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Our picks for George Kambosos v Devin Haney Card

4 years ago - Sportingbase

The long-awaited blockbuster match-up between George Kambosos Jr and Devin Haney for all the lightweight belts is less than 24 hours away.

While Kambosos initially missed weight, he spent another hour-and-a-half to make the championship limit. He is certain it didn’t affect him.

It’s probably the toughest match-up to pick, but here’s our list for tomorrow’s bouts:

George Kambosos Jr v Devin Haney; lightweight

As I said it’s a difficult bout to pick and Aussies will be disappointed with my selection but I think Kambosos’ reign ends after a short stint as the “emperor”.

Haney is at $1.64 whereas Kambosos sits at $2.35. I think that properly reflects the value of both fighters and a smart bet is Haney on the money line because he should earn a decision victory but a late TKO is on the cards.

Our Pick

Another Kambosos upset wouldn’t be unsurprising but the extra time having to make weight could play a factor both mentally and physically. – BET HERE

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Jason Maloney vs. Aston Palicte; Bantamweight

A good match-up for Jason Maloney in Australia, a relatively easy pick here, Maloney will get the win on his way to earning another title shot.

Our Pick

A good value bet is Moloney by KO/TKO at $3.05. – BET HERE

Junior Fa vs. Lucas Browne; Heavyweight

This is an interesting one. Lucas Browne on paper should get the win but Junior Fa is a difficult task and I think we’ll see Fa finish this quite early.

There’s a reason Fa is the betting favourite and by a significant margin.

Our Pick

Fa KO/TKO $1.28. – BET HERE

Andrew Moloney vs. Alexander Espinoza, Super Flyweight

Jason’s brother Andrew is another wide favourite and like his brother he’ll walk away with the win.

Our Pick

After returning to the winner’s circle following a difficult period where he was arguably robbed against Joshua Franco, Maloney at $2.75 for a KO/TKO is the best pick I can find here. – BET HERE

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