Boxing betting online: WBC super flyweight champion Carlos “Principe” Cuadras – 32-0-1, 25 KOs – will put his belt and undefeated record on the line against Dixon Flores – 11-2-2, 3 KOs – in Sinoloa, Mexico on August 15.
The bout marks Caudras’ fourth title defense since beating Srisaket Sor Rungvisai in May 2015 to claim the strap. It will also take place in his home town of Guamachil.
CURRENT ODDS
Check our online boxing odds for the latest Cuadras-Flores money lines, and expect Caudras to be a huge favorite. This looks like a stay-busy fight for the champ against a guy that nobody’s heard of. The over/under in this 12-round bout will likely be 10.5 rounds, since Cuadras possesses uncanny knockout power for the weight class.
BREAKDOWN IN BRIEF
It’s hard to distinguish yourself as a fighter in a division like super flyweight, but Cuadras has done a pretty admirable job. Perhaps the most impressive distinction of his undefeated record is his 25 knockouts in 33 fights. It’s not common for a 115-pound fighter to have fight-ending power, but “Principe” has got it in spades.
Caudras has reportedly been training at high altitude in the Mexican mountains above Toluca, which is impressive considering that he already had great cardio to begin with. A gold medal winner from the 2007 Pan-American games, Mexican native goes into the fight fresh after beating former world champion Luis Concepcion in a unanimous decision.
Flores comes into the fight on a four-fight win streak, but take a look at the records of three of those opponents: 4-3-1, 6-19-1, 3-0-1. So yeah, it’s a bit questionable as to why such an unaccomplished fighter is receiving a title shot, but that’s boxing for you. For what it’s worth, three of those past four wins came by way of knockout.
FIGHT ANALYSIS AND PREDICTION
There’s not much to see here. Cuadras is a world champion and Flores isn’t even anywhere near the top-20 of any major organizational ranking system. Cuadras is going to be an extremely expensive bet, so you might want to parlay him to win with the under, as there’s a great chance that Dixon goes down before the final bell.
Hopefully, we’ll see a title unification bout between Cuadras, Kohei Kono, McJoe Arroyo or Noaya Inoue sometime in the near future. For now, enjoy making money on this squash match.
HOW TO BET
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