Prizefighter super-middleweights betting rundown

THE SUPER-MIDDLEWEIGHTS

British Boxers betting expert friends at www.fightingtips.co.uk return to give you a rundown on all the best value in Prizefighter the super-middleweights.

Prizefighter returns to its place of birth on Wednesday evening as eight battle hardened warriors vie for £32,000 from Barry Hearn’s war chest.

British fight fans have grown to love this competition but the latest instalment looks to be a real puzzler for punters in search of that early value. The action takes place at East London’s York Hall and can be followed live on Sky Sports 1 from 9pm.

In the event opener we see Patrick Mendy and Sam Horton dispute the first semi-final berth. 19 year old Mendy will be looking to bring a level of amateurish freshness to this match but I feel 24 year old Horton has a big point to prove to himself and his fans after a horror show against James De Gale recently and that determination should see the more experienced fighter prevail.

Horton is a decent 6/5 with Paddypower for this contest.

Second in line is Daniel Cadman and Eddie McIntosh. 27 year old McIntosh, nicknamed ‘Braveheart’ is a real do-or-die sort but should possess the skills needed to bypass an opponent with 4 defeats from his last five attempts.

You can have 4/11 about McIntosh with Bet365.

Jeff Evans versus Peter Fedorenko is another matrix with neither man looking convincing during their short careers. Welshman Evans is undefeated from three starts and should have momentum onside to go and catch Fedorenko cold with the Sheffield scrapper returning to the canvas after 9 months out.

Evans is no bigger than the 1/2 with 888.sport.

Lastly we see antepost favourite Tony Salam get his quest for riches off the mark against Paul David. Salam won a public vote, bettering some big names, but he has the style to go far in this competition and shouldn’t find too much trouble from David and his 4 defeats from 14 bouts.

Salam can be picked up at 8/15 at William Hills.

I sat ringside for Tony Salam’s last and he is a very relaxed, self assured fighter who certainly merits his 11/8 (betfred) favourite tag but we have seen before that the jolly label here can be a curse.

Punters hoping for bigger rewards may want to take a chance on Sam Horton bouncing back at 9/1. Horton was totally outclassed against De Gale at Upton Park recently but he has been drawn on what looks like the easier half and could be worth a small each way interest.

Betting fans can find expert advice on all this summer’s sporting events including a day by day look at the world cup, completely free of charge at www.fightingtips.co.uk

THE DRAW
Quarter-final one – Patrick Mendy v Sam Horton
Quarter-final two – Daniel Cadman v Eddie McIntosh
Quarter-final three – Jeff Evans v Peter Fedorenko
Quarter-final four – Tony Salam v Paul David

Tickets for Prizefighter Super Middleweights are available now at £35 (unreserved), £60 (ringside) and £100 (VIP) – call Matchroom Sport on 01277 359900.

Live on SkySports 1 Wednesday 20th June 2010 at 9pm

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