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Tip Details: 9 Or More Rounds (WON)
Date tipped: 29/1/2006
Date of event: 4/2/2006
Sport: Boxing
Event: Super Middleweight Fight (Thysse v Brahmer)
Selection: 9 Or More Rounds
Odds: 1.680
Stake: 350
Advice:
South African toy salesman Andre Thysse (W19-L4-D0) takes on Jurgen Brahmer (W26-L0-D0) next weekend for the Vacant WBC International Super Middleweight Title at the Burg-Wachter Castello in Dusseldorf, Germany.
Multi tite contender Thysse has been in there with the very best in this division. Admittedly he has been stopped twice for his troubles, once by unbeaten WBA Super Middleweight Champion Mikkel "The Viking Warrior" Kessler (W37-L0-D0) in the eleventh. And before that by former IBO Super Middleweight Champion Brian Magee (W25-L2-D0) in the 10th.
Between those two losses Thysse also took on the WBC champ Marcus Beyer (W34-L2-D0), losing over the maximum distance.
His opponent Jurgen Brahmer has already won this title back in October 2002, after being allowed day-leave from his 2 year prison sentence to take up his appointment. His opponent that night was Omar Eduardo Gonzalez (W27-L8-D0) a rugged Argentine journeyman.
Gonzalez is the best scalp on the career sheet for Brahmer, so the 29 year-old German may want to consider Thysse as probably his best test to date.
We think Brahmer should eventually prevail in this one, but will have to wait until at least the start of the 10th frame to do so. Thysse is game and will definately come to rough the German up.
Have a medium stakes stab at this fight lasting into the tenth round at Bet & Win's 1.68. Thysse has NEVER been stopped before the 10th in his career and he has face some of the best, expect him to continue that trend against Brahmer.
Stake : $300 To Win $204 (Excluding Stake)
Date of event: 4/2/2006
Sport: Boxing
Event: Super Middleweight Fight (Thysse v Brahmer)
Selection: 9 Or More Rounds
Odds: 1.680
Stake: 350
Advice:
South African toy salesman Andre Thysse (W19-L4-D0) takes on Jurgen Brahmer (W26-L0-D0) next weekend for the Vacant WBC International Super Middleweight Title at the Burg-Wachter Castello in Dusseldorf, Germany.
Multi tite contender Thysse has been in there with the very best in this division. Admittedly he has been stopped twice for his troubles, once by unbeaten WBA Super Middleweight Champion Mikkel "The Viking Warrior" Kessler (W37-L0-D0) in the eleventh. And before that by former IBO Super Middleweight Champion Brian Magee (W25-L2-D0) in the 10th.
Between those two losses Thysse also took on the WBC champ Marcus Beyer (W34-L2-D0), losing over the maximum distance.
His opponent Jurgen Brahmer has already won this title back in October 2002, after being allowed day-leave from his 2 year prison sentence to take up his appointment. His opponent that night was Omar Eduardo Gonzalez (W27-L8-D0) a rugged Argentine journeyman.
Gonzalez is the best scalp on the career sheet for Brahmer, so the 29 year-old German may want to consider Thysse as probably his best test to date.
We think Brahmer should eventually prevail in this one, but will have to wait until at least the start of the 10th frame to do so. Thysse is game and will definately come to rough the German up.
Have a medium stakes stab at this fight lasting into the tenth round at Bet & Win's 1.68. Thysse has NEVER been stopped before the 10th in his career and he has face some of the best, expect him to continue that trend against Brahmer.
Stake : $300 To Win $204 (Excluding Stake)