1. Kell Brook Vs Errol Spence
2. Kell Brook Vs Spence
3. Spence Vs Brook Odds College Football
4. Errol Spence Vs Brooks

Errol Spence Jr. All Odds: 12:00. All Odds: 12:00. Vasyl Lomachenko. All Odds: Get betting odds here for all upcoming and potential boxing bouts, with a variety of markets including round betting, method of victory and much more. Spence's welterweight resume of having beaten Kell Brook, Lamont Peterson, Mikey Garcia, Shawn Porter and now Garcia badly trumps Crawford's piecemeal assortment of faded former champions and stay.

On Saturday, November 14^th, Top Rank Boxing brings us the “Leave No Doubt” event live from the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada. This boxing card features the undefeated Terence Crawford defending his WBO welterweight title against Kell Brook.

The co-main event of the night is a world title rematch as Joshua Franco defends his newly won WBA junior bantamweight title against the man he beat it for Andrew Moloney.

As of this writing, Top Rank is still putting together the final details to the undercard. The main card is set to begin at 10PM ET on ESPN.

Boxing betting sites have released odds for the two main event bouts. Let’s step into the ring to examine these odds, identify any potential value, and TKO our predictions.

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— Top Rank Boxing (@trboxing) November 7, 2020

Joshua Franco vs Andrew Moloney

• Joshua Franco (-175)
• Andrew Moloney (+138)

The co-main event of the night is a 12 round contest for Franco’s WBA junior bantamweight/super flyweight title.

In their first fight, Joshua Franco opened as +650 underdog and closed with odds ranging from +205 to +430. In the rematch, Franco is a -175 favorite.

Andrew Moloney opened as a massive -1429 favorite in the first bout and closed with odds ranging from -247 to -809. He’s currently a +138 underdog in this rematch.

Franco vs Moloney Preview

Details	Joshua Franco	Andrew Moloney
Age	25	29
Height	5’5”	5’5”
Reach	67”	65”
Total Fights	20	22
Record	17-1-2	21-1
Knockouts	8	14

Their first fight took place in June and it was a very competitive contest for the first eight rounds. The action was back and forth. However, Franco ramped it up a notch in the latter rounds and knocked down Moloney in the 11^th round.

His knockdown sealed the win as Franco scored a unanimous decision victory. The three judges scored it 113-115, 112-115, and 113-114.

Moloney’s camp didn’t make any excuses. They immediately exercised the rematch clause and went right back to work in preparing for this rematch.

And New!

Joshua Franco upsets Andrew Moloney to become WBA super flyweight champ. #MoloneyFrancopic.twitter.com/uZP9Hikbb7

— ESPN Ringside (@ESPNRingside) June 24, 2020

Moloney came out strong in their first bout as he arguably won the first four or five rounds. He put the pressure on and was beating Franco to the punch. It looked as if things were going to go as predicted. But, Franco made some adjustments, evened up the rounds on the scorecards and then pulled away.

That was Moloney’s first title defense as he won the interim belt in November 2019 by defeating Elton Dharry via TKO in the 8^th round due to a doctor stoppage because Dharry suffered a nasty cut.

Kell Brook Vs Errol Spence

This will be Franco’s first title defense of the WBA belt.

Who Will Win the Rematch?

All too often we see athletes make excuses when they lose. Moloney didn’t make any excuse. Instead, he acknowledged that the better man won that night. However, he is determined to avenge the first loss of his career and get the belt back:

“I’m extremely grateful that Top Rank have given me this opportunity. I’m doing everything possible to make sure that World Title comes back home with me.”

Franco already has the blueprint to beat Moloney, so Andrew is going to have to change things up. I believe the best adjustment he can make is to box from the outside.

Moloney has a great jab and was using it effectively in the first half of their June bout. Yet, he got sucked into too many inside exchanges where Franco is very good at. In fact, he is the better fighter on the inside which isn’t something that Moloney is accustomed to seeing.

The best way for Moloney to win this fight is to jab, hit the one-two combos, and get out of the pocket. Basically, a stick and move approach that keeps him at a comfortable distance. Moloney does have a two inch reach advantage.

Like their first encounter, I believe this rematch will be just as exciting. With that said, I’m taking Andrew Moloney to win this bout via unanimous decision. I see Moloney making the necessary adjustments to beat the rugged Mexican fighter in Franco. I also like his odds as the underdog.

Terence Crawford vs Kell Brook

• Terence Crawford (-1439)
• Kell Brook (+700)

The unbeaten, pound for pound #1 boxer Terence Crawford will put his WBO welterweight title on the line against Kell Brook in a 12 round contest.

Brook enters this contest as a large underdog with odds ranging from +660 to +1400. This is the first time that Brook will be an underdog since his 2017 bout against Errol Spence. He actually opened as a favorite, but closed at +125 odds.

Crawford has been a boxing betting favorite for many years now. He’s listed at a range of -1400 to -2500, but I expect these odds to go up. In his previous fight versus Kavaliauskas, Crawford opened at -800, but closed as high as -5000.

