Okay boxing enthusiasts and gambling enthusiasts, with just one’real’ title fight going down at the U.S. this forthcoming week and a known title bout additionally taking place, you may be getting the’big name’ pairings you’d probably like to see, but that surely does not mean that you won’t have your share of chances to potentially cash in using winning bet.
With one enormous title bout and one other fight that looks like a prelude to a different championship bout only waiting to happen, both could turn out to be purposeful affairs for the respective winners, let us find out who is in activity and which fighters are looking great against their boxing odds.
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Rey Vargas (33-0, 22 KOs) vs. Tomoki Kameda (36-2)
When: July 13 2019,
Where: Carson, Calif..
TV: DAZN
Kameda and Vargas will square off at a battle for Vargas’ WBC junior featherweight title. Tomokia Kameda stands 5’7″ woth a 66-inch reach. The 27-year-old in Japan has won five consecutive fights including a unanimous decision win over Abigail Medina in November. Rey Vargas stands 5’71/2″ using a 70-inch reach. The 28-year-old from Mexico hasn’t been beaten and enters that this bout coming off a unanimous decision win over Franklin Manzanilla in February.
“I believe both he and I have changed in many things, the professional ranks are different and the fight will be different, but the result will be exactly the same, we’ll win because our capacity to adjust is much better as the battle progresses,” Vargas told reporters lately.
Prediction
Vargas defeated Tomoki Kameda if they were amateurs in Mexico and I’m going with the champ to get it done again, though I am not expecting a cakewalk triumph by any stretch of the imagination. Kameda is a great fighter, but Vargas has never been beaten and that I expect him to problem-solve his way.
Boxing Betting Pick: Rey Vargas Via Unanimous Choice
Diego De La Hoya (21-0. 10 KOs) vs. Ronny Rios (30-3, 14 KOs)
When: July 13 2019,
Where: Carson, Calif..
TV: DAZN
Both of these featherwieghts will square off in a 12 round battle on Saturday. Ronny Rios stands 5’6″ with a 70-inch reach. The 29 year-old from California comes into this bout win over Deivi Julio Bass in December. Diego De La Hoya stand 5’6″ with a 68-inch reach. The 24-year-old California indigenous and cousin of 10-time world champion Oscar de La Hoya comes into this bout off a seventh round retirement win over Jose Salgado in June of 2018.
Prediction
This bout is clearly installed as a stepping stone matchup for its talented De La Hoya also it resembles a routing event just waiting to happen seeing as De La Hoya is the younger, stronger and quicker fighter in this event, and of course the fact he’s never been beaten. De La Hoya wins seeing as he clearly does not have the finishing strength of his kin that is renowned.
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