This Saturday, August 6th in Fort Worth, Texas, we will have an exciting welterweight match, along with a title fight for the WBC and WBA Female Flyweight Titles in the heart of the Dickies Arena.
The main event has the American fighter, Ortiz Jr. facing the English Michael McKinson in a 12 rounds match that will keep all fans invested.
Boxing Preview – Vergil Ortiz Jr. vs. Michael McKinson Betting Odds & Free Pick – Info
When: Saturday, August 6th at 10:00 pm ET
Moneyline odds: Vergil Ortiz Jr. -1250 / Michael McKinson +700
Draw Offs: –
Where To Watch: DAZN
Why Bet on Vergil Ortiz Jr.
When Ortiz Jr. recorded the most remarkable victory of his career back in the summer, we last saw him in action.
In Frisco, he competed against former world championship contender Egidijus Kavaliauskas and won through knockout in the eighth round.
With the victory, Ortiz became just the second man to triumph over the former European champion from Lithuania.
Vergil is in excellent company with the other being Terence Crawford, who needed nine rounds to win.
That performance demonstrated Ortiz can live up to the hype and is deserving of playing at the highest level.
Why Bet on Michael McKinson
Although McKinson is more seasoned than his rival and has a perfect record, he has only won two fights by knockout.
His approach focuses on defense, speed, and awareness.
He is not a boxer who will inspire the American crowd to rise from their seats and applaud.
The Englishman is incredibly skilled at what he does and has everything he needs to put the champion to the test.
Final Betting Analysis – Vergil Ortiz Jr. vs. Michael McKinson
The speed at which these men get to the top should be the only factor separating success from failure.
The skill and unconventional approach of the British fighter will be challenged by the strength and tenacity of the Texan in what promises to be an exciting match.
Viewers will quickly understand why they consider McKinson to be the issue.
By any sense, he isn’t a spoiler, but his technique makes him challenging to strike and occasionally unappealing.
It should take a few rounds before the champion starts to find his range and land his big shots because Ortiz won’t work him out right away.
When he does start throwing power blows, it should be in the second half of the fight, and the fight will still be close.
On paper, these two men appear to be evenly matched, thus Ortiz’s strength will be what separates them.
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