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Jose Reyes vs. Efren Hinojosa
Under 9.5 (+185) (Sportsbook)
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I don't think Reyes is getting enough credit for how strong he's looked in his last two fights, against Ivan Valle and Antonio DeMarco. Reyes knocked Valle down three times, including a punishing hook that ended matters in the 4th round. And that KO is even more impressive considering that Valle went ten competitive rounds against the talented Rolando Reyes in his next fight. Jose Reyes also impressed me against DeMarco, as he came back from a lackluster beginning of the fight, and I thought he did enough in the last half of the fight to earn a decision. DeMarco was hurt in the last rounds, and I don't think he would've survived if the bout had been 12 rounds instead of 10. DeMarco's a very good boxer-puncher, so Reyes deserves a lot of credit for this performance. Meanwhile, Hinojosa is on his last legs, as he's coming off a 4th round KO loss to Javier Castro. I watched Hinojosa against Miguel Huerta last year,and I thought he was lucky to go the distance after being floored in the second round. Tonight, I think that Reyes will take the fight to Hinojosa, who won't be willing to take 10 rounds of punishment.
Jose Reyes vs. Efren Hinojosa
Under 9.5 (+185) (Sportsbook)
1 unit
I don't think Reyes is getting enough credit for how strong he's looked in his last two fights, against Ivan Valle and Antonio DeMarco. Reyes knocked Valle down three times, including a punishing hook that ended matters in the 4th round. And that KO is even more impressive considering that Valle went ten competitive rounds against the talented Rolando Reyes in his next fight. Jose Reyes also impressed me against DeMarco, as he came back from a lackluster beginning of the fight, and I thought he did enough in the last half of the fight to earn a decision. DeMarco was hurt in the last rounds, and I don't think he would've survived if the bout had been 12 rounds instead of 10. DeMarco's a very good boxer-puncher, so Reyes deserves a lot of credit for this performance. Meanwhile, Hinojosa is on his last legs, as he's coming off a 4th round KO loss to Javier Castro. I watched Hinojosa against Miguel Huerta last year,and I thought he was lucky to go the distance after being floored in the second round. Tonight, I think that Reyes will take the fight to Hinojosa, who won't be willing to take 10 rounds of punishment.
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