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

[JazMerkin]

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.

[CFH]

I was also pretty sure that Judah was going to knock out Cotto.

[TitoFan]

Pacquiao-DLH
Pacquiao-Hatton
Pacquiao-Cotto
Pacquiao-Margarito

I'm almost afraid they might announce Pacquio-Klitschko. I'd probably bet on Klitschko and lose also.

[Julius Rain]

I have never been wrong on any of my predictions.

[somnolence]

I have never been wrong on any of my predictions.

Do you gamble?

[Julius Rain]

I have never been wrong on any of my predictions.

Do you gamble?

Yes I do. The question that should be ask to me is "Do I ever feel ashame at taking peoples money after a bet"? Honestly it has gone to a point where I am now very rich and everyone who bets against me are now all very poor. To answer the question that should be ask to me - I would say no I have no shame. Gambling is not a risking game to me, it more like a robbery. Me taking other peoples money.

[Violent Demise]

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.

As did I. Gave him to many chances. He makes a comeback, good chance I'll give him one more

VD's wrong picks will need this thread to have a part 2. Fact.

Still living off that one fluke win, ain't you?

I have never been wrong on any of my predictions.

Fool you predicted 2010 would be the year you finally had sex with a girl. Guess what? We in 2011. Have you had sex with a girl yet? No. You a pimp when it comes to dealing with the boys. But you don't even exist to the girls.

I was also pretty sure that Judah was going to knock out Cotto.

I thought his speed would to much for Cotto. Apparently not.

[Julius Rain]

I have never been wrong on any of my predictions.

Fool you predicted 2010 would be the year you finally had sex with a girl. Guess what? We in 2011. Have you had sex with a girl yet? No. You a pimp when it comes to dealing with the boys. But you don't even exist to the girls.
[/QUOTE]

You're wrong, and your mother will attest to it.

[amat]

Lacy Calzaghe I thought Joe wouldn't be disciplined enough to stay and box on the outside and he wasn't, but it didn't matter because he just battered Lacy. That was the worst pick I ever made by far.