[Boxing, Mexico] 6.2/ 23:00 Austin Trout- Juan Garcia
Posted: 06 Feb 2021 17:51
[Boxing, Mexico] 6.2/ 23:00 Austin Trout- Juan Garcia
Austin was the runner-up to make the 2004 U.S. Olympic Boxing Team. He would finish his amateur career with a final record of 163–42–1. In professional career he holds record of 38 wins (18 by stoppage) and 5 loses. But EVERY of these lose came from absolutely top fighters and in most of these fights he was really good, loses by just a little (including lose to Canelo). So I am confident he still must be considered as a boxer who belongs to top. Here he gets a fight for a 'quick win'. He gets a 'journeyman' who is from a weight-class below so power will be definitely on Tout side, furthermore Juan Armando Garcia lost 7 times in his career and 4 times by knockout so I expect here a fast job done of Austin.
under 5,5 rounds @1,85 Bet365
Austin was the runner-up to make the 2004 U.S. Olympic Boxing Team. He would finish his amateur career with a final record of 163–42–1. In professional career he holds record of 38 wins (18 by stoppage) and 5 loses. But EVERY of these lose came from absolutely top fighters and in most of these fights he was really good, loses by just a little (including lose to Canelo). So I am confident he still must be considered as a boxer who belongs to top. Here he gets a fight for a 'quick win'. He gets a 'journeyman' who is from a weight-class below so power will be definitely on Tout side, furthermore Juan Armando Garcia lost 7 times in his career and 4 times by knockout so I expect here a fast job done of Austin.
under 5,5 rounds @1,85 Bet365