Boxing Discussion VIII

Mariusz Wach (-145) vs Martin Bakole Ilunga $362.50 for $250.00
Mariusz Wach (-155) vs Martin Bakole Ilunga $387.50 for $250.00
 
Patrick Wojcicki (-175) vs Marcelo Fabian Caceres $175.00 for $99.75
 
Patrick Wojcicki (-175) vs Marcelo Fabian Caceres $175.00 for $99.75
Do you ever live bet boxing? It is where I do my best by far.

I compare the odds to what I am seeing and to what round by round scoring that is done online.
 
Do you ever live bet boxing? It is where I do my best by far.

I compare the odds to what I am seeing and to what round by round scoring that is done online.
I wish I had more opportunity to do so, but U.S. bettors have almost zero options for live betting boxing except once in a while on very big bouts or if you have some backdoor access to Euro sportsbooks.
 
I find women's MMA a lot more interesting than women's boxing, especially with the two minute rounds. But this upcoming women's middleweight unification bout on April 13th is a great opportunity for the gamblers out there with Christina Hammer inexplicably between a 3 to 1 and 4 to 1 underdog. No way should Claressa Shields be favored so widely against the more experienced taller champion with longer reach. I've got some money on Hammer between +325, +330 and +398 (3-way) for a nice payday if she pulls off the upset.
 
I find women's MMA a lot more interesting than women's boxing, especially with the two minute rounds. But this upcoming women's middleweight unification bout on April 13th is a great opportunity for the gamblers out there with Christina Hammer inexplicably between a 3 to 1 and 4 to 1 underdog. No way should Claressa Shields be favored so widely against the more experienced taller champion with longer reach. I've got some money on Hammer between +325, +330 and +398 (3-way) for a nice payday if she pulls off the upset.
Nice I'm gonna tail for a small amount. Gl on ur other picks coming up soon too!
 
I find women's MMA a lot more interesting than women's boxing, especially with the two minute rounds. But this upcoming women's middleweight unification bout on April 13th is a great opportunity for the gamblers out there with Christina Hammer inexplicably between a 3 to 1 and 4 to 1 underdog. No way should Claressa Shields be favored so widely against the more experienced taller champion with longer reach. I've got some money on Hammer between +325, +330 and +398 (3-way) for a nice payday if she pulls off the upset.
I'm waiting for the decision prop. No way Hammer KO's Shields.
 
I'm waiting for the decision prop. No way Hammer KO's Shields.
I can't help but give my usual disclaimer about how it's foolish to only bet a prop and not the moneyline on a big underdog. I never agree with a statement that says "There's no way x wins by y method".
 
I can't help but give my usual disclaimer about how it's foolish to only bet a prop and not the moneyline on a big underdog. I never agree with a statement that says "There's no way x wins by y method".
I agree with this. Not that i'm betting this fight but you're getting +270 around the place, is getting +300ish on a decision (guessing its open) really worth the risk? Not to me...
 
On ShoBox tonight:

Xavier Martinez/John Vincent Moralde Under 7½ (-108) $107.53 for $100.00
 
And on the ShoBox prelims: Keith Hunter (+126) vs Sanjarbek Rakhmanov $100.00 for $126.00
 
Mariusz Wach (262¼) vs Martin Bakole Ilunga (263½) weigh-in from earlier today for tomorrow's Poland card:

 
Think Wach takes it?
I could be over-reacting since I lost money backing Bakole last time against a much smaller opponent in Michael Hunter. But Wach is a very big man himself and only stopped by Miller other than the TKO via cuts against a savvy boxer like Povetkin. So unless you think Bakole is on the level of a Miller or Povetkin or holds so much power that he is going to be one of the only to stop Wach (possible) or somehow beat him by decision in Poland, I think the most likely outcome is Wach by decision or late T/KO if Bakole tires.
 
I could be over-reacting since I lost money backing Bakole last time against a much smaller opponent in Michael Hunter. But Wach is a very big man himself and only stopped by Miller other than the TKO via cuts against a savvy boxer like Povetkin. So unless you think Bakole is on the level of a Miller or Povetkin or holds so much power that he is going to be one of the only to stop Wach (possible) or somehow beat him by decision in Poland, I think the most likely outcome is Wach by decision or late T/KO if Bakole tires.

Yeah I am on Wach ML and Wach decision.
 
I must be the only one on Bakole! Got him before the odds tightened up a little at +130.

I think Wach is years past his best, he's clearly been on the slide for years. I think Bakole is going to be the clearly fresher fighter, kind of similar to what "The Pin" managed to do against Wach last time out.
 
I must be the only one on Bakole! Got him before the odds tightened up a little at +130.

I think Wach is years past his best, he's clearly been on the slide for years. I think Bakole is going to be the clearly fresher fighter, kind of similar to what "The Pin" managed to do against Wach last time out.


Good call
 
Thanks! I've been following boxing/been a huge fan of the sport for a long time and it's actually where all my betting experience comes from. Still trying to get the hang of MMA betting.
 
Quite like Loma 7-12 this weekend at +140.
Crolla is no chance but Loma KO is -500.
 
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