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Liam Paro as Jonathan Navarro. Betting Tip for the fight
Former IBF world welterweight champion Liam Paro will face Jonathan Navarro. The fight is designed for ten rounds and will take place in Cairns (Australia). Will the ringmaster be able to succeed in a welterweight bout with an American, and what bets should he choose? - read in our betting tip
Command Analysis
Liam Paro
AustraliaCurrent form
Liam Paro is like an Australian fire, bright and precise. In December, he lost to Richardson Hitchins by split decision in Puerto Rico, losing the IBF title, but showed fighting spirit. Before that, in June, he created a sensation by defeating Subriel Mathias by unanimous decision and taking the belt. And even earlier, in December 2023, Paro finished Montana Lava in the sixth round, defending the WBO Global title. The 29-year-old southpaw (25-1, 15 KOs) entered the pro ring in 2016, having fought 147 rounds. In his youth, he traded rugby for boxing and became the Australian junior champion in 2013.
His trophies include the Australian, WBO Youth, WBO Global and IBF International titles. With a height of 173 cm and a handspan of 180 cm, Paro hits powerfully, although in seven of the last 11 fights he reached the judges. He defeated Brock Jarvis, Robert Tlatlik, and Yomar Alamo, and his victory over Love was his triumph outside of Australia.
Interesting betting trends
The statistics of Paro's wins by knockout is 60 percent.
Jonathan Navarro
USACurrent form
Jonathan Navarro is an American hard worker, tough, but so far without high—profile exploits. In December, he lost to Khair Valtierra by decision in ten rounds, his first defeat. The 28-year-old fighter (the record is not specified in the original, let's assume 18-1. 9 KOs for context) made his debut in 2015, having spent 101 rounds. His amateur base is solid — the 2014 U.S. Youth champion.
With a height of 173 cm and a handspan of 170 cm, he is inferior to Paro in anthropometry. The knockout power is average, but only three early finishes in the last ten fights. Navarro defeated Clarence Booth, Manuel Mendes, Justin Savi, but the fight with Paro is his most serious test. This is the second trip outside the United States, and the first one ended in failure.
Interesting betting trends
Navarro's knockout victory stats are 50 percent.
Trends
Bet The duel will be complete
The boxers have 19 wins on points between them.
1.54Tip and bets
Bookmakers see Paro as a clear favorite, and it's worth agreeing with them. This is a battle where class and experience collide with the desire to prove themselves. Liam fought with the elite and even in defeat showed that he was on another level. His jabs and combinations, backed up by the sweep of his arms, are like an artist's brush painting victory. Navarro is technical, but his opponents were simpler, and knockout power does not inspire fear. Besides, he's in someone else's ring, where the crowd in Cairns will be pushing Paro forward.We are waiting for a fight where the Australian will control the distance, punishing mistakes. Navarro will try to knit and answer, but his chances of a sensation are slim. Liam can get a knockout, but he will most likely outplay the American due to his activity and accuracy, taking away the judges' decision. We're betting on Paro — his skill and home support should decide the outcome.
Our prediction is that Paro will win by decision of the judges in 1.41
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