The fight is a month away but I took Poonsawat Keirdkjfjfcjgvofijenhjdjcfiorfjdcndkd over Dunne +110. Dunne fought the fight of his life and IMO above his level v Cordoba. I don't envision a repeat performance. The Dublin crowd will be a huge boost but I see the Thai fighter taking it to him and probably stopping him. If anyone recalls the last go, the announcers ridiculously had Dunne winning the fight (on the cards) but the judges had Cordoba winning convincingly so it appears a foreigner can still take the title over there by dec.
I also couldn't resist Direll +150. Froch is one tough unrelenting Brit but IMO he has some flaws that Direll can expose. I think Direll is better, stronger and faster than JT and I don't expect him to wilt in the champinship rds...if it goes that far.
Um, I believe you misspelled one of the fighter's names. It's actually Poonsawat Krithtginneithesjltyudnald-gym.
I like Poontang as well, but I also really liked Cordoba. And when I say I really liked Cordoba, I mean I REALLY EFFIN liked him. And when I say I really effin liked him, I mean that a fight comes along once, maybe twice a year, that you are so convinced about, that you point toward it for a month. I had back-logged parlays all set, and what amounted to a HUGE bundle, for me anyway, on Cordoba. I thought he was an absolute steal at -400.
I was also betting against Dunne as much as on Cordoba. Dunne had looked average at best - weak and scrawny. Yes, the fight was in Ireland, but that didn't seems to matter when K.Martinez walked through him like he was fighting a wet paper bag.
It was the most devastating defeat I have ever suffered... Imagine how Cordoba felt. I was actually worried about him getting seriously hurt at the end there. That one punch Dunne landed, coming off the ropes, was picture perfect.
Dunne fought out of his head that night, whether he can do it again I don't know. I do like Poontang in the fight, but I am little gun shy.