How are you going to bet in Klitschko-Joshua?

Bustajay · Apr 27, 2017

I think the safe bet is under 9.5 rounds

jimmypince · Apr 27, 2017

£10 on Josh @25/1 round 1
£5 @18/1 round 2
£5 @14/1 round 3

I think the 18 month layoff and his age (41) takes it's toll on Vlad so I've got a hunch for an early night.

Heavyrighthand · Apr 27, 2017

Anyone use the site Bovada to bet with? Wlad is currently +200( 200% return on investment )

And what betting sites ( accessible to US betters) offer of the highest return on the Vlad bet?

I'm only betting for the win; not a particular outcome or round; just a win for Wlad

Thanks in advance

JimGunn · Apr 27, 2017

Heavyrighthand said: ↑

Anyone use the site Bovada to bet with? Wlad is currently +200( 200% return on investment )

And what betting sites ( accessible to US betters) offer of the highest return on the Vlad bet?

I'm only betting for the win; not a particular outcome or round; just a win for Wlad

Thanks in advance
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Farmboxer · Apr 27, 2017

There is an article at ESB News about Tyson Fury betting on Klitschko beating Joshua by knockout.................it shows the betting odds................Fury is really betting real money on Klitschko..................

I think Vlad will win this fight, probably by knockout..............Joshua's chin is not that good, his defense it not good, Whyte hurt him, and the Russian, Nistor stopped him..............Joshua is too still, open, Vlad has sparring at least 20 rounds with Joshua, Vlad knows what to expect, so does Vitali...........

V.Iced · Apr 29, 2017

V.Iced said: ↑

No offense but i don't think 1,67 odds for Joshua to win by KO / TKO / DQ is too bad of a bet, 1,67 @ 100=167, A full win for Joshua @ 1.40 @ 100=140 is pretty low but worth it i guess.

"A lot of greats had to learn it the hard way, when to quit, Klitschko reigned undefeated (no robbery wins) for 10 years and fought all his mandatory's to keep those belts, 64 wins 53 Ko's 4 defeats, no matter how boring he for the most guys is, Respect him for his accomplishments, the second longest reigning heavyweight champion of the world in the history of boxing, but everything has an end. Fury cracked his career and i think Joshua will finish it, All fighters get to know when to quit, when they don't know when to quit. Just like Ali and a lot of other big name fighters.

As much as i like and respect Klitschko, i just don't think he'll pull this off.

I'm pretty sure Klitschko will come and fight like he did for the past 10 years, that's a fact, to me, no need to explain at all, Klitschko didn't change trainers and most of you know that it's impossible for an older fighter to change his fighting style (used and reigned with that style for over 10 years) for a vintage Tyson style or whatever.

So i expect when Klitschko gets hit (and he will get hit) that he'll grab and suffocate Joshua (especially if he feels that Joshua's shots could hurt him) into the later rounds, what else will he do?, Klitschko will not exchange shots, Klitschko rarely got involved in a standoff in the past 10 years and Klitschko surely won't try it now (wanna bet? ).

I think Klitschko is the better boxer and should outbox Joshua, but i remember Ali and a lot of other big name fighters being the better boxers too when they lost their comeback fights to the hungry younger inexperienced fighter / champion, what makes me think the "better boxer" factor won't play much of a role in this fight,the fighter with the most determination will win this one, in my opinion.

Some say Joshua's muscle weight will tire him out throughout the fight, it would be the case if that weight was packed-on recently but he is @ 240+ for almost 2 years now, it surely would have been noticed in training/sparring very fast anyway, Joshua is known for taking his conditioning very seriously, I believe Joshua will be conditioned to go 12 rounds with Klitschko (Fury/Haye etc, went 12, why not Joshua?).

Joshua's last opponents, were hurt pretty bad, they (bums or no bums) needed some time on the canvas before getting up, that usually confirms that there was some hard hitting involved, so even if Klitschko's chin hold's up, his face won't, if it goes to distance, Klitschko face gets bruised pretty easily when hit, chances are he'll get cut badly in this fight.

Klitschko needs a KO victory to win this fight anyway, I don't think Klitschko will win this one on points...

Joshua by KO / TKO / DQ (Klitschko could get DQ for excessive holding) and a full Joshua win don't seem bad bets to me. I'll try them both.

Good luck guys.

(hopefully Joshua won't get KO'd or TKO'd ).
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Glassbrain · Apr 29, 2017

Somehow skybet has paid out 120 on a $3 bet that shouldn't have won, 5+ knockdowns in the fight.

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