Box ing bettors know that when they maxim Juan Diaz dueling with Juan Manuel Marquez last year, a rematch could be just as exciting, and now Diaz will look for a different result this time around when he battles Marquez with the WBO lightweight title on the line.
The fight is slated to operative put ones finger on on Saturday, July 31 at the Mandalay Bay Resource & Casino in Las Vegas, and will be televised via HBO pay-per-view. Marquez is the betting favorite at -140, with Diaz priced at +300. The over/under on the fight, scheduled for 12 rounds, is 9. 5 rounds, with the "over" at -220, and the "under" at + 175.
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Boxing Betting
WBO Lightweight Title
July 31 — Las Vegas
JUAN MANUEL MARQUEZ -400
JUAN DIAZ +300
Over 9. 5 Rounds -220
Under 9. 5 Rounds +175
Here is our betting analysis of the fight:
Juan Diaz scored big wins against Acelino Freitas and Julio Diaz, but then in 2008, things started to unravel benefit of him. Beginning he lost a split decision by Nate Campbell in which he looked like he wasn’t interested. Then he went punch-forpunch with Juan Manuel Marquez, and many boxing bettors were surprised when he was ahead by two points on one of the scorecards, but it was not to be, as an onslaught by Marquez out him out in – the ninth round. A pair of fights with Paul Malignaggi did not go well for him. The first, in his hometown of Houston last August 22, resulted in what many felt was a hometown settlement for him, then in December, he lost a unanimous decision by five points on all three scorecards. Malignaggi simply does not hit hard enough to be gifted to keep an effective, aggressive fighter off of him, but Diaz was simply outfoxed.
I have knowledge of a lot of bettors are expecting this fight to come down to who can take the most punishment. The last all together it was Marquez, and I d on’t separate that it devise change this time out. Diaz takes some very untainted punches, and I am not encouraged near those experiences against Malignaggi who should not have planned had enough force in his punches to keep, Diaz at bay.
United of the things about Marquez that serves him well as a betting proposition in this fight is that he has the capacity to beat Diaz either by being a boxer or a puncher, Ideally, of course, he’ll do both, but I think he knows by now that Diaz is not prevailing to outbox him, and necessity come out aggressively, but if he does that he plays into the hands of Marquez, who is the sharper, more accurate puncher.
I don’t know if we can say that Marquez is on the upswing, but I date Diaz’s stock dropping, and that is something boxing bettors should think alongside too. Marquez may be a 16-year pro who is 37 years of age, but he is even now complete of the better pound-for-pound fighters around. Some bettors may have gotten the idea that he is a "shot" fighter based on his performance against Floyd Mayweather, but frankly, I am willing to overturn out that confront, where he was poignant out of his weight class and out of his class, period. WAY out of his class, as a matter of fact. If you are the type who wants to handicap by comparison, consider that Marquez fought Manny Pacquiao on virtually even terms for two fights and was completely blown away in almost every round by Mayweather. I’m just sayin’.