AMIR KHAN VS MARCOS MAIDANA BETTING ODDS AND FIGHT PREDICTIONS

There is a massive slate of odds available for the upcoming fight between Amir Khan and Marcos Maidana at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. Popular UK bookmaker Ladbrokes already has a massive slate of odds available for this fight, which kicks off on Saturday, December 11.
Amir Khan’s odds to win the fight are quite short and he’s considered to be the 1.36 favourite to win the fight by any method. A victory by Marcos Maidana is priced at 3.0 while the draw trades at 41.0.
You can lock in a great bet on Khan to win by KO or TKO, with Ladbrokes pricing him at 2.25 and 3.0 for a decision victory. Maidana to win by KO or TKO pays out at 3.5 while a points win is a lengthy 15.0. Clearly, Maidana’s only hope looks to be stopping Khan.
The Khan vs Maidana fight is not expected to go the distance and bookies are listing a 1.44 price on the fight to not go to the scorers. Should a decision victory be the case, you’ve got a 2.62 payout.
If you do fancy the fight to go the distance, you can lock in all sorts of interesting bets on the type of decision that would win the fight. Amir Khan to win the fight by unanimous decision is paying 3.75 while a split decision pays out at 11.0. A majority decision for Khan would pay an enormous 51.0.
Amir Khan to suffer a knockdown and still win the fight pays out at 4.5 and that may not be a bad bet if you think this one is going to be extremely close. Khan to suffer a knockdown at any point in the fight pays out at 2.25 while Maidana is trading at 1.61 to do the same. Either fighter to be knocked down at any time is a slim 1.2.
Should Amir Khan pull off another shock victory in the first minute, you can lock in a specific bet of 67.0 on Khan.  
The round betting always guarantees a solid payout if you can get it right and in a fight where it really looks like we won’t go the distance, you can lock in some tremendously good odds. Amir Khan’s favoured rounds are 9 and 10, where the Bolton-based fighter trades at 17.0. He is listed at 19.0 to win in rounds 6, 7, 8 and 11.
The longer the fight goes on, the tougher it gets for Maidana and he is best-priced at 21.0 in rounds 1 or 2.
If Amir Khan gets to fight his style of fight then I think there’s no way he loses this one. Maidana needs to win the first two rounds to have any chance at this one and you just don’t see him going the full twelve rounds. Amir Khan is training with Freddie Roach and Manny Pacquiao in the build up to the Pacquiao vs Margarito fight. This is going to give Khan a distinct edge and you can definitely see Roach deploying a very tactical gameplan to pull this one off.
Amir Khan will stop Maidana in the seventh round.