Kobayashi steps into the ring with a lean record of 8 wins, 1 loss, and a reputation for tenacity. Conversely, Takada brings more experience to the battle station with 15 wins. Despite the difference in the number of bouts each has fought recently, neither boxer has knocked out their opponents previously—a stat which signals the potential for a strategically demanding contest focusing on technique over brute force.
Goki Kobayashi vs Yuni Takada Betting Odds
- Favorite: Goki Kobayashi : 1.1 (-800)
- Underdog: Yuni Takada : 6.5 (+550)
Goki Kobayashi is the clear favorite in this matchup, with odds of 1.1 or -800. This means you'd need to bet $800 on Kobayashi to win just $100 if he secures victory. Yuni Takada, the underdog, stands at 6.5 or +550, offering a potential $550 profit on a $100 bet if he pulls off an upset. The odds heavily favor Kobayashi as more likely to win, reflecting his perceived dominance in this contest. No specific odds are provided for winning methods like KO/TKO/DQ or points decisions, suggesting all betting is focused on the outright winner.
What time is Goki Kobayashi vs Yuni Takada fight
Live coverage for the Goki Kobayashi vs Yuni Takada main card will start at 04:15 AM EST on ESPN+, Sky Sports. Refer to the table below to find your local time.
Region | Date | Main Card Start Time | Goki Kobayashi vs Yuni Takada Ring Walks (approx.) |
USA and Canada (EST) | Friday, Jan. 24, 2025 | 04:15 AM | 05:15 AM |
USA and Canada (PT) | Friday, Jan. 24, 2025 | 01:15 AM | 02:15 AM |
UK and Ireland (GMT) | Friday, Jan. 24, 2025 | 08:15 AM | 09:15 AM |
Australia (AEDT) | Friday, Jan. 24, 2025 | 07:15 PM | 08:15 PM |
How and where to watch the Goki Kobayashi vs Yuni Takada Fight
You can watch Goki Kobayashi vs Yuni Takada via ESPN+, Sky Sports.
Region | Live-streaming |
USA | ESPN |
UK and Ireland | Sky Sports |
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