Completely with you. No point in not taking that. I think overall its a big misconception that props are for losers, and thats its good to be covered. As we have to remember we "pay" to be covered. There are definitely many times where props are better. Personally as I´ve said before I´m a huge fan of the double chance, usually only for main events unless its betfair who has low limits. +285 edgar decision is crazy compared to his ML. Munhoz to win this also needs to fight smart, overall he got alot of skills but I don´t rate his fight iq up there with the best. Its still a mystery to me how big a lack of fight iq is. If I ever were to go in there, fight iq and gameplan would be all i had in order not to get KTFO lol. Fight iq + cardio might be the two most important aspects, or biggest influencers.
Crazy but I’ll be taking Ige inside or KO prop. They exchange in the pocket, anything can happen plus Kattar has to punch down possibly exposing that chin.
Kattars movement and defence is great, he dosent trade in the pocket. He will jab and circle untill Ige has been chipped away at enough, and then he will commit to one-twos down the pipe and more risky crap like the elbow against Stephens. His Take down D is great as well
Mkess, Frankie's decision line is better than his ML, I agree. But in my opinion there is no value in either. Because he's gonna lose this fight.
Munhoz may be all that, but he's a tough SOB that will push the pace and force Frankie into exchanges. And not only Frankie's stand up is not the long distance with limited engagements type that usually troubles Munhoz, but his stand up game is half as potent if he can't mix in takedowns. That guillotine threat will mess up his TD game in the way Ortega's did. We saw the result. I don't trust old, slow and now chinny Frankie to go down to 135 and fight one of their best guys in a stylistically tough fight and take the W, even as an underdog.
You've put way to loo percentage on Munhoz by finish. The way Frankie usually fights, there is no way he's not gonna get himself in danger. He's not your matador, Mkess. He's a volume boxer-wrestler guy, not a long range striker. His footwork is not that fast to get him in and out to play that long game. He's nearly 40 and with him going down a weightlass, his usual speed edge won't be there. I honestly don't see that value you're speaking of. But maybe I'm wrong. After all I thought that Eye at pick em was a bargain
I’m not sure why they are giving everyone the antibody test when the cdc has came out and said it’s unreliable.
Nice to see that you agree on Gordon. I'm big on him also. I saw him at -120 and thought he would be closer to the -200 range.
