The clock continues to tick closer and closer to the main Boxing odds event on Saturday June 28th between Manny Pacquiao and David Diaz.  The boxing odds event is going to take place at the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.  Boxing fanatics around the world are very excited for the card’s main event.  David Diaz, who is the World Boxing Council Lightweight Champion, will defend his title.  This could be the type of fight everyone is looking for and could put a charge into a rather average year of boxing.

This will be Pacquiao’s first crack in the lightweight division.  Manny is a Filipino boxer who has a lot of heart and determination.  He is still only 29 years old and has many more fights to come.  He is able to produce many powerful and accurate punches and will look to employ this strategy on Saturday.  Pacquiao is regarded by many as being one of the hardest pound for pound punchers in the sport.  He has excellent knockout ability and is very quick.  Another key quality is that for all the power that Pacquiao puts into his punches, he still manages to throw so many.  He is an action fighter and is willing to brawl with anyone.  His boxing skills continue to improve as he continues to impress.  Expect Manny to put on a great show this weekend.  Currently the Boxing Oddsmakers at SportsBetting.com have Manny Pacquiao as a huge -455 favorite heading into Saturday’s fight.

David Diaz will come into this fight with nothing to lose and that is what makes him so dangerous.  The 32 year old will be in the battle of his life and that’s exactly what he wants.  It’s going to be a dream come true for him as Diaz has earned it the hard way.  David is a former U.S. Olympian from Chicago and he has battled all the way to the top of the lightweight division.  Diaz is 43-1-1 with 17 KO’s.  These numbers are breathtaking.  His technical skills are incredible and he will come into the fight ready to rumble.  It will be an entertaining one, so make you don’t miss out on any of the action.

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