Manny Pacquiao vs. Joshua Clottey: Latest Odds
Manny Pacquiao vs. Joshua Clottey still featured gruesome odds of -750 favoring Pacquiao heading into Saturday afternoon. This fight goes off Saturday night in Dallas, Texas. BetUS.com (see website here) was offering odds on the fight with Clottey promising a near $500 payout for every $100 bet should there be an upset.
Some great Manny Pacquiao vs. Joshua Clottey fight props offer much better value and include the following:
* Manny Pacquiao by KO, TKO or Disqualification -150
* Manny Pacquiao by Decision or Technical Decision +140
* Joshua Clottey by KO, TKO or Disqualification +750
* Joshua Clottey by Decision or Technical Decision +1000
* Draw or Technical Draw +3500
Before betting on this fight, you should be made aware of some startling stats.
Pacquiao's only loss in a world championship bout was a third-round KO suffered against Medgoen Singsurat back in September of 1999.
Pacquiao has fought twice in the state of Texas before. First he stopped Marco Antonio Barrera in eleven rounds at the Alamodome on Novgember 15, 2003, then he knocked out Jorge Solis in eight rounds at the same location on April 14, 2007.
Of Pacquiao's 38 knockout wins, 23 of them (60.5%) have taken place in the first four rounds. Only five of them (13.2%) happened between rounds 9-12. Saturday's bout is scheduled for 12 rounds.
Before his November 2003 bout with Jeffrey Hill in New York, Clottey had never fought in the United States. Since then, he has never fought OUTSIDE the United States.
Of Clottey's 20 knockout wins, nine of them (or 45%) have taken place within the first two rounds. he has only stopped one fighter beyond the sixth round.
Clottey has fought six times within the last three years, and only once in the last 19 months.
Clottey has fought five times against opponents who have been world champions at one time or another. By contrast, Pacquiao's last ten fights have come against world champions.
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Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com, Charles Jay of BetUS.com
