Did a HBO 24/7 or Showtime All access change your pick during a fight build up?

[Vodkaholic]

I missed a big sign for the 24/7 Cotto-martinez. I chose Martinez going into the fight but there was a sign that i ignored that should of made me change my pick.
Besides the obvious knee surgeries and inactivity i was still rolling with sergio but on an episode he said "I'm not sparring for this camp". Smh and he took a beating.
Another one is kovalev-ward 2 on 24/7. We remember the rumblings about kovalev and jackson having tension and this and that. But i actually switched sides. I had picked kovalev to win the rematch but when i heard that jackson "doesnt help him" and all he does was "hold his mitts" i knew ward was gonna take it. Especially when he was just focusing on conditioning with his news S&C coach

Y'all ever changer your mind or have more confidence in the fighter you pick watching these (well just all access now)?
Or is it just entertainment for you?

[ShoulderRoll]

I actually threw some money down on Margarito to upset Pacquiao due to the their 24/7.

Ended up being completely wrong, of course. Aside from that one monster body shot that Margarito appeared to hurt Pac with.

[boliodogs]

I can't remember that ever happening. If I saw some film of one of the boxers doing some great fighting that I had never seen before it's possible I could change my pick. If I know both boxers weil I would not change my pick.

[lizard_man]

Chavez jr vs martinez. I had martinez outboxing chavez before 24/7.

It made it seem like they were purposely showing chavez not training AT ALL.

So I thought to myself "there's no way Chavez jr is taking martinez this lightly, there doing it on purpose to try to make chavez look like a killer after he beats martinez. Chavez is probably training his ass off and HBO sees the beating he will put on martinez. They just want chavez to look like a killer who doesn't have to train!"

Chavez is gonna kill martinez!

[ralex]

I became a believer in JMM in the Floyd fight due to the all access. Got fooled. Never again lol

[Vodkaholic]

I actually threw some money down on Margarito to upset Pacquiao due to the their 24/7.

Ended up being completely wrong, of course. Aside from that one monster body shot that Margarito appeared to hurt Pac with.

That fight definitely took something out of pac. I enjoyed the whole "cement in his gloves" bit on 24/7

[Vodkaholic]

I can't remember that ever happening. If I saw some film of one of the boxers doing some great fighting that I had never seen before it's possible I could change my pick. If I know both boxers weil I would not change my pick.

Dont ever remember what happening?

[_Rexy_]

Chavez jr vs martinez. I had martinez outboxing chavez before 24/7.

It made it seem like they were purposely showing chavez not training AT ALL.

So I thought to myself "there's no way Chavez jr is taking martinez this lightly, there doing it on purpose to try to make chavez look like a killer after he beats martinez. Chavez is probably training his ass off and HBO sees the beating he will put on martinez. They just want chavez to look like a killer who doesn't have to train!"

Chavez is gonna kill martinez!

Lmfao turns out he sat around eating Doritos all camp.

[Vodkaholic]

I became a believer in JMM in the Floyd fight due to the all access. Got fooled. Never again lol

Lmao yeah i remember that. Smh. It was 24/7 but yeah it was good enough to make me forget about weight classes

[PunchMeIDareYou]

I missed a big sign for the 24/7 Cotto-martinez. I chose Martinez going into the fight but there was a sign that i ignored that should of made me change my pick.
Besides the obvious knee surgeries and inactivity i was still rolling with sergio but on an episode he said "I'm not sparring for this camp". Smh and he took a beating.
Another one is kovalev-ward 2 on 24/7. We remember the rumblings about kovalev and jackson having tension and this and that. But i actually switched sides. I had picked kovalev to win the rematch but when i heard that jackson "doesnt help him" and all he does was "hold his mitts" i knew ward was gonna take it. Especially when he was just focusing on conditioning with his news S&C coach

Y'all ever changer your mind or have more confidence in the fighter you pick watching these (well just all access now)?
Or is it just entertainment for you?

Speaking of which...did Sergio actually have multiple surgeries and do you know what the exact knee injury was that he suffered and eventually caused him to retire? Thanks.