Canelo Vs Munguia Odds, Finals Betting Lines

Canelo vs. Munguia odds: Undefeated Mexican sensation Jaime Munguía will try to turn the combat sports world on its head by upsetting super middleweight titleholder Saul “Canelo” Alvarez atop the DAZN boxing pay-per-view (PPV) card TONIGHT (Sat., May 4, 2024) at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.

“It’s a great opportunity for me to make a name for myself and start a great legacy,” Munguia said on PBC Gloves Off. “Well, obviously not just any fighter gets here, in the position I’m in. Canelo is a good a fighter, he’s a very complete fighter and I think he’s dangerous for anyone — just like I’m dangerous for anyone.”

Dangerous enough to score a bookie-busting upset?

DraftKings has a laundry list of odds, specials, and prop bets for tonight’s “sweet science” showdown, with a selection of those betting lines listed below.

Moneyline
Canelo Alvarez: -525
Jaime Munguia: +380

Prop Bets
Canelo Alvarez by Decision or Technical Decision: -105
Canelo Alvarez by KO/TKO/DQ: +165
Draw: +2000
Jaime Munguia by Decision or Technical Decision: +700
Jaime Munguia by KO/TKO/DQ: +950

Specials
Either Fighter to be Knocked Down in Rounds 1-6: +190
Munguia to be Knocked Down in Rounds 1-3 or Rounds 10-12: +275
Munguia to be Knocked Down and Alvarez to Win By Decision: +320
Munguia to be Knocked Down 2+ Times: +450
Munguia to be Knocked Down in the 1st Minute of any Round: +450
Either Fighter to be Knocked Down in Rounds 1-3: +600
Alvarez to be Knocked Down in Rounds 1-3 or Rounds 10-12: +800
Munguia to be Knocked Down 2+ Times and Alvarez To Win By Decision: +1000
3 or more Knockdowns in the Fight: +1200
Munguia to be Knocked Down in Rounds 1-3 and Alvarez to Win in Rounds 4-6: +1400
Alvarez to be Knocked Down and Munguia to Win By Decision: +1400

For the entire Canelo vs. Munguia fight card and DAZN PPV lineup click here.

“This is an amazing moment and I’m really excited to show everyone what I can do,” Munguia said at the final press conference (watch it here). “Fighting on his undercard was one thing, but now I’m ready to step up to my moment. Outside the ring, Canelo has all my respect. But inside the ring, that respect goes out the window.”

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