Olympic Odds Fertile Ground for Boxing Champs at SBG Global

Starting in the light weight division, over the past few decades there have been some fantastic boxers that have come out of the Olympic odds action. In 1984 Pernell Whitaker took the gold in the Olympic lines and went to dominate the weight class outside of the Olympic sports betting. The recently retired boxer maintained tremendous longevity and had a huge impact on boxing after his Olympic lines competition, boxing in several weight classes.

Then, in 1992 a fighter by the name of Oscar De La Hoya took the Olympic lines gold and then went on to become one of the great boxers of the past half-century after his Olympic odds success. Oscar went on to win world titles at several different weight classes, and then went on to become the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world for several years after the his Olympic odds success. No boxer has been more successfully promoted after Olympic lines success than De La Hoya.

Most recently, Amir Khan from the UK has entered the world boxing stage during the Olympic lines competition. Despite not winning the gold at Athens, the world took notice as he settled for silver in the Olympic sports betting. Khan has not been quite as impressive as some Olympic odds fans had hoped he would be in this pro career, but he’s still young and has much room to grow in the post Olympic lines boxing phase of his fighting career.