Crawford vs Brook Preview

Kell Brook Vs Spence

Details	Terence Crawford	Kell Brook
Age	33	34
Height	5’8”	5’9”
Reach	74”	69”
Total Fights	36	41
Record	36-0	39-2
Knockouts	27	27

For the first time since fighting Errol Spence Jr. in May 2017, Kell Brook returns to the welterweight division.

He spent his last three fights competing in the super welterweight division where he went 3-0 with three straight knockouts. Brook last fought in February and defeated Mark Deluca via 7^th round KO.

Brook also fought in the middleweight division when he took on GGG in June 2016. Unfortunately, he lost via 5^th round TKO. Spence also stopped Brook via 11^th round KO, which gave him consecutive losses and the first of his career.

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— Top Rank Boxing (@trboxing) November 6, 2020

This bout also marks the first time that Brook has fought outside of the UK since August 2014 when he defeated Shawn Porter in California via majority decision to capture the IBF welterweight belt.

Brook is very focused on this fight as it’s a chance to win his second welterweight championship:

“It is just me and him in there and it is going to be a ‘pick them’ fight this one because he’s one hell of a fighter and I believe I belong up there as among the best in the world, and I have to go out and show the people watching this fight that I am. Every second of the fight I am going to be tunnelled in, I am going to be focused to produce the win of my life.”

Crawford Coming off Long Layoff

For Crawford, he hasn’t fought since beating Egidijus Kavaliauskas via 9^th round TKO in December 2019. This 11 month layoff is the longest of his career. There are some critics wondering how Crawford will look especially in the early portions of this contest against a bigger fighter.

Crawford has won seven straight fights via TKO/KO. He was the former undisputed junior welterweight champion having won all the belts in a unification fight against Viktor Postol in July 2016. That was the last time he went the distance in a bout.

In August 2018, Crawford made the jump up to welterweight and defeated Jeff Horn for the WBO welterweight title via 9^th round TKO.

This weekend’s bout will be the 4^th title defense for Crawford. The champ recognizes that he’s taking on a dangerous opponent and is preparing for the best Brook possible:

“He has everything to gain and nothing to really lose. In those types of moments, it wakes up a different animal and beast in a person. I’m preparing for the best Kell Brook we could possibly prepare for.”

Can Brook Pull off the Upset?

Spence Vs Brook Odds College Football

Brook will be the bigger fighter of the two as he’s more of a super welterweight or middleweight than a welterweight. Crawford has come up from lightweight to welterweight whereas Brook has come down.

There’s no rehydration clause or second day weight restriction for Brook. So, he could put on at least 10 pounds by the time these athletes step into the ring. Crawford might still have the reach advantage, but Brook will have the size and power advantages.

With that said, Crawford is still the better boxer between the two. He might not have the power advantage that he’s had in the last few fights, but he will have the advantage in technical skills, footwork and athleticism.

I have no doubt that Crawford will win this fight. The only question is when. I see Crawford using movement and hand speed to pick apart Brook and avoid fighting in the proverbial phone booth. I doubt he will allow Brook to get him against the ropes.

I expect Crawford to stick and move, circle the ring and fight from a comfortable distance where he sets up some power shots.

Over/Under for Crawford vs Brook

There are numerous Over/Unders listed for this bout from O/U 3.5 rounds to an O/U of 9.5 rounds.

I like the Over/Under of 7.5 rounds with the Over at -175 and the Under at +125.

I believe this fight will go into the championship rounds since Brook will have the size advantage. Crawford has gone to the 9^th round or further in five of his last eight contests including three of his last four.

There’s also an O/U of 9.5 rounds with the over set at -135 to +110. If you feel like I do that this fight will go into the double digit rounds then this is a good option as well. However, I like the value of the Over 7.5 rounds best.

Crawford vs Brook Method of Decision

As usual, we have decision or TKO/KO, DQ as the methods of decision for this bout.

Will the Fight Go the Distance?

• Yes (+180)
• No (-260)

As mentioned, Crawford has gone seven straight fights where he’s stopped an opponent. He has gone to the latter rounds in five of his last eight bouts. With Brook being the bigger fighter, I just don’t see Crawford getting a stoppage prior to the championship rounds.

The only way he will get the TKO/KO is by wearing down Brook with his movement and volume. That will take most of the fight to put Brook into that position.

With that said, I see Crawford cruising to a unanimous decision victory. I believe this bout will go the distance. The +180 odds will provide a nice payout.

Will Someone Get a TKO/KO?

• Crawford via TKO/KO (-250)
• Brook via TKO/KO (+1400)

As mentioned, I believe this fight will go the distance. But, I do leave open the possibility of Crawford scoring the TKO. I don’t see Brook winning this fight via any method. If you are determined to wager on a fighter to win via knockout then you have to go with Crawford.

For his career, Crawford has 27 KOs in his 36 professional fights including seven in a row.

What’s Next for Crawford if He Wins?

The biggest knock against Crawford is his lack of wins over big name opponents. However, that’s not due to Terence avoiding top fighters. In fact, it’s been the opposite. Other champs just haven’t wanted to fight Crawford.

