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PilotMan · 12-07-2005, 08:31 PM

Well, I couldn’t wait any longer. Melvin is not ready for his title shot, and aside from Essett, Whitaker, or Chavez there isn’t anyone ahead of him. I scheduled a fight between him and #15 Luis Valdez. Valdez finds himself out of the top 10 for the first time in three years. His back to back losses have humbled him a little, in fact, he has only won 1 in his last 4 fights. Melvin should be the favorite, I think that he is the better fighter all the way around. His fight will be in February, next year.

Fight of the week:

Former Heavyweight Champion Peter O’Connell #2 38-5-1(20) v. Muhammad Ali #3 61-6-0(39)

O’Connell is still trying to make a case for a third fight with Joe Louis, while Ali is still waiting for his title shot. Ali rebounded from his loss against Evander Holyfield, with a 5^th round TKO over Michael Moorer. While O’Connell beat Anthony Wood in a points decision. Both men are similar in style, but Ali’s stamina is going to see him win this in the later rounds. He is the favorite at 1/3, while the odds on O’Connell are 11/4. If O’Connell wins, he should get that title shot again.

12-07-2005, 08:31 PM	#403
PilotMan Head Coach Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Seven miles up	Well, I couldn’t wait any longer. Melvin is not ready for his title shot, and aside from Essett, Whitaker, or Chavez there isn’t anyone ahead of him. I scheduled a fight between him and #15 Luis Valdez. Valdez finds himself out of the top 10 for the first time in three years. His back to back losses have humbled him a little, in fact, he has only won 1 in his last 4 fights. Melvin should be the favorite, I think that he is the better fighter all the way around. His fight will be in February, next year. Fight of the week: Former Heavyweight Champion Peter O’Connell #2 38-5-1(20) v. Muhammad Ali #3 61-6-0(39) O’Connell is still trying to make a case for a third fight with Joe Louis, while Ali is still waiting for his title shot. Ali rebounded from his loss against Evander Holyfield, with a 5^th round TKO over Michael Moorer. While O’Connell beat Anthony Wood in a points decision. Both men are similar in style, but Ali’s stamina is going to see him win this in the later rounds. He is the favorite at 1/3, while the odds on O’Connell are 11/4. If O’Connell wins, he should get that title shot again. __________________ He's just like if Snow White was competitive, horny, and capable of beating the shit out of anyone that called her Pops. Like Steam? Join the FOFC Steam group here: http://steamcommunity.com/groups/FOFConSteam