No. If you like Pedraza just take him money line. Amagasa was a stylistic difficulty for the shorter, back-footed, chinny, ageing Rigondeaux. Warrington's chin isn't tested and his defence isn't likely impregnable, but otherwise he matches up well with Amagasa. And he's just better. Plus he's the attraction, and Hearn is flying in Amagasa to give Warrington a step up in class, but not to beat him. I think Warrington is almost a lock, and better than 1/10 odds isn't much of a risk. I'm making it a Warrington/Marcus Browne parlay. Browne has similar odds and similarly isn't losing. Add Cunningham-Glowacki over 11.5 rounds and the juicier Guerrero-Hall over 8.5 rounds for a nice day of profit.
Guerrero to beat Hall by any method is 10/11 on the site I use. I think Guerrero is a decent bet, Hall is 36 now and been in quite a few wars but I like a double or treble to bump up the odds. So if I was having a bet tonight (I am ) Guerrero 10/11 by any method Spence Jr 4/7 by TKO, KO Pedraza 8/15 by any method Works out at a fraction over 7/2.
Decided to give it a miss on Pedraza because admittedly I haven't seen enough. Gonna bet in play with Amagasa to see how the first couple rounds go.
Algieri isn't a bad boxer but Pacquiao dropped him 6 times, and Pacquiao hasn't stopped anybody in over 6 years. Provodnikov dropped Algieri. Algieiri can be hit and hurt and I think when Spence Jr hits people they are in trouble and I also believe Spence Jr is the real deal so I think he is the first man to stop him. You may well be right though, Algieri shouldn't be completely over looked and we will see later.
I like all of those. But I wouldn't make it a treble. Playing more than 2 team parlays or prop parlays just doesn't work out in the long run I've found. Algieri could backpaddle most of the fight and survive, and your 'almost' brilliant bet gets you nothing. I'd just structure three separate bets with amounts where you think the best value is.
Cheers mate :good No real complaints, I thought it was a close fight, I think the cards were rather wide though. I had Man City tonight at 7/4 so I'm only playing with some winnings. Good luck :good
:happy Perfect day at the betting window! Maybe Amagasa deserved a couple rounds, but as I suggested it would be, it was a dominant performance if still a competitive fight. Warrington impressive in handily landing more in almost every round. World class pro who will get a title shot in a year or two but won't win. I was wrong about Marcus Browne being a lock, but Uncle Al pulled that out for me.
