Anthony Joshua v Andy Ruiz Jr Betting Tips & Predictions
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Deontay Wilder v Dominick Breazeale Betting Tips & Predictions
Get ready for our top Deontay Wilder v Dominick Breazeale betting tips. It’s been a while since we’ve had a weekend of boxing as good as the one that awaits with major titles decided on both sides of the Atlantic, involving or directly affecting the future of some of Britain’s best and brightest.
Bookmakers seem in the mood to celebrate and have laid out a feast of betting opportunities for punters to gorge on. We have bouts of note in America, England and Scotland and our team of former professional boxers, sports tipsters and betting experts have run the rule over the betting before returning with our views on the best bets to place for those eager to profit from the occasion.
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As well as expert analysis and tips, we also tell you which bookmakers are offering best odds on the most popular markets and that’s crucial to turning a profit over the course of a season or calendar year. Backing a 5/1 winner is great, but not if you could’ve had the same bet at 8/1 simply by shopping around. We’ve sifted through the markets and odds comparison websites to ensure your stake money is working as hard as it possibly can on your behalf.
Follow the boxing section of our site for an in-depth preview of Josh Taylor v Ivan Baranchyk and Billy Joe Saunders v Shefat Isufi or read on as we pick apart Deontay Wilder’s WBC world heavyweight title defence against Dominic Breazeale in Brooklyn.
This bout will be shown live on Sky Sports from 5.00am on Sunday morning GMT from the Barclays Center and interested parties will include Britain’s Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua.
Bomber Eager to Get Back on Track
WBC champion Deontay Wilder brings a professional record reading 40 wins from 41 fights with the spare being that famous draw with Tyson Fury in December of last year. The 33-year-old from Alabama has an earth-shattering 95% KO average with 39 wins. The only two men to go the distance with Wilder to date are Bermane Stiverne back in 2015 and The Gypsy King last time. Wilder stopped the former in the first round of a 2017 rematch and many in America would like to see him get another crack at doing it to Fury this year.
We did think Wilder – Fury II would’ve taken this spot and the WBC reported ordered an instant rematch following that thrill-a-minute draw last year, but negotiations failed, and the two men now have other opponents to face in the coming weeks. If those bouts go to plan, we’re hoping the rematch will happen before the end of the year.
If not, fight fans would love to see either step into the ring with Anthony Joshua who owns the bulk of the division’s titles. Throw another hard-hitting Brit into the mix in Dillian Whyte and the heavyweight scene hasn’t been this interesting in a long time. Fingers crossed red tape doesn’t get in the way of some classic match ups.
