Terence Crawford and Jose Benavidez Jr. will face off tonight in Omaha, Nebraska.
Crawford’s WBO welterweight name is on the line. According to the boxing likelihood at YouWager.eu, Terence Crawford is a prohibitive favorite at -3000 (wager $3,000 to win $100), while Benavidez is a massive underdog at +1000 (bet $100 to win $1000). I am always expressing that comprehension line worth is the way the sharps in sports betting come out on top. The very first rule of gambling on sports is don’t gamble with your heart, bet with your head. It’s easy to get drawn into the backstory of Jose Benavidez and the adversity he’s faced leading up to this fight in addition to the trash talking and physical altercation in the weigh-in. Unfortunately for Benavidez, these strategies are usually utilized by a fighter that doesn’t feel he’s going to win. Interestingly enough, both fighters weighed in at 145lbs which still begs the question if they are true welterweights. In Crawford’s case, there was not anything left to reach at the super lightweight division after unifying all of the belts and he is clearly chasing mega conflicts. With regard to Benavidez, it remains to be seen. Crawford is at another stratosphere when compared with the resistance Benavidez has confronted in his professional career.
At the end of the afternoon, Crawford and Benavidez have to fight and the main point is that Crawford will defeat Benavidez. It is only a thing regarding how.
Here are my four best stakes.
FOUR BEST BETS:
1.) Terence Crawford by KO, TKO or DQ -200 (wager $200 to win $100). -200 is usually my threshold in regards to taking a favored. While Benavidez has got the amateur pedigree and is thought as an expert, when you look at his level of rivalry, it’s less than stellar opposition. His biggest wins are from journeymen and fighters that already have multiple losses in their album. Crawford is an elite boxer. He will find a way to stop Benavidez. For the interest of this bettor’s manual, hopefully before the first half of the ninth round (per my second best bet).
2.) Under 8??1/2 rounds + (bet $100 to win $120). Look, prior to the garbage speaking, I would have looked in the above as the wise bet, because I felt Benavidez could survive with his height, reach and better than ordinary boxing ability, but in this case, though others say Crawford would want to keep Benavidez about and conquer him, I believe that Crawford is going to look to create a statement and place his foot on the gas pedal earlier than he normally would, particularly if Crawford hurts Benavidez early. If Crawford smells blood, he’s likely to get the kill. Don’t be surprised if the referee steps in for a TKO and saves Benavidez from additional punishment.
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