I bet Morales by stoppage. No way was Barrera competing at this weight after getting schelacked by Manny. All of my info was in line excepth for one. One guy went against the grain and sent me the following PRE-fight analysis:
": I watched the odds climb in Erik Morales' favor since the day they hit the sportsbook boards. I think the number has gone too far, peaking as high as -275 in recent days. Many of the 'experts' and the general public seem to think Morales will handle Marco Anonio Barrera time around. I have heard logical reasoning behind a Morales victory including his recent victories at the higher weight, MAB's jump up in weight, and MAB's devastating loss to Manny Pacquiao. This fight is about pride and legacy of two of the best fighters in Mexican
history. I think the only thing that has changed here is the date and weight. I expect a fight that closely resembles
their first encounter. This fight will go down to the championship rounds and will be left in the judges hands for a
third time. As a betting man, I am going opposite the public and picking the underdog, Barrera, by yet another razor
close decision. Looking at the selected judges for this fight, a majority draw would not suprise me." - Joey Oddessa
I had to give him his props. He's the man!
": I watched the odds climb in Erik Morales' favor since the day they hit the sportsbook boards. I think the number has gone too far, peaking as high as -275 in recent days. Many of the 'experts' and the general public seem to think Morales will handle Marco Anonio Barrera time around. I have heard logical reasoning behind a Morales victory including his recent victories at the higher weight, MAB's jump up in weight, and MAB's devastating loss to Manny Pacquiao. This fight is about pride and legacy of two of the best fighters in Mexican
history. I think the only thing that has changed here is the date and weight. I expect a fight that closely resembles
their first encounter. This fight will go down to the championship rounds and will be left in the judges hands for a
third time. As a betting man, I am going opposite the public and picking the underdog, Barrera, by yet another razor
close decision. Looking at the selected judges for this fight, a majority draw would not suprise me." - Joey Oddessa
I had to give him his props. He's the man!
