The bookies made the big punching Makabu the clear favorite in this bout despite the fact he was unproven at world level. The stars seemed to align for Bellew in his second home of Goodison Park and he destroyed Makabu in 3 rounds. 

What an emphatic winner this was. Unproven Jorge Lara blasted through veteran Fernando Montiel in just one round. 

In a rematch of a fight which took place in 2015, where we picked eventual loser Cuenca, we learnt from our mistakes and backed Troyanovsky to win via KO/TKO which he duly delivered after 7 rounds. 

Bradley Skeete came in as the underdog in a fight that we felt he had the perfect style for the aggressive Eggington. Skeete proved us right to land the straight pick with ease. 

The bookies clearly missed a trick here and we capitalised on the big odds of Barroso. Mitchell was coming off a brutal war and Barroso had too much power and too much skill, finishing Mitchell in 5. Picked by PremiumBoxingTips

Maccarinelli and ourselves took advantage of the shot Roy Jones Jr in this fight. It wasn't competitive and the fact we got Enzo as such a big under dog was crazy! Picked by PremiumBoxingTips

Fury came in as the huge under dog in this one. Fighting on foreign soil, against one of the most decorated fighters ever, Fury stole the show and clowned Klitschko around the ring for the majority of the 12 rounds. 

In an absolute bloody war, the under dog, Francisco Vargas, rallied from being nearly stopped to finish Miura in the 9th. Fight of the year, made even better by winning us money. Picked by MoneyMaker

Young gun Daquan Arnett made a statement in this fight against a former Cuban Olympian. Arnett scored a first round KO to give us big return. Picked by PremiumBoxingTips

The young, hungry and unheralded Charles Hatley traveled to Mundine's backyard as big under dog. Hatley put a beating on Mundine and stopped him in the 11th. Picked by BoxingFan

The machine Matthysse was the 'Boogey Man' at 140lbs and was supposed to walk through the rangy Ukranian. Postol boxed to perfection and did the unthinkable in stopping Matthysse. Picked by MoneyMaker

Jamie McDonnell traveled to Texas to take on the undefeated Japanese fighter Tomoki Kameda. McDonnell was dropped early, but proved how talented he is to eek out the decision and retain his WBA strap.  The same bet was also played and won in the rematch.  Picked by BoxingFan

Easy work here for the far superior Trout. His rivals had all taken Hernandez the distance but he set down a marker winning in 6. Picked by MoneyMaker.

Stephen Smith took on the supposedly durable Italian Boschiero. The style was perfect for Smith, who dropped Boschiero four times and stopped him in the 6th. Picked by MoneyMaker

Defending WBC 168lb champion Badou Jack came in as a sizeable underdog against Groves. Jack dropped Groves in the first and used his piston-like jab to win a split decision. Picked by MoneyMaker

While both men were way past their peak, Mayorga was completely out of shape and Mosley made light work of his bitter foe. Picked by MoneyMaker

Real knowledge resulted in us getting Santa Cruz as the underdog early on. He ultimately went off as a clear favourite and made great profit. Picked by BoxingFan

Unheralded Felix Valera entered the lions den in Russia to win a WBA 175lb strap on points against all odds. Picked by MoneyMaker

Shawn Porter entered the bout as the underdog but, his aggressive style proved too much for the lethargic Broner. Picked by MoneyMaker

DeGale traveled to Boston to become the first British Olympic gold medalist to win a professional world title. Picked by BoxingFan,.

A classic pick 'em fight. Two warriors, only one winner. Matthysse prevailed , picked by BoxingFan.