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Nathan Cleverly as an underdog next weekend? I think books have bought into the hype around Kovalev.

Cleverly is a smart fighter. No way he goes to war with Kovalev. He wins this on points by outworking Kovalev. Yes he will have some hairy moments but seriously who has Kovalev beaten? I have seen too many eastern hype jobs to back Kovalev.

Yes he win by KO and be the next big thing but give me the undefeated home dog fighter anyday...

I also like Groves +350 against Froch. Groves is a decent fighter and Froch could well take him for granted. I think Froch will sneak out a dodgy decision so will play him in running at evens..easy fight to make money from..

Have to pick Danny over Lucas strictly for value. This is a 50/50 fight and therefore Garcia has to be the pick at these odds..
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Mack05:

Nathan Cleverly as an underdog next weekend? I think books have bought into the hype around Kovalev.

Cleverly is a smart fighter. No way he goes to war with Kovalev. He wins this on points by outworking Kovalev. Yes he will have some hairy moments but seriously who has Kovalev beaten? I have seen too many eastern hype jobs to back Kovalev.

Yes he win by KO and be the next big thing but give me the undefeated home dog fighter anyday...

I also like Groves +350 against Froch. Groves is a decent fighter and Froch could well take him for granted. I think Froch will sneak out a dodgy decision so will play him in running at evens..easy fight to make money from..

Have to pick Danny over Lucas strictly for value. This is a 50/50 fight and therefore Garcia has to be the pick at these odds..

Cleverly big time here....

Groves will also beat Froch.  I'm pretty confident he'll outclass Froch.  
 
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So did Dirrell and didnt get the decision..
 
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also, Frank Warren would never put his fighter into a fight like this if he wasn't confident.  say what you want about that guy but his fighters normally win title fights like thi.
 
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Adding Geale to beat Barker -200. Betting pretty big on this. I just think Geale is better..
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Mack05:

Adding Geale to beat Barker -200. Betting pretty big on this. I just think Geale is better..

You see the weigh in pics for Clev-Kov?  Cleverly looks to be in tremendous shape.  
 
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Jersey I won't be shocked if Clev is KO'd. If he can get past 5 rounds Kovalevs power wanes because he has stamina issues. Cleverly should win but for sure there will be VERY hairy moments..You can count on that
 
 
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I like Kovelav in this one.

Comes down to Cleverly's volume punches vs Kovalev's power. I like Kovalev's power as Cleverly will not have anything to keep him off him for the first half of the fight.
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