Rolando Romero is a big -500 (1.20 decimal odds) favorite going in to this fight but Anthony Yigit is not in over his head. There are a few reasons why Romero is such a big favorite: He is undefeated with a perfect record of 13-0 with 11 ko’s. Romero has been active while Yigit has been inactive. Yigit has taken this fight with only 2 weeks notice. Romero has faced three southpaws before in his career and he knocked out all three in the 1st round. The over/under line for this fight is set to only 6.5 rounds and it is expected that Romero will knock out Yigit quickly in this fight. I am absolutely 100% sure that Yigit is the better boxer technically of the two but the problem he has is the lack of power and it seems to be the only area where he is lacking. One area where Yigit is not lacking is his heart. He is a real fighter and he always gives his all and doesn’t have any quit in him. He proved that in his fight against Ivan Baranchyk. He proved how tough he really is in that fight and he kept coming forward despite not being able to see with one eye. The fight with Baranchyk was close and Baranchyk is bigger, stronger and punches harder than Romero. Yigit’s chin held up that night and that is an important thing for this fight because Romero is dangerous with his power punches especially early. Yigit took this fight in 2 weeks notice but he wasn’t out of shape. He was scheduled to fight on the same card against another opponent so he is in shape. This fight was supposed to take place at the 135 pounds limit, that is a division below where Yigit normally fights. Yigit didn’t make the weight and he came in at the usual 140 pounds he usually weighs. It didn’t look like he was forced to try to drop the extra weight which is a big advantage because he will not be drained.