Betting odds announced for Lesnar/Velasquez, same as Lesnar/Carwin?

Brock Lesnar's 6th fight was booked as the biggest in UFC history despite the relative inexperience of both fighters. We saw Brock tested, we saw him pushed to the limit. He was hanging on by a finger and managed to pull himself back up and climbed to the top of the mountain mere minutes later. Many saw the outcome as a true measure of heart, an improved submission game, and a testament to the albino gorilla’s chin. But what about that striking game? Was Carwins power something that he couldnt have prepared for and still managed to overcome, or has the champs true weakness been exposed? I myself was eager to see some of my many questions answered and I found it very interesting to read the changed opinions of many after the fight. A lot of posters were giving Brock credit for the first time and all though they may not like him the majority seem to feel he finally deserves and has earned his place at the top of the division. As an avid Lesnar fan I found myself in uncharted territory. Even in Lesnars only loss he still dominated 95% of the fight, but this time he was man handled like a rag doll for the entire first round, most scored it 10-8 and i even saw a 10-7 on another web site. While many feel Carwin blew the best chance of beating Brock I still can't get past that 1st round. With that said i feel the year layoff did create a little ring rust and i do expect his striking to improve. Even if a weakness has been exposed i doubt Cain Velasquez is the one who will capitalize. I see JDS as a much bigger threat, but will Vegas agree?

The odds for Lesnar/Carwin dramatically changed by the time fight night arrived. Lesnar started out over a 2-1 favorite but the odds settled at -150/+120. I felt most posters on here had less confidence in Cain after the fight then they had before, but coincidentally the odds have been announced at the exact same -150/+120. In my eyes this means that vegas feels that Brocks weakness has been exposed. I freely admit that Cains punching speed should allow him to land some easy shots, but for how long? He dosnt have anywhere near the power that Carwins fists possessed, and is expected to come in around 245lbs. Is Vegas still blushing over Cains dramatic KO over Big Nog at the beginning of the year? Dont forget this fight has already been scratched off the Indianapolis card and most expect it on the years end card, meaning Cain will have had approx 10-11 months off. I expect a much improved Lesnar to smother Cain and win via ref stoppage to ground and pound midway through the 3rd. Im personally drooling to get the same odds for Lesnar that i won with over Carwin.

As the fight has not been announced yet most places will not have these odds published. I bet at sportsbook.com and they have the action good as long as the fight takes place before 1/31/11. Fyi i also noticed the Evans/Sho-gun odds had been removed so take that for what its worth. So what do you think? Will this be an easy payday for those of us who like gamble or are these odds right on? Anyone taking Cain as a +120 underdog? I could see many taking a punt at +200 but +120 dosnt seem to be worth the risk in my eyes...