Played him small at +330. Don't think he'll win, but +330 is too high.
From what Ive seen of Zab, he's motivated entirely by the money. When he's ranked high and respected, he fights lazy and stupid, and puts out stinkers against journeyman.
When his rpeutation (meanings profitability) is in question, he pulls out terrific performances, at least in the early rounds. Mayweather, Cotto, Spinks, whenever he absolutely needs a good showing, he shows up.
He has a big speed advantage over Margo, and 1-punch KO power, but is reluctant to pull the trigger. Mentally unpredictable and quick to give up..
I expect him to lose by late TKO, but +330 is worth it.
On that note, I also played over 8.5 at +110. I think Judah is just desperate enough to hang in there, if for no other reason than to maintain some credibility and get more big fights and paydays. I see him giving up mentally after 6th or 7th, but hanging around until 10 or 11, similar to the Cotto fight.
Tough to call ov/und, I'd recommend just playing the dog.
From what Ive seen of Zab, he's motivated entirely by the money. When he's ranked high and respected, he fights lazy and stupid, and puts out stinkers against journeyman.
When his rpeutation (meanings profitability) is in question, he pulls out terrific performances, at least in the early rounds. Mayweather, Cotto, Spinks, whenever he absolutely needs a good showing, he shows up.
He has a big speed advantage over Margo, and 1-punch KO power, but is reluctant to pull the trigger. Mentally unpredictable and quick to give up..
I expect him to lose by late TKO, but +330 is worth it.
On that note, I also played over 8.5 at +110. I think Judah is just desperate enough to hang in there, if for no other reason than to maintain some credibility and get more big fights and paydays. I see him giving up mentally after 6th or 7th, but hanging around until 10 or 11, similar to the Cotto fight.
Tough to call ov/und, I'd recommend just playing the dog.
