An exciting boxing card tonight promoted by the well-regarded Henry Rivalta will feature some of the best talent in South Florida boxing at the Miami Beach Resort and Spa at 7 PM ET. The main-event will feature undefeated southpaw boxer\puncher Joey Hernandez, 10-0, 3 KO’s, in an 8-round bout against Nelson Manchego, 12-8-1, 8 KO’s. Joey Hernandez is projected to be a 5-1 boxing betting favorite at Sportsbook.com in the Joey Hernandez vs Nelson Manchego fight.
Hernandez is a strong and versatile fighter that has developed nicely as a pro after a solid 36-6 
amateur career. The stocky Hernandez will be facing a more experienced and taller fighter in the 21-fight Colombian after winning the biggest fight of his career in his last fight against local prospect David Obregon. Kimbo Slice is a -600 MMA betting favorite at Sportsbook.com in the Kimbo Slice vs James Thompson fight Saturday.
The undercard is stacked with hungry fighters including the well-schooled Antwone Smith, 10-1, 6 KO’s and power punching Juan Nazario. Smith is a talented 21-year old welterweight that looks like a smaller less experienced version of Jermain Taylor and should be a profitable boxing betting investment. Juan Nazario, 6-0, 4 KO's, is an explosive puncher with an aggresive style that is crowd pleasing. Also in action is slick boxing light welterweight Richard Abril, 9-0-1, 5 KO’s, who was an excellent amateur in Cuba and has been a standout in the South Florida boxing scene.
Tough bantamweight brawler Jessy Cruz, 1-1, 0 KO’s, will be looking to rebound after the first loss of his career in a close fight with Puerto Rican amateur champion Miguel Torres. South Florida Boxing at it's best should be a treat for all fight fans in attendance at the beautiful Miami Beach Resort and Spa. Get all of the latest boxing betting and MMA betting odds at Sportsbook.com for the Joey Hernandez vs Nelson Manchego fight.
The MMA betting odds for Saturday’s Elite XC card on CBS:
Kimbo Slice (-600) vs. James Thompson (+400)
Robbie Lawler (-260) vs. Scott Smith (+200)
Gina Carano (-350) vs. Kaitlin Young (+225)
Phil Baroni (-115) vs. Joey Vilasenor (-115)
Brett Rogers (-280) vs. Jon Murphy (+220)
Carlton Haselrig (-210) vs. Carlos Moreno (+170)