All of that is expected to change after this weekend’s bout. Top Rank owner Bob Arum has emphatically stated that Crawford will have a big time fight in his next bout and it will be against either Spence or Pacquiao:

“The next fight is going to be, as far as I can control things, we’re not going to fool around, it’s going to be Pacquiao or Spence.”

A fight against Pacquiao, one of the best boxers of all time, will most likely take place in the Middle East next year. A bout against Spence would be in America most likely in Vegas or Texas. Either way, Crawford will finally get the big name fight that he deserves. I would pick him to win either fight.

Full Card for Crawford vs Brook

• (C)Terence Crawford vs Kell Brook in a 12 round WBO welterweight title fight
• (c)Joshua Franco vs Andrew Moloney in a 12 round WBA junior bantamweight title bout
• Joshua Greer Jr vs Edwin Rodriguez in an 8 round bantamweight clash
• Tyler Howard vs KeAndrae Leatherwood in an 8 round middleweight contest
• Elvis Rodriguez vs TBA in an 8 round junior welterweight bout
• Raymond Muratalla vs TBA in an 8 round lightweight fight
• Duke Ragan vs TBA in a 4 round featherweight clash
• Vegas Larfield vs Juan Alberto Flores in a 4 round bantamweight contest

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Conor McGregor will take on Dustin Poirier in the main event of UFC 257 this month as the pair clash almost seven years after their first meeting at featherweight, a bout the Irishman won via first-round knockout.

It’s been a chaotic year for McGregor, who has not fought in 12 months since dismantling Donald Cerrone in just 40 seconds.

McGregor frustrated Dana White during negotiations thereafter, with the Covid-19 pandemic affecting the star’s compensation, leading to another apparent retirement.

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Khabib Nurmagomedov is seemingly off the radar for now, having retired following his victory over Justin Gaethje in October and the passing of his father.

And without the unbeaten Russian, the lightweight division is now wide open: Gaethje remains the No. 1 contender, with Poirier second, Charles Oliveira third and McGregor fourth.

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Former Bellator champion and UFC newcomer Michael Chandler has also added intrigue to the division and will take on Dan Hooker in the co-main event at UFC 257.

But the fight with the biggest impact at 155lbs is set to be McGregor vs Poirier, which is taking place six years after the Irishman knocked out ‘The Diamond’ in the first round of their clash at featherweight.

Here is everything you need to know about the seismic bout.

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When and where is the fight?

The fight is on 23 January on top of the bill at UFC 257. It will take place on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi. White has confirmed that approximately 2,000 fans will be able to attend the card at the Etihad Arena.

The main card is expected to begin at 3am GMT (Sunday morning), with the prelims before that starting at 1am GMT. The early prelims will get under way at 11.15pm GMT on Saturday night.

What TV channel is it on and how can I watch?

UK fans can watch the main card on BT Sport Box Office HD, as well as the broadcaster’s site and app, for a fee of £19.95.

The prelims will air to BT Sport subscribers for free.

In the US, the main card will air on ESPN+, which – along with ESPN – will show the prelims. Both channels will also air the early prelims, as will UFC’s Fight Pass.

How much will each fighter make?

Poirier has a disclosed purse of $1million – already the biggest payday of his career – plus a share of the pay-per-view revenue. ‘The Diamond’s PPV share is not expected to be substantial, however.

McGregor, meanwhile, has a disclosed purse of $5m plus a share of the PPV. The Irishman’s share will no doubt be much greater than his opponent’s and it is thought that it could bolster his overall earnings for the fight to around $20m.

What is McGregor’s net worth?

McGregor’s net worth is in the region of $48m according to Forbes, who ranked the 32-year-old at No. 53 on their Celebrity 100 list for 2020 and No. 16 on their list of highest-paid athletes in the world last year.

Forbes break the overall figure down to $32m in winnings and $16m in endorsements.

As such, ‘Notorious’ is by far the most financially successful mixed martial artist in the history of the sport.

What is the full card?

Errol Spence Vs Brooks

Main card

Conor McGregor vs Dustin Poirier (lightweight)

Dan Hooker vs Michael Chandler (lightweight)

Jessica Eye vs Joanne Calderwood (women’s flyweight)

Matt Frevola vs Arman Tsarukyan (catchweight)

Marina Rodriguez vs Amanda Ribas (women’s strawweight)

Prelims

Brad Tavares vs Antonio Carlos Jr (middleweight)

Julianna Pena vs Sara McCann (women’s bantamweight)

Khalil Rountree Jr vs Marcin Prachnio (light heavyweight)

Early prelims

Andrew Sanchez vs Makhmud Muradov (middleweight)

Nik Lentz Movsar Evloev (catchweight)

Amir Albazi vs Zhalgas Zhumagulov (flyweight)

Odds

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McGregor: 4/9

McGregor by knockout: 4/5

McGregor by submission: 33/1

McGregor on points: 13/2

Poirier: 7/4

Poirier by knockout: 7/2

Poirier by submission: 10/1

Poirier on points: 6/1

Draw: 50/1