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Lomachenko is the heavy favourite. Defended the belt against Ismael Barroso before coming up short in a pair of bouts against the highly-regarded Jorge Linares. Here are the key odds you. I feel like people sleep on Linares, Linares i the champion for a reason and to give an odds of 1.68 to Lomachenko to KO Linares is a little bit of a disrespected in my opinion odds on Lomachenko win by decision shouldnt be that high, ok he has some decent power ok he made fighter quite but here against a bigger, taller and a world champion like Linares a KO is unlikely I think.

Big fight for the WBA lightweight world title (boxing)

Lomachenko is a big star, you can see a star in boxing when people who dont watch boxing know this boxer. And there is only a few right now. Lomachenko, Joshua, maybe Canelo and Mayweather but he is retired.

Lomachenko in my opinion, there is too much hype around him to be honest I even feel like he is overatted. Some can jump at me for saying that but OK I know he had one of the best amateur career of all time, two time olympic gold medalist, lost only one time as an amateur I think with more than 300 fights wich is something I never saw to be honest.

But the pro boxing is a different world, you dont hit the same, you dont move the same, you dont prepare the same, you dont have the same size of gloves and you have to adapt yourself to new things. He fought for a world title at only his second pro fight, wich is something crazy and stupid, you come from the amateur with 3 rounds fights and you jump directly to a 10 rounds fight for your pro debut, and a 12 roûd championship fight for your second fight. I means let’s be serious guys I dont know why they rushed like that to be honest, they should have settle some 8 rounds fight at least, maybe a 6 round fight to start. Result he loss his second pro fight because obviously like I said you dont fight the same with a 3 rounds fight and with a 12 round championship fight, you can be the best amateur of the world you need to take it step by step and gain pro exerience no matter who you are

Linares is the champion in lightweight and will defend his belt against Lomachenko, Linares is very skilled fighter very good movement but not mich of a puncher so I really doubt he can KO Lomachenko neither outpointing him with Lomachenko throwing more punches and being more accurate.

I feel like people sleep on Linares, Linares i the champion for a reason and to give an odds of 1.68 to Lomachenko to KO Linares is a little bit of a disrespected in my opinion odds on Lomachenko win by decision shouldnt be that high, ok he has some decent power ok he made fighter quite but here against a bigger, taller and a world champion like Linares a KO is unlikely I think. Maybe a knock down because Linares chin is not that good and had already been Knocked out but it was a long time ago and he improved since then, in his recents fights we’ve seen that he can take a punch so I trust his chin in this one, plus this is his biggest fight of his career and everybody will watch this fight and he knows it so I think he will be very focused and he is the champion so he has to defend it and to probe that he is the champion.

I think we will see Lomachenko winning a decision, possibly a close one but with 2-5 points I think

Odds Lomachenko Linares Vs

Published: 10-05-2018, 00:58 CET Pick: Lomachenko by Decision
Odds: 2.89 at 1xBet
Category: Boxing
Date: 12-05-2018
Option: 1X2 / Moneyline
Stake: 10 (tipster's average: 10)

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Vasyl Lomachenko vs. Teofimo Lopez

Saturday, October 17, 2020 at 11:00 PM (MGM Grand Conference Center)

The Line: Teofimo Lopez +285 / Vasyl Lomachenko -355 -- Over/Under: 10.5Click to Get Latest Betting Odds

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Vasyl Lomachenko and Teofimo Lopez fight Saturday for the World Boxing Association Super World Light Title at the MGM Grand Conference Center.

Vasyl Lomachenko enters this fight with a 14-1 record that includes 10 knockouts. Lomachenko has won each of his last 13 fights, and he’s coming off an August (2019) win over Luke Campbell. Lomachenko is coming off a fairly competitive fight, as he won and controlled things through the middle of the fight, but he did take some shots and wasn’t able to produce a finish. Lomachenko has now seen two of his last three fights end in decisions, as he once had an eight-fight streak of finishes. Lomachenko is a 32-year-old southpaw who stands at 5’7” and has a 65.5-inch reach. Lomachenko is one of the best technical fighters in the sport with ridiculous footwork and defense, so his opponents have a tough time landing consistently and can get frustrated and lose confidence over the course of a bout. Lomachenko has quick hands offensively, puts combinations together nicely and clearly has power with 66.6 percent of his fights ending in knockout. There’s really no weakness in Lomachenko’s game, and when he gets comfortable offensively, he’s an absolute machine who keeps coming forward looking to end things. As his competition continues to improve on the professional level, Lomachenko is in the conversation as the best pound for pound fighter in the world. This will be Lomachenko’s fifth career fight in Nevada.

Teofimo Lopez enters this fight with a 15-0record that includes 12 knockouts. This will be Lopez’s fifth fight since 2019, and he’s coming off a December win over Richard Commey. Lopez is coming off a second round knockout victory to beat easily the best boxer from Ghana, and he’s now produced knockouts in six of his last seven fights. Lopez will now defend his new IBF lightweight title while snagging the biggest victory of his career. Lopez is a 23-year-old American who stands at 5’8”, has a 68.5-inch reach and an orthodox stance. Lopez is a flashy boxer who will taunt his opponent and then land a nasty combination that drops them. Lopez has legit knockout power in either hand and works the body well. Lopez has some decent head movement and has shown to be an effective counterpuncher when his opponent actually looks to be the aggressor. The questions here is that Lopez has fought a lot of subpar fighters, so it’s hard to really judge his ability, and he does leave himself open a lot with his hands always so low. Win or lose, we’re going to learn a lot about Lopez in this fight. This will be Lopez’s second career fight in Nevada.

Lomachenko should be the clear favorite in this fight considering he has far less question marks. Lomachenko has proven himself at all levels, and there’s few who cut the ring off and go to work like he does. Lopez has defensive concerns and his footwork has looked a bit slow at times. I’m not driving the Lopez bandwagon just yet. However, boxing is one of the more predictable sports and it’s not often you get a fight that could go either way. It’s hard to find betting value on boxing lines unless playing props. And while Lomachenko should be the pick and is the safer bet, there’s no doubt Lopez has the punching power and the raw talent to win this fight. Lopez has a punchers chance, especially when we saw Lomachenko get dropped by Jorge Linares a couple of years ago.

Because we don’t get a lot of live underdogs in the sport of boxing these days, I’ll take a shot with Lopez and the plus money.

Randy’s PickTeofimo Lopez +285

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The pick in this article is the opinion of the writer, not a Sports Chat Place site consensus.