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Rich Franklin vs. Wanderlei Silva Fight Odds (Video)

Written by:

Don Shapiro

Published on:

Jun/23/2012

Rich Franklin vs. Wanderlei Fight Odds (Video)

Rich Franklin vs. Wanderlei Silva fight odds were available at BetDSI.com here. Remember, you can bet on this UFC 147 fight LIVE right through to the end. Franklin was getting significant public backing with a line of -170. Silva would pay $14 for every $10 bet with a win.

Don Best TV has the Frank Trigg Preview for this fight below. You can get all the latest Don Best TV betting previews here.

Don Best TV UFC/MMA expert Nick Kalikas noted that this fight could go either way but that “Franklin does have a little more left in the tank”.

Franklin was actually getting the most wagering action after Spain in the Euro 2012 and the Yankees in their game against the Mets coming into Saturday. Gambling911.com was estimating that more than 75 percent of the bets on this fight were going Franklin’s way.

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- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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