Next Saturday, January 27th, we will witness an electrifying showdown between two formidable fighters at the Footprint Center in Phoenix, Arizona. We are talking about the fight of the super middleweight category between the Mexican Jaime Munguía and the Englishman John Ryder.
There is no doubt that we will be witnessing a clash of titans at the Footprint Center, as both fighters will jump into the ring to get an excellent victory and thus start 2024 on the right foot.
In 2023, Jaime Munguia fought only once, but it was quite impressive. The Mexican boxer from Tijuana defeated Sergiy Derevyanchenko, and for many, it was considered one of the best fights of the season. Now, the Mexican makes his return to the ring in front of another fighter who is ready to put on a good show in Arizona, the Englishman John Ryder.
Will Munguia continue his unbeaten streak and solidify his position as a leading middleweight contender? Or can Ryder bounce back, using his ring skills and resilience to claim victory on this momentous night? One thing is for sure: the Footprint Center will witness an unforgettable confrontation between two brave warriors.
When and where?
Saturday, January 27th, 8:00 pm ET at the Footprint Center in Phoenix, Arizona
Ring walks time:
(Estimated) 11:00 pm ET
Moneyline odds:
Jaime Munguía 1.28
John Ryder 4.105
Where Can I Watch it?
Why Bet on Jaime Munguía?
Jaime Munguía, sporting an impressive record of 42 wins with 33 knockouts, enters the ring with an air of invincibility. The Mexican fighter has accumulated an impeccable record, showing his power and skills on his way to the top. In what looks to be a pivotal bout for Munguía in his quest for a world title shot, the Mexican is a clear favorite to win.
Munguia’s last win was against Sergiy Derevyanchenko in June 2023, proving he is a force to be reckoned with in the middleweight division.
Why Bet on John Ryder?
Challenging Munguia is the resilient Englishman John Ryder, who has faced his share of ups and downs inside the squared circle. With a record of 32 wins and six losses, he has proven time and again that he possesses the heart of a warrior. Ryder, a 35-year-old boxer, earned his historic victory over Daniel Jacobsen in 2022 by split decision.
Considering that he made his professional debut in 2010, three years before Munguía, he has more experience in general, but his record and current form make him the underdog in this fight.
However, Ryder’s last fight, a loss to pound-for-pound king Canelo Alvarez in the fifth round in May 2023, proves his willingness to take on the best in the business.
Final Betting Analysis: Jaime Munguía vs. John Ryder
As these two skilled fighters lock horns, the outcome of this matchup is far from certain. Munguia’s relentless attack, combined with his unwavering power, poses a significant threat to Ryder’s chances. However, Ryder’s determination and experience cannot be underestimated, which makes this clash an intriguing battle of styles and strategies.
This 12-round fight between Munguía and Rider is promoted by Golden Boy Promotions in collaboration with Matchroom Boxing. With the potential to fight Canelo Alvarez, former super welterweight world champion, Munguía is now aiming to make a name for himself in the super middleweight division. In addition, the Mexican has a complicated commitment ahead of him, but he could have the opportunity to challenge the undisputed champion at 168 pounds this year.
In addition to being a crucial fight for Munguía, the fight against Ryder offers him the opportunity to prove to the fans that he is the idol they have come to support and to improve his record, which currently stands at 42-0.
The Mexican should have everything to take the victory and get on the way to a possible battle with Canelo for the 168-pound world title. We believe the duel will end with a KO in the sixth round.
Go for a victory for Munguía at 1.28. If you bet $100 at such odds, you could get a $28.00 win for a total payout of $128.
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