Robert Guerrero vs Yoshihiro Kamegai Betting Odds

Robert Guerrero vs Yoshihiro Kamegai Betting Odds have Guerrero -700 “Chalk”

Carson, CA – Robert Guerrero will make his ring return Saturday night on Showtime Boxing in a 10-round contest against Japanese contender Yoshihiro Kamegai. Robert Guerrero vs Yoshihiro Kamegai Betting Odds have Guerrero -700. Kamegai, 24-1-1, 21 KO’s, is a rock-em-sock em slugger that has made his bones on the ESPN2 Boxing circuit and will be collecting $75,000 for his services. Guerrero, 31-2, 18 KO’s, will be making his comeback for a coll $1-million after getting outclassed by Floyd Mayweather Jr. Despite losing to Mayweather “The Ghost” still ranks #29 on ESPN2 NEWS pound-4-pound list. Our Expert Boxing Picks sharps give a away a free prediction for this Showtime Boxing undercard. Robert Guerrero vs Yoshihiro Kamegai Betting Odds have Guerrero -700 (Bet $7000 to win $1000) SPORTS BETTING ONLINE

Robert Guerrero – Boxer: The sturdy 5’8″ southpaw Boxer/Puncher Guerrero, 31, is a gifted offensive technician that throws riveting combinations. Guerrero is a strong puncher with good hand-speed, footwork, stamina and all-around boxing skill. Guerrero has a mean streak and fights well in the trenches with his primary weapon being a vicious left uppercut. Defensively, Guerrero has good ring vision and counterpunching skill along with an excellent chin. On the downside, “The Ghost” can be a little too available to punches defensively, especially the uppercut. Guerrero has filled in well to his welterweight frame but he only checks in about 3 Lbs. over the welterweight limit on fight night at 150 Lbs. Guerrero’s best fights at 135+ are against champions: Andre Berto UD12 Joel Casamayor UD10 and a UD12 loss to Floyd Mayweather Jr.

Yoshihiro Kamegai – Boxer: The lanky 5’10” Japanese bomber Kamegai, 31,  is a slugger that does not know how to take a step back. A strong 156 Lbs. on fight night, Kamegai swings for the fences and has a big left hook that he launches often. Kamegai is a never stay die warrior that fights hard for all three minutes. Kamegai leaves himself wide open defensively at times and really does not know how to blend his offense with his defense. Kamegai glues his hands to his face and plods forward, devoid of any real ring science. Kamegai has a record of 1-1-1, 1 KO, in his U.S. fights against B-level competition. Robert Guerreo vs Yoshihiro Kamegai Betting Odds Over/Under is at 9.5 Rounds with the Over at -350

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Expert Boxing Picks Analysis: Guerrero is a much classier fighter than the brawler from overseas and should score a stoppage win in his comeback fight.  Kamegai is very hittable and Guerrero can crack pretty good. Bet Guerrero will outclass the game Japanese puncher via KO by the 8th or 9th frame.

Expert Boxing Picks Free Play: Robert Guerrero -700 moneyline