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Tip Details: 8 or More Rounds (LOST)
Date tipped: 2/5/2005
Date of event: 3/6/2005
Sport: Boxing
Event: WBO Featherweight Fight Total Rounds (Harrison v Brodie)
Selection: 8 or More Rounds
Odds: 1.850
Stake: 350
Advice:
"The Bellshill Bomber" Scott Harrison (W23-L2-D2) takes on tricky opposition facing Michael Brodie (W35-L2-D1) early next month and calling the winner looks to be more difficult than predicting the duration, especially seeing as Bet & Win have the ignorance of quoting 8 or more rounds.Even more special is the price, 1.85 look to be boxing give-away of the year so far.
Harrison who they call "The Real McCoy" was completely dominated in his last bout against Victor Polo (W34-L4-D3), and now has to watch from the sidelines, as Polo earned himself a shot at Juan Manuel Marquez (W43-L2-D1) on the Corrales/Castillo card..
Every time Harrison has been upped in class he has had to rely heavily on the judges. He has needed them in four of his last 8 fights. His recent miss-match against "Highly Untalented" Samuel Kebede (W24-L1-D0).(Badly Miss-Advised By Us), was a farce.
The 31 year-old Ethiopian simply didn't come to fight. He looked intimidated by Harrison and his "Partisan" audience at the Braehead Arena in Glasgow from the start, and looked more than happy to stay put once strategically placed on the canvas.hand picked fodder!!
Harrison will have it all to do in this one. Not only does he have to contend with a fighter with a stinging punch such as Brodie possesses, he has to contend with the main issue of location. The Glasweigan tends to get his opponents to travel to his back yard. This time he travels to Manchester, and into the heart of Brodie territory.
Brodie has not fought since is seventh round stoppage at the hands of world number four In Ji Chi (W30-L2-D1) back in April last year. The same Chi whom he had pushed to the judges some six months earlier. Brodie took the wrong approach to the re-match with the Korean, and was punished for early mistakes.
Sure to have been fully schooled since his defeat, former World Champion Brodie is bound to have victory on his mind come June and a long night looks in store for Harrison. We're going to dodge the outright winner of this one for now, but we simply cannot wait for the over-rounds price at Bet & Win to shrink.
Advice is for a medium/larger stakes wager on this one going into the ninth at 1.85 with bet & Win. As we said above, "Probably" the boxing "Give-Away" of the year..get on before they cut the odds, which they're sure to do.
Stake : $350 To Win $298 (Excluding Stake)
Confidence Category : A+
Date of event: 3/6/2005
Sport: Boxing
Event: WBO Featherweight Fight Total Rounds (Harrison v Brodie)
Selection: 8 or More Rounds
Odds: 1.850
Stake: 350
Advice:
"The Bellshill Bomber" Scott Harrison (W23-L2-D2) takes on tricky opposition facing Michael Brodie (W35-L2-D1) early next month and calling the winner looks to be more difficult than predicting the duration, especially seeing as Bet & Win have the ignorance of quoting 8 or more rounds.Even more special is the price, 1.85 look to be boxing give-away of the year so far.
Harrison who they call "The Real McCoy" was completely dominated in his last bout against Victor Polo (W34-L4-D3), and now has to watch from the sidelines, as Polo earned himself a shot at Juan Manuel Marquez (W43-L2-D1) on the Corrales/Castillo card..
Every time Harrison has been upped in class he has had to rely heavily on the judges. He has needed them in four of his last 8 fights. His recent miss-match against "Highly Untalented" Samuel Kebede (W24-L1-D0).(Badly Miss-Advised By Us), was a farce.
The 31 year-old Ethiopian simply didn't come to fight. He looked intimidated by Harrison and his "Partisan" audience at the Braehead Arena in Glasgow from the start, and looked more than happy to stay put once strategically placed on the canvas.hand picked fodder!!
Harrison will have it all to do in this one. Not only does he have to contend with a fighter with a stinging punch such as Brodie possesses, he has to contend with the main issue of location. The Glasweigan tends to get his opponents to travel to his back yard. This time he travels to Manchester, and into the heart of Brodie territory.
Brodie has not fought since is seventh round stoppage at the hands of world number four In Ji Chi (W30-L2-D1) back in April last year. The same Chi whom he had pushed to the judges some six months earlier. Brodie took the wrong approach to the re-match with the Korean, and was punished for early mistakes.
Sure to have been fully schooled since his defeat, former World Champion Brodie is bound to have victory on his mind come June and a long night looks in store for Harrison. We're going to dodge the outright winner of this one for now, but we simply cannot wait for the over-rounds price at Bet & Win to shrink.
Advice is for a medium/larger stakes wager on this one going into the ninth at 1.85 with bet & Win. As we said above, "Probably" the boxing "Give-Away" of the year..get on before they cut the odds, which they're sure to do.
Stake : $350 To Win $298 (Excluding Stake)
Confidence Category : A+