This weekend is huge for boxing fans, with a trio of cards with some of the largest names and the best talents in sports. Fights with the participation of Saul “Canelo” Alvarez, Ryan Garcia, Devin Heini, Theofimo Lopez and Naoi Inoue are distributed on cards that take place on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
The action begins on Friday from the card to the Times -Square in New York. The card is entitled by Garcia against Rolando Romero, and also shows Heini against Jose Ramirez and Theofimo Lopez against Arnold Barbosa, Jr.
On Saturday, Focus moves to Saudi Arabia for a map entitled by Alvarez against William Skull on an indisputable medium -weight championship (You can purchase a package of both events at a reduced rate before DAZN PPV) Alvarez occupies the WBO, WBA and WBC titles and hopes to restore the IBF belt, which was deprived of it when he is faced with the current champion.
Large weekend is coming to an end on Sunday in Las Vegas. Inoue will defend its indisputable junior title in a fifty -lightweight weight against Ramon Cardenas. The first struggle in America since 2021.
Boxing this week: the largest storylines to look with Ryan Garcia, Canelo Alvarez, Devin Heini and Theofimo Lopez
Brian Campbell
With such a large number of actions within three days, sports betra will have great interest. With this in mind, we examined all five of the largest weekend battles to determine the best rate for each with a chance of -250 or better. Let’s see where we think that value.
All the chances are below through Draftkings.
Ryan Garcia against Rolando Romero
Up to 6.5 rounds (-110)
Garcia was in a terrible place mentally when he fought with Devin Haney and was still the best result in his career. Now he seems to be in a much better place mentally, or at least seems much more controlling his behavior. This can be the bad news for Romero, who is not a good boxer at the technical level and was amazed at less dangerous fighters than Garcia. The way Romero leaves himself open during a throw of blows will leave him open for the thunder left hook Garcia. Garcia, to win ko/tko/dq -590, which means that the best value is the bet on this knockout, which is under 6.5 rounds.
Devin Hayin against Jose Ramirez
General Knockdown: up to 0.5 (-220)
Given the “rule of the best bets” that we are trying to maintain bets at -250 or better, there are not many options in this battle. Heini is -1250 to win in a battle, which will most likely go to a distance (-530). The most likely result is Hayin to win by decision (-385). If you do not want to throw a dart in a frustrated or, possibly, Heini to get a stop (+440), it seems that to make stations on the knockdowns that you need to score is the safest game. We have not seen Hayin for more than a year, starting with the inverted loss of Garcia. Between rust and potential for some fire resistance after Garcia has repeatedly swept away, there is no reason to expect a new, aggressive version of Heini. Add to this the fact that Haney scored one knockdown in eight battles since 2020, and the bets on No Nockdowns seems to be a safe game.
Theophymo Lopez against Arnold Barbosa is the youngest.
Theopimo Lopez to win through the decision (-120)
Gambling in the fight of Lopez is a terrible prospect. From time to time, he uses his extreme talent for the maximum effect. In other cases, he waves this talent and receives processing less talented fighters. Barbosa is a good fighter, and there is a lot of disorder in the game, especially if Lopez again shows the inability to cut off the ring, and allows you to proceed to inaction when rounds are ticking. Barbosa is the best fighter than George Cambosos, who upset Lopez in 2021. All that is said, Lopez is the best fighter, and it should be expected that he will cope with the victory. Lopez dialed one knockdown and one stop since 2020, and barbose is a fairly good fighter, and he is unlikely to stop.
Saul “Canelo” Alvarez against William Skull
Fight to get a distance: yes (+155)
The idea that Alvarez is on the back of his career was beaten to death at the moment, but the factor is still playing in this battle. Scull is a natural super -weight, while Alvarez will always be slightly low for the unit. Alvarez is still a massive favorite for all the expected reasons, mostly that he is a legendary fighter with elite pound skills for a pound, while the skull is the most higher than the average fighter, who spent more than two years, protecting his status of a compulsory title, fighting in six and eight round battles, until he could meet Vladimir Shishkin for the title. Nevertheless, Scull fights in a very stereotypical “Cuban style”, using distance, time, defense and tightening. This is a type of style that upset opponents and pulls out battles. While I believe that Scull to win in the solution is an interesting game of +4500, given that Alvarez did not look like his peak, it is a little stupid to make this game for something like a battle, just having passed all 12 rounds.
Naoya Inoue against Ramon Cardenas
Up to 6.5 rounds (-139)
Everyone knows that inoue is a destructive ball, but Carden has a little pop music. It should be an explosive battle, but it is also one of them, first of all, in order to win the American land and create big fights in the future, possibly with Murodzhon Akhmadaliy in Saudi Arabia this summer. Expect that this battle will be funny, while it lasts before inoue’s power does what he always does, probably, until the middle of the seventh round.
Who wins Canelo Alvarez against William Skulla and what Victory method can bring a big return? Join Sportsline here to see what bets you need to make for a fight, all of the experienced veterans -bore sports analysts, who constantly became winners.
Share this content: