Bet Chavez Jr. vs Duddy Fight Odds

Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. vs. John Duddy match is a boxing event that will be held on June 26th on PPV. This middleweight fight is going to have ten rounds and is going to take place at The Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas.

The fight is promising a good show and this is due to the level of the fighters. On one side we have Julio Cesar Chavez, 41-0-1 (30 KOs) and on the other side we have Duddy, 29-1 (18 KOs) who is also a very experienced fighter.

The odds of the fight are in favor of Chavez who is very well prepared to win this fight. On the other hand, John Duddy is having a late performance in my opinion below te required level and that is why his odds are getting up to +250 to win this fight.

Here we can see a little wrap up of the winning record from each of the fighters that will take part of this fight.

Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.

• Total fights: 42
• Wins: 41
• Wins by KO: 30
• Losses: 0
• Draws: 1
• No contests: 0

John Duddy

• Total fights: 30
• Wins: 29
• Wins by KO: 18
• Losses: 1
• Draws: 0
• No contests: 0

Julio César Chávez Carrasco (born February 16, 1986 in Culiacán, Sinaloa), is a Mexican boxer, known in the English-speaking world as Julio César Chávez, Jr. He comes from a family who are avid fans of boxing: he is the son of Legendary Boxing Champion Julio César Chávez. He was born when his father held the WBC World Championship at Junior Lightweight. Chávez Jr. has a brother who also is a top prospect Omar Chávez.

John Francis Duddy on the other hand (born June 19th, 1979, Derry, Northern Ireland) is an Irish middleweight professional boxer. Duddy fights under the nickname of Ireland's John Duddy or The Derry Destroyer. Duddy has lost once in 30 bouts which is an impressive standard for his career, but despite this record, he is the underdog for this fight. He is the former IBA World and WBC Continental Americas middleweight title holder.

2010 Chavez Jr. vs Duddy Results

Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. had a great fight against John Duddy. Both fighters finished the 12 rounds of the match, but Chavez was the best on every single one of them. Chavez proved to everyone that he could take the New York based Irish boxer and all his power. Duddy tried to get Chavez but his efforts were not enough to take him down, he did not have any opportunity to get ahead of Chavez Jr.   Julio Cesar hit Duddy with both hands and was easily and evidently making Duddy suffered, at the end the scores were not a surprise.
  
Scores: 120-108, 117-111 and 116-112 all in favor of Chavez winning the WBC silver middleweight title and running his record to 41-0-1-1NC. Duddy dropped his to 29-2.

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