Foster should pull out now, his physical rhythm is 2% compared to 99% for Dennis.
Buster Dennis shock of the night?
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Buster Dennis shock of the night?
Taking a leaf out of Jim McDonnells book I've had a look at the biorhythms for some of tomorrows fights. McDermott has an off chance for a shock, but all signs are pointing to Buster Dennis pulling off the shock of the night and beating Stephen Foster Jnr.
Foster should pull out now, his physical rhythm is 2% compared to 99% for Dennis.
If Dennis wins I might get into this astrology lark 
Foster should pull out now, his physical rhythm is 2% compared to 99% for Dennis.
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I read about them in the Sun today, Jim McDonnell was going on about them showing that Audley will be inferior to Danny on the night.SuperSedgy wrote:What are biorhythms? If they say Big Bad John will win then they are something good!
It's all about birth dates and planet positions which help predict physical and emotional moods etc. McDonnell reckoned they had been used to prove the success of Kelly Holmes in the Olympics
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You'll be reaching for your leeches tomorrow when Dennis gets his hand raisedjamesmcdonnell wrote:What a load of superstitious bollocks. Is this for fornicating real? Anyone who believes in a medieval science based around the notion that the earth was flat and the stars and planets all revolved around it wants their head looked at.
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Are you two seriously telling us you believe the Earth is round ???jeej wrote:Totally agree.jamesmcdonnell wrote:What a load of superstitious bollocks. Is this for fornicating real? Anyone who believes in a medieval science based around the notion that the earth was flat and the stars and planets all revolved around it wants their head looked at.
Well I heard a rumour, yeah.somerstown wrote:Are you two seriously telling us you believe the Earth is round ???jeej wrote:Totally agree.jamesmcdonnell wrote:What a load of superstitious bollocks. Is this for fornicating real? Anyone who believes in a medieval science based around the notion that the earth was flat and the stars and planets all revolved around it wants their head looked at.
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jomothepure wrote:By the way, not far off
Just got back and seen the result, I left the fight after about five rounds to search out the bar (£3 for a bottle of fosters
I'm gonna get some tarot cards for the next big night of British Boxing