Dsalita Time to dive into the Gervonta Davis vs Frank Martin showdown. The odds are out, courtesy of @BetOnline_ag, and trust me, you’ll want to pay attention. Word on the street is that Frank Martin shouldn’t even bother showing up.
Let’s start with the main man, Gervonta Davis, coming in strong at -700 (1/7). A safe bet, like locking up your valuables in a bank vault. As for Frank Martin, he’s the underdog at +450 (9/2). Betting on him is like hoping for a miracle.
Will this fight go the distance? ‘Yes’ is a long shot at +160 (8/5), while ‘No’ at -200 (1/2) seems like the smart choice. Expect Davis to finish this quickly and cleanly.
Now, let’s break down the victory methods with a touch of flair:
– Frank Martin by Decision or Technical Decision: 8/1. A real long shot.
– Frank Martin by KO, TKO, or DQ: 16/1. Betting on this is like expecting a boxing promoter to go non-profit.
– Gervonta Davis by Decision or Technical Decision: 11/5 (+220). Possible if Davis decides to play around.
– Gervonta Davis by KO, TKO, or DQ: 1/2 (-200). The safe bet.
– Draw or Technical Draw: 18/1. Might as well toss your money into the river.
If you’re into the specifics, round betting is where you can potentially rake in the cash:
– Frank Martin to win by KO, TKO, or DQ in any round: 100/1. A gamble for the daring.
– Davis knocking out Martin early starts at 50/1 in Round 1, increasing to 8/1 by Round 8. Keep an eye on this trend.
For the David Benavidez vs Oleksandr Gvozdyk fight, it’s a straightforward deal. Benavidez is the favorite at -650, a solid bet. Gvozdyk is the underdog at +425, a risky choice.
Will this fight go the distance? ‘Yes’ at +200, ‘No’ at -260. Money’s on an early and decisive finish.
Method of victory breakdown:
– Gvozdyk by Decision or Technical Decision: 10/1. Slim chances.
– Gvozdyk by KO, TKO, or DQ: 8/1. Not worth the investment.
– Benavidez by Decision or Technical Decision: 13/5. A possibility.
– Benavidez by KO, TKO, or DQ: 1/2. A safe bet.
– A draw? 18/1. Not happening.
Round betting for Benavidez offers some enticing odds, progressing from 40/1 in Round 1 to 8/1 by Round 9.
In a nutshell, my bets would be on Davis by KO, TKO, or DQ for the first fight, and Benavidez by the same method around the middle rounds for the second fight. It’s all about strategy and potential payout.
