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Tip Details: Vladimir Virchis (LOST)
Date tipped: 6/3/2006
Date of event: 11/3/2006
Sport: Boxing
Event: Inter-Continental Heavyweight Fight (Chagaev v Virchis)
Selection: Vladimir Virchis
Odds: 5.000
Stake: 150
Advice:
Big punching Ukrainian Vladimir "The Hunter" Virchis (W20-L0-D0) faces his toughest test to date this coming weekend when he tackles unbeaten world number 39 Ruslan Chagaev (W19-L0-D1) at the Color Line Arena in Hamburg, Germany.
Both fighters come to the ring with unbeaten records, and exceptional knockout percentages. Virchis has stopped 17 of his 20 victims, of which the best of those stoppages was fellow countryman Taras Bidenko (W16-L2-D0) whom Virchis had down twice enroute to a 12th round stoppage.
Chagaev also boast a high % of stoppages, which has seen him stop 16 of his 19 fights. Best name on the Chagaev card to have been stopped is probably his latest victim Rob Calloway (W56-L6-D1) whom he destroyed in just over five brutal minutes.
Other than Calloway, who everyone knows is way over the hill, Chagaev has beaten a mish-mash group of fighters, none of which possess a punch in the power category that Virchis has.
Guaranteed to not make the scorecards, it is the outsider Virchis that we take to extend his unbeaten run, probably by way of a middle-rounds stoppage.
Only player at present to chalk this one up is Bet & Win and their 5.00 looks ripe for the picking to us. Grab yourself a $150 slice of the Virchis pie.
Stake : $150 To Win $600 (Excluding Stake)
Date of event: 11/3/2006
Sport: Boxing
Event: Inter-Continental Heavyweight Fight (Chagaev v Virchis)
Selection: Vladimir Virchis
Odds: 5.000
Stake: 150
Advice:
Big punching Ukrainian Vladimir "The Hunter" Virchis (W20-L0-D0) faces his toughest test to date this coming weekend when he tackles unbeaten world number 39 Ruslan Chagaev (W19-L0-D1) at the Color Line Arena in Hamburg, Germany.
Both fighters come to the ring with unbeaten records, and exceptional knockout percentages. Virchis has stopped 17 of his 20 victims, of which the best of those stoppages was fellow countryman Taras Bidenko (W16-L2-D0) whom Virchis had down twice enroute to a 12th round stoppage.
Chagaev also boast a high % of stoppages, which has seen him stop 16 of his 19 fights. Best name on the Chagaev card to have been stopped is probably his latest victim Rob Calloway (W56-L6-D1) whom he destroyed in just over five brutal minutes.
Other than Calloway, who everyone knows is way over the hill, Chagaev has beaten a mish-mash group of fighters, none of which possess a punch in the power category that Virchis has.
Guaranteed to not make the scorecards, it is the outsider Virchis that we take to extend his unbeaten run, probably by way of a middle-rounds stoppage.
Only player at present to chalk this one up is Bet & Win and their 5.00 looks ripe for the picking to us. Grab yourself a $150 slice of the Virchis pie.
Stake : $150 To Win $600 (Excluding Stake)