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Because if only Manny Pacquiao can have the same revenues inside the Philippines, then he could've done that already because aside from having the crowd advantage, he will be no longer needed to adjust in a certain country just to train.

That's a good point. He has to travel to the US to get used to the altitude. Making money abroad though he will be taxed by the US law and back to the Philippines, he will also be taxed. A huge pain in the ass.

By the way, Inoue Naoya By KO is 2.07. Could the odd go to worse like 1.50 as the date approaches? Go big or go home kind of opportunity I think since it always going to be a KO with Inoue but this time he is inflating his weight.

2.07? That's already a huge and very attractive odds though. I don't see it going to 1.50 though, might be just 1.9x or something, but it wouldn't go down that hard as maybe the sports bookies think that Inoue will be having a hard time to knockout the champion.

Fulton went full 12 rounds against the volume punching of Brandon Figueroa and there are moments that I thought that he will go down. But Fulton was able to withstand that power and volume and survived without any damage. And that's why the odds for a knockout is around 2.x and again, attractive odds if we can see the Monster Inoue again.

I'm going to take that 2.07 odds. We're talking about Inoue, who has a high KO rate, so if he wins, it's most likely to be via KO. Even at 1.80, I would still be willing to take that bet. Fulton is the champion, so I'm sure he has the pride to fight and not just look like a punching bag against Inoue. I know it's still a gamble, but judging from history, I believe a KO win has a higher chance of happening.

Yes, I will surely take advantage of that odds while the line is still playing at 2.00 plus because we never know if that line will maintain or will make a movement in the upcoming weeks.

Besides, IIRC, that line is big and decent already compared to the past fights of Inoue and it is surely worth it knowing that Inoue is at the height of his prime.