Its not about what the public recognise, its the bookies who set the odds and i will guarantee Price starts as favourite. You never see a poor bookie, remember that
The casinos have gotten it horribly wrong before, i reckon they would this time and make fury a favorite
Price favourite, if they didnt then the 'price' on him would be chopped in straight away with big bets. The general consensus is that Fury is a ko waiting to happen and that Price has extremely heavy hands. I think the odds would be similar to the Wlad/Haye fight. 11/8 the stoppage, around 1/2 straight up win. Id make Price/Chisora a 50/50 fight tho.
ladbrokes priced up for a week and price was 4/6, think thats fair against a useless opponent i dont think ill ever understand how he beat chisora
I've got a feeling Fury will be favourite with the bookies, but Price obviously favourite for the fans. Should be easy money to be made on this fight
No. The bookies often move their odds when there's heavy betting. Limits their losses on the chances of an upset. That's why England are always sh!t odds at international tournaments - because the vasy majority of dunces pile their cash on england in some misguided act of patriotism. On the off chance England got a final, the bookies would be paying out millions if they had England realistically priced at something like 12/1. But I digress. There'd be close betting on this I would think. Price a marginal favourite unless there's hefty money going the other way.
I was hoping for something similar with Haye-Wlad but I never happened. I'm not sure it would for Price-Fury either.
Yeah, the ****** betting never really kicked in for Haye/Wlad the way it did for Hatton vs Floyd. I was in the bookies messing about on the roulette machine one day and some lad put a 1-er on Hatton in the 3rd. ''Hit him with one body punch and it'll be over. The little puff won't fancy it'' he said. Another put £20 on Floyd by stoppage and got quite good odds, can't remember what they were. The bookie said ''your the first person to bet on Mayweather by stoppage all day''.