Floyd Mayweather vs. Juan Manuel Marquez Fight Odds Preview: The much anticipated return of the Pretty Boy (39-0, 25 KOs) Floyd Mayweather Jr. after a long 21-month layoff happens this Saturday night, September 19 live from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, NV.
In a clash of publicized as “Number One vs. Numero Uno”, Mayweather is out to prove that he’s still the best fighter in the world as he meets WBA and WBO Lightweight World Champion, (55-4-1, 37 KOs) Juan Manuel Marquez in a catch-weight, 12-round, 144-pound mega-bout. 
According to the best Online Boxing Betting Odds makers in the world at Bodog.com, Floyd Mayweather Jr. [+500 ML] as been listed as the favorite to defeat a very dangerous sports betting odds underdog in Juan Manuel Marquez [+300 ML]. In a sport where by experience not too many things are very clear, one thing is “crystal clear” in this Floyd Mayweather vs Juan Manuel Marquez Fight Odds Preview: whichever guy you like to be the victor, there’s some GREAT MONEYMAKING opportunities either way, just look at those MoneyLines!
With an undefeated professional boxing record, Money Mayweather comes out of retirement and into the spotlight. The former No.1 pound-for-pound fighter in the world, according to The Ring magazine from 2005-2008, Mayweather has won six World Boxing titles in five different weight classes. This fight was originally slated for July 18th at the MGM, but was postponed due to a rib injury sustain by Mayweather during training. How will the long layoff affect Pretty Boy Floyd?
His opponent is no slouch. Juan Manuel Marquez Mendez is an orthodox boxer fighting out of Mexico City, Mexico. He’s better known simple as “Dinamita”, because when he steps into the ring he just explodes. He’s the current WBA and WBO Lightweight champion as well as the reigning Ring Magazine Lightweight champ.
Manuel Marquez joined an elite class of worldly renowned Mexican fighters to become champion in three different weight classes along with Marco Antonio Barrera, Erik Morales, and the immortal, Julio Cesar Chavez. This fight will take place on Mexican Independence Day, therefore, the MGM Grand will likely be behind him in this fight, as he looks to upset the favorite and shut Mayweather’s yap once and for all.
