Egidijus Kavaliauskas v Samuel Molina Tips

Kavaliauskas has proven himself at genuine world level, going rounds with elite operators like Terence Crawford and recently dropping a competitive decision to top contender Souleymane Cissokho, while routinely handling European and fringe-world opponents. Molina is a busy, capable EBU champion with strong domestic form, but his draw with Anass Messaoudi and thinner world-class experience suggest a ceiling below the Lithuanian’s. Fighting in Kavaliauskas’ home arena should magnify the edge in class and power on the cards or via late stoppage.

Egidijus Kavaliauskas has 24 wins as a pro, while Samuel Molina has 32 wins. Molina is the current EBU European welterweight champion, and I expect him to win against Kavaliauskas, who is already 37 years old and might have problems in a long fight.

This could be a great fight, with Molina having 32 wins, plenty of experience in the ring, and age on his side. He will be strong in the later part of this fight. Egidijus has proven he is a world-class fighter, but his age is against him. With a strong start, I fancy this match will go to the judges and end in a draw.