Brian Winter
Since the Garcia-Campbell fight was signed, Garcia has been the betting favorite, and the odds have continued to widen. As of Friday evening, Garcia was a -350 favorite, meaning you’d have to bet $350 to win $100. Campbell is a 250 underdog, which means you’d win $250 on a $100 wager. I’ve seen Garcia at -400 at other online sports books, and apparently, it’s gone even higher at other sites. Hodges, who started the day with a five-stroke lead on J.T. Poston, was up by three entering the par-5 last hole on his 65th career start. After Poston’s go-for-broke approach yielded a triple bogey, Hodges tapped in a short putt for his third birdie of the round. This is the classic“matador versus the bull” fight narrative, with Tank Davis playing the bull and Ryan Garcia the matador. The fight between Davis and Garcia promises to be the most highly anticipated and exciting matchup of the first half of the year. Both are talented and skillful boxers with impressive records, and the fight is a true toss-up. While many experts are predicting that Tank Davis has the edge due to his power and experience in the ring, it will be Garcia’s speed that will carry him to victory. Garcia will have to stay on his toes and prove to be the elusive target avoiding Tank’s punishing power.