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Dereck Chisora v Senad Gashi Betting Tips & Predictions
Eddie Hearn for Matchroom Sports hosts a fantastic evening of championship boxing at the 02 Arena in London’s Docklands on Saturday, a show that will be screened live on Sky Sports. Followers will see a packed card, including two heavyweight bouts of note, certain to shape the short-term futures of the men involved. Here are our Dereck Chisora v Senad Gashi betting tips.
David Allen takes on dangerous Australian Lucas Browne over 12 rounds in a top of the bill clash and that is supported by Joe Cordina v Andy Townend for the British lightweight title. Dereck Chisora gets the chance to bounce back to winning ways when matched with Senad Gashi, and viewers also get the chance to catch up on the careers of Josh Kelly and Connor Benn.
It’s a hard-hitting card and one that will draw in and hold the attention of lovers of the noble art from the first bell. There’s also enough on the bill to ensure casual backers have an interest and you can spice up the evening with a bet on your favourite fighters, with bookmakers offering a list of gripping markets on the night’s best bouts.
Have your say on the winner of each and throw them together to build a nice priced accumulator or take more of a risk and aim for the bigger odds when playing one of the many specials offered, including the method of victory market.
There’s lots to get through, with the competitive nature of the evening making it tricky to tell which boxers are deserving of your stake money. We have drafted in our expert team of former professional fighters and tipsters to help guide you to a profit.
Chisora Aiming to Bounce Back
Dereck Chisora returns to the ring for the first time since losing an all-British classic with fellow Londoner Dillian Whyte at the tail-end of last year in a rematch that made headlines. The victor has been thrown into contention for a shot at major honours, but the bout was so competitive it appears Chisora hasn’t lost a lot in defeat and he remains on the fringes of the big fights. If both men win on Saturday it’s likely we’ll see Chisora matched with Dave Allen next, and that would be one for the fans if it goes ahead.
Defeat to Whyte moved the 35-year-old’s record to 29 wins against nine defeats, with 21 of his victories coming by way of knockout, stopped three times himself. It’s difficult to see where he goes from here if he loses to little-known Gashi, but few expect that to happen. Bookmakers have the Brit priced as red-hot favourite with backers having to make do with the 1/9 available at William Hill, a little better than the 1/10 you’ll get with most other firms, but there’s still not enough there to make it worth a bet, even in stacked accumulators.
That quote will push backers of Del Boy into the method of victory market where they will find better prices available. Chisora carries a 55% KO average into this one and has claimed each of his last seven wins inside the distance. That