This Saturday, September 4th, we have an exciting event in Los Angeles at the Crypto.com Arena.
This event has 4 matches that we are covering; including an exciting heavyweight bout in the main event, and a lightweight bout as the co-main event.
The other two bouts include a clash in the lightweight and another in the super featherweight division.
Now we look into the lightweight match between Jose Valenzuela and Jezreel Corrales, which will last 10 rounds at the most.
Boxing Preview – Jose Valenzuela vs. Jezreel Corrales Betting Odds & Free Pick – Info
When: Saturday, September 4th at 9:00 pm ET
Moneyline odds: Jose Valenzuela -900 / Jezreel Corrales +550
Draw Offs: –
Where To Watch: FOX SPORTS
Why Bet on Jose Valenzuela
Valenzuela is just 23 years old and enters the contest with a perfect mark of 12-0 with 8 Ko’s and has fought 42 rounds since making his pro debut in 2018.
He stands 5-feet-10-inches tall with a 70-inch reach. The southpaw also has the edge in power with a current knockout ratio of 66.7 percent.
This is a big step up in class for Valenzuela again following his bout with Francisco Vargas. However, Vargas is pushing 40 years old and old story when he met him.
Valenzuela’s first 11 opponents were novices and journeymen as he kicked off his pro career and made his way up the lightweight ranks.
Why Bet on Jezreel Corrales
The 31-year-old Corrales won the interim WBA World Jr Lightweight crown in 2015 and then became the full champion in April 2016 with a second-round stoppage of Takashi Uchiyama.
However, he lost the title in October 2017 when he failed to make weight in defense against Alberto Machado; then was stopped in the eighth round.
Since then he’s stopped Onalvi Sierra in the second round, lost to Ladarius Miller by 10-round split decision, lost to Chris Colbert by 12-round unanimous decision, stopped Miguel Martinez in the first round, and got decision wins over Jesus Bravo and Madueno in his last fights.
This means Corrales will enter the fight with a record of 26-4 with 10 Ko’s.
Final Betting Analysis – Jose Valenzuela vs. Jezreel Corrales
Corrales is a bit of an awkward boxer and there are question marks about his chin, power, and rule-bending habits in the ring but he’s a good test for the youngster Valenzuela.
We believe that if Valenzuela utilizes his edge in size and power and stays aggressive then he should be able to pass this test with a close win over Corrales.
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