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Tip Details: Malcolm Tunacao (LOST)
Date tipped: 4/2/2006
Date of event: 5/2/2006
Sport: Boxing
Event: Bantamweight Title Fight (Tunacao v Ohba)
Selection: Malcolm Tunacao
Odds: 1.400
Stake: 300
Advice:
21 year-old Kohei Ohba (W13-L0-D0) takes a massive step up in class when he challenges OPBF Bantamweight Champion "Eagle Eye" Malcolm Tunacao (W19-L1-D2) on Sunday afternoon (Western Times).
Tunacao is the former WBC Flyweight Champion who's only blip on a decent career-card was his 1st round capitulation when challenged for his WBC belt by Pongsaklek Wonjongkam (W59-L2-D0) back in March 2001.
Since that defeat record breaking knock-out Tunacao, who is currently ranked 15th in the Bantamweight division, has tucked eight straight victories under his belt. Six of which have been by stoppage.
At 23 years of age Tunacao was not ready for the challenge of battle hardened Wonjongkam who is currently on a 50 fight unbeaten run.
Inexperienced Ohba, although unbeaten, is here to make up the numbers. The Philippine native will destroy the Japanese kid in the same fashion the Thai fighter beat Tunacao five years back.
Available at an astonishingly generous 1.40 with those Boxing specialists at Bet & Win advice is for a small to medium stakes wager on Tunacao. Should be a breeze.
Stake : $300 To Win $120 (Excluding Stake)
Date of event: 5/2/2006
Sport: Boxing
Event: Bantamweight Title Fight (Tunacao v Ohba)
Selection: Malcolm Tunacao
Odds: 1.400
Stake: 300
Advice:
21 year-old Kohei Ohba (W13-L0-D0) takes a massive step up in class when he challenges OPBF Bantamweight Champion "Eagle Eye" Malcolm Tunacao (W19-L1-D2) on Sunday afternoon (Western Times).
Tunacao is the former WBC Flyweight Champion who's only blip on a decent career-card was his 1st round capitulation when challenged for his WBC belt by Pongsaklek Wonjongkam (W59-L2-D0) back in March 2001.
Since that defeat record breaking knock-out Tunacao, who is currently ranked 15th in the Bantamweight division, has tucked eight straight victories under his belt. Six of which have been by stoppage.
At 23 years of age Tunacao was not ready for the challenge of battle hardened Wonjongkam who is currently on a 50 fight unbeaten run.
Inexperienced Ohba, although unbeaten, is here to make up the numbers. The Philippine native will destroy the Japanese kid in the same fashion the Thai fighter beat Tunacao five years back.
Available at an astonishingly generous 1.40 with those Boxing specialists at Bet & Win advice is for a small to medium stakes wager on Tunacao. Should be a breeze.
Stake : $300 To Win $120 (Excluding Stake)