my mate it is like the time millwall got to the FA cup final and played united, they did well getting there and deserved it but once they were there had no chance of winning

    i was right
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    Quote Originally Posted by erics44 View Post
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    Most recently convinced a few people to put money on Froch getting hammered by Abraham.

    I fully expected Haye to lose to Audley. Not because I think Audleys any good but I just expected us to have to suffer Audley as a 'world' champion until he lost to Tyson Fury or John McDermott.
    I did the exact same thing. I should have had more faith in Froch.

    everybody always backs the other guy when froch fights

    i bet this johnson fight is the first in about 6 that the saddo opinion sides with froch

    it will be back against him in the final tho and people will be eating their words again
    I thought he'd beat Dirrell, and I backed him against Kessler & Pascal, but I really thought Abraham would win the Super Six. Superb power and an awesome defense I just thought would be too much for the inexperienced American fighters, an overrated Kessler and for Froch. Glad I was wrong though.
    do you think he beat dirrell?
    Yeah just. Was one of the worst fights I've ever seen though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bzkfn View Post
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    Most recently convinced a few people to put money on Froch getting hammered by Abraham.

    I fully expected Haye to lose to Audley. Not because I think Audleys any good but I just expected us to have to suffer Audley as a 'world' champion until he lost to Tyson Fury or John McDermott.
    I did the exact same thing. I should have had more faith in Froch.

    everybody always backs the other guy when froch fights

    i bet this johnson fight is the first in about 6 that the saddo opinion sides with froch

    it will be back against him in the final tho and people will be eating their words again
    I thought he'd beat Dirrell, and I backed him against Kessler & Pascal, but I really thought Abraham would win the Super Six. Superb power and an awesome defense I just thought would be too much for the inexperienced American fighters, an overrated Kessler and for Froch. Glad I was wrong though.
    do you think he beat dirrell?
    Yeah just. Was one of the worst fights I've ever seen though.
    i think that is my least liked fight in history, people are actually happy to say dirrell should have won the fight despite his display
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    Whenever I make predictions I always give someone a slight nod to win but always credit the other fighter and giving them a chance so that I never have the opportunity to dine on some crow.

    In hindsight, I had WAY TOO much confidence in Jermain Taylor. I thought he wasn't finished after the Pavlik losses and predicted he would make some noise in the Super 6. At least I wasn't completely wrong. He did make noise thudding on the canvas during his fights in the tourney.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales View Post
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    I made some predictions. I was right on the money with some of them. And I was also woefully wrong with some of them.

    Bradley-Alexander is the recent one.

    But. I go looking for someone to have sig bet with if I really feel my fighter is gonna win. And so far, I've been really successful with it. 8-0 baby. And it'll be 9-0 if Donaire wins this Jan 19.
    didn't know that the fight already happened lol
    Oops! Mah bad.

    I guess I'm that excited.

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    VD's wrong picks will need this thread to have a part 2. Fact.
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    I was 100% certain that Margarito was going to knock out Shane Mosley.

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    One miserable weekend in Las Vegas I bet on McGirt vs Howard Davis Jr to go the distance (McGirt, KO 1) and Buster Drayton to beat Julian Jackson (Jackson KO in three very very very very one sided rounds.).
    You were lucky watching those fights. Wish I were around to watch Jackson vs McClellan.

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    I've been wrong more often than I've been right in major fights but I was pretty certain that ODH would beat Paq. Considering the one sided beat down that insued that was probably my worst pick.
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    I picked Abraham to knock out Froch
    I thought Valuev might be too big for Haye despite the fact that he's wank
    I kept telling anyone that would listen that it was Audley's destiny to knock out Haye - when it became clear he was bricking it on the ring walk but it was too late to backtrack as I was sitting there with my Audley Harrison shirt on...not one of my best moments (though thankfully I think I refrained from posting on here about that fight when I got sucked in and became as delusional as Harrison)
    I also though Ward and Dirrell would be too inexperienced to have any success in the Super Six

    There's probably more but I can't really remember

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    Pac v ODH
    Pac v Hatton
    Pac v Cotto

    Became a Pac Fan.
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    Like others I was convinced that Abraham would decapitate Froch. Er... yeah

    In further Super Six related idiocy, I was convinced that Ward would be horribly found out because he had no power (not true) and a dodgy chin (even less true). I thought Kessler would stop him in 7

    I actually believed Kevin Mitchell would take Katsidis over 12. I was live at Upton Park to see how off I was with that

    I thought Graham Earl would take Amir Khan to some 'dark places'. Only place he took him was the corner as Amir pummelled the shit outta him.

    I BELIEVED Librado Andrade would carry on where he left off in the Bute rematch, although he is my favourite fighter so it was more wishful thinking.

    I said Lamont Peterson would beat Tim Bradley, although it was closer than the hometown scorecards.

    There's probably many, many more, but I can't remember offhand.

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