Canelo vs. GGG III Betting Odds Now Up

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Canelo vs. GGG III Betting Odds Now Up

Canelo Alvarez is going to “warm up” against 40-year-old Gennadiy Golovkin before he exercises a rematch with Dmitry Bivol.

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Alvarez confirmed the trilogy fight against GGG on Monday, and odds were immediately released by our team. We made Alvarez a -350 favorite against Golovkin, who is listed as a +260 underdog.

These odds imply Alvarez has a 77.8% probability of defeating his arch rival over many years. Canelo and GGG fought to a draw in 2017 before defeating Golovkin by majority decision a year later.

A couple of weeks ago, following Alvarez’s loss to Bivol, oddsmakers made Canelo a +160 underdog for that rematch.

Fight Odds

Gennadiy Golovkin +260

Canelo Alvarez -350
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Canelo Alvarez +160

Dmitry Bivol -200

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