Main event in Schwerin.

Brant should be considered a favorite because of its hunger and greater speed. He is constantly improving, while his opponent is probably past his prime. However, Brant is untested at the highest level, so there is certainly no way away from a solid and tanned veteran like Brähmer.

It speaks for Brähmer:
Brähmer possesses vast experience. He has been on the highest level at the highest level a great deal of his career.
Brähmer has an excellent amateur background. It is possible that his technique gives him an advantage.
Brähmer is used to boxing on lightweight weight. His strength is an advantage if he manages the weight.
Brähmer is at home in Germany. Here it is often difficult for foreigners to win points.
Brant is relatively untested as a professional. He has not yet encountered significant resistance.
Brant has never hit supermellem weights. He may have problems with the extra kilos.

It speaks for Brant:
Brant still improves battle for battle, while Brähmer is a more well-developed veteran.
Brant has not yet set a foot wrong in his career. It is very possible that he is the real deal.
Brant is naturally mediumweight so he should have an advantage with his speed on his hands and feet.
Brähmer has lived a protected life in Germany in recent years. He has rarely been tested.
Brähmer lost to Cleverly, who did not have much left, so he probably is past his prime.
Brähmer has been fighting for lightweight weight for many years. Old boxers cutter rarely weight efficiently

Brant seemed to be reasonably clear underdog in this match. Unfortunately, I did not respond to this before the odds on him began to fall sharply. I have always poured into Brant, but this is not because of what he has done in the ring. Rather, my game would primarily be against Brähmer, which at this point in the career is a lot of questions. However, it seems dangerous to basically base a game on this background, as the lines look like at this time.

Brähmer has lived a protected life in Germany throughout his career. He was shame unbeaten for almost ten years until his last match, but when he was rarely tested, it has been difficult to assess his level. I played against Brähmer when he lost to Cleverly last year. Subsequently, I considered that the walker was back, but this did not fit at all. He was totally wiped out in his next fight against Jack on the Mayweather vs. McGregor, after which he retired. When Cleverly did not really have anything left, the big question poses to Brähmer. Good enough, the German was pulled because of an injury, so the result against Cleverly must not be given too much importance. The defeat itself, however, still appears quite alarming.

I think that many who have seen the original odds for this match have made the same bill as Cleverly, after which they have played against Brähmer. Now the odds have fallen a lot, why I think you should be careful. Brant has not put a foot wrong in his career, but he has not been tested at the highest level. It may be that he is the real deal, which seems possible, as the other top-seated fighters in this tournament avoided him, but it is still very unknown. No matter what Brähmer is a big step up, compare him with the resistance that the American has met so far – even though he should be past his prime.

Brähmer has booked the majority of his career at lightweight weight. On the other hand, Brant is naturally middleweight, so the difference in magnitude is another x-factor in the match. Brant has no experience with supermelk weight so this could speak to him. However, I am more concerned about Brähmer, who has not been ticking this weight for over ten years. Normally, it works far better when a young fighter is gaining weight than when an aging fighter tries to gain weight. Looking at the history books, this is rarely the way to reinvent yourself when you are in the fall of the career. I find it difficult to say how many percentages the weight moves during the match, but this is another point where Brähmer is immediately weak. On the other hand, the German possesses enormous experience, and in addition he has the home advantage, where he has always been hard to beat. I think there are too many questions in the battle that it is worth playing for the current odds.

We recommend to bet on this match: Rob Brant win @ 1.67