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Tipsters Top: #1153 | |
Profit: -62.01 | Yield: -1.9% |
Total Tips: 384 | Followers: 25 |
Hobro (+1.5)
Tipsters Top: #127 | |
Profit: +31.05 | Yield: +1.2% |
Total Tips: 259 | Followers: 15 |
Tipsters Top: #127 | |
Profit: +31.05 | Yield: +1.2% |
Total Tips: 259 | Followers: 15 |
Tipsters Top: #91 | |
Profit: +51.00 | Yield: +34.2% |
Total Tips: 15 | Followers: 23 |
MIDDLEWEIGHT - MEN: WBC/IBF/WBO/WBA Super Titles (World)
Golovkin G. (Kaz) vs Alvarez S. (Mex)
Moreover, I do not even think that Canelo’s “guarantee” of knocking out GGG is an idle boast either – he has a decent chance of doing this, especially if he can counter on the inside with uppercuts as GGG tries to throw wide punches to the head. GGG likes to throw haymakers, kind of like Marcos Maidana but in a completely legal way, that land on the side of an opponent’s head and affect their balance like he did in the Rubio fight. Those kinds of punches offer perfect countering opportunities, and Canelo has tremendous hand speed and combinations. Moreover, GGG is particularly vulnerable to the uppercut, as his fight with Kell Brook showed.
So, rather than seeing this fight as a toss-up, I have to give the slight advantage to Canelo, regardless of what the boxing public or odds makers think. If in the fall of 2014, Bob Smith gave Alvarez a 10-15% chance of winning, with all due respect to Mr. Smith, I have to state that the chance of Alvarez winning is now up to 55-65%. Again, this is due to the tremendous improvements in stamina, defense, counter punching, crispness, and slickness of Canelo, with the corresponding recent lackluster performances of GGG.
I will say this though: even though Canelo is much more likely to win now than he was three years ago; even though a tremendous number of Mexican fans want this; even though if he wins he would be crowned P4P #1; even though Mayweather and his whole boxing gym predict a Canelo victory, typically by KO; even though he is the younger and bulkier fighter; even though he has better speed and combinations; even though he has better defense; even though he has improved in the past few years while GGG has not; even though I personally believe he will be given the benefit of the doubt by the referees and judges; even though he has a tremendous uppercut; even though he has a cast iron chin and has never been knocked down in his career; even though he has outclassed his opponents tremendously in his last few fights, still in the end, I will go with GGG by knockout.
This will be an “upset KO”. It will not be supposed to happen. Canelo will win a substantial number of the rounds and make GGG look foolish with his head and body movement. He will also frustrate GGG with his clean counters and get him to fight off of the back foot for entire stretches of rounds and rounds at a time. He will take the ring generalship away from GGG in a way that has never been done before, mark my words.
But in the end, GGG will win. He will hang in there, despite being outclassed repeatedly; he will fight more cautiously and then use his jab and also go to the body. His body work will slow Canelo down, and then it will be to the ropes with Canelo – final prediction – 9th round KO for GGG.
Tipsters Top: #1153 | |
Profit: -62.01 | Yield: -1.9% |
Total Tips: 384 | Followers: 25 |
Tipsters Top: #1153 | |
Profit: -62.01 | Yield: -1.9% |
Total Tips: 384 | Followers: 25 |
Tipsters Top: #1153 | |
Profit: -62.01 | Yield: -1.9% |
Total Tips: 384 | Followers: 25 |
Canada’s Saggo got off to a roaring UFC start with a dominant stoppage of Josh Shockley, only to lose a close decision to Paul Felder soon after. He righted the ship with a split decision over Leandro Silva, but came up short like so many other wrestlers against suplex master Rustam Khabilov last December. He has submitted eight opponents and knocked out another three.
“Durinho” brought a world-class BJJ pedigree into his UFC debut and rode it to three consecutive wins before running afoul of Rashid Magomedov in Brazil. He went on to submit Lukasz Sajewski, but came up short against an overweight Michel Prazeres two months later. His professional stoppages are split 7-3 between submissions and knockouts.
Burns has done well for himself in the UFC, but it’s hard not to feel disappointed in his progress. While Magomedov and Prazeres are beasts in their own rights and losing to them is no shame, this is a guy with one of the UFC’s strongest grappling résumés and a terrific striking instructor in Henri Hooft. He should have been on the fringes of the top ten by now.
He has to beat Saggo here if he wants to maintain his blue-chip status. The Canadian is a willing wrestler in his own right and will force Burns to demonstrate that he’s sufficiently rounded his game to challenge the lightweight elite. With everything Burns has going for him and the experience he gained in the loss to Prazeres, I’m leaning towards him wrapping up a rear naked choke midway through
Tipsters Top: #1153 | |
Profit: -62.01 | Yield: -1.9% |
Total Tips: 384 | Followers: 25 |
ARGENTINA: Superliga
Tipsters Top: #1153 | |
Profit: -62.01 | Yield: -1.9% |
Total Tips: 384 | Followers: 25 |
Tipsters Top: #1153 | |
Profit: -62.01 | Yield: -1.9% |
Total Tips: 384 | Followers: 25 |
PERU: Primera Division - Clausura
Tipsters Top: #1153 | |
Profit: -62.01 | Yield: -1.9% |
Total Tips: 384 | Followers: 25 |
Tipsters Top: #1153 | |
Profit: -62.01 | Yield: -1.9% |
Total Tips: 384 | Followers: 25 |
Tipsters Top: #1153 | |
Profit: -62.01 | Yield: -1.9% |
Total Tips: 384 | Followers: 25 |
Tipsters Top: #1153 | |
Profit: -62.01 | Yield: -1.9% |
Total Tips: 384 | Followers: 25 |
Tipsters Top: #1153 | |
Profit: -62.01 | Yield: -1.9% |
Total Tips: 384 | Followers: 25 |
Won it's last two races and made all to win by four and a half lengths last time out at Newmarket. Has improved for the step up in trip on each of those last two wins and should stay the mile and a half. Started 4-5 favourite at Newmarket in a class 3 race and is clearly better than the bare form.
Tipsters Top: #51 | |
Profit: +96.42 | Yield: +2.1% |
Total Tips: 453 | Followers: 135 |
Tipsters Top: #1153 | |
Profit: -62.01 | Yield: -1.9% |
Total Tips: 384 | Followers: 25 |
Tipsters Top: #1153 | |
Profit: -62.01 | Yield: -1.9% |
Total Tips: 384 | Followers: 25 |
over 132.5
Tipsters Top: #127 | |
Profit: +31.05 | Yield: +1.2% |
Total Tips: 259 | Followers: 15 |
Birmingham - Preston - 2 OR DRAW - 1.50 odds
Millwall - Leeds - 2 OR DRAW - 1.37 odds
Tipsters Top: #1153 | |
Profit: -62.01 | Yield: -1.9% |
Total Tips: 384 | Followers: 25 |
Bristol City - Derby - 1 or draw - 1.42 odds
Nottingham - Wolves - 2 or draw - 1.29 odds
Tipsters Top: #1153 | |
Profit: -62.01 | Yield: -1.9% |
Total Tips: 384 | Followers: 25 |
Tipsters Top: #1153 | |
Profit: -62.01 | Yield: -1.9% |
Total Tips: 384 | Followers: 25 |
Tipsters Top: #1153 | |
Profit: -62.01 | Yield: -1.9% |
Total Tips: 384 | Followers: 25 |
Tipsters Top: #1153 | |
Profit: -62.01 | Yield: -1.9% |
Total Tips: 384 | Followers: 25 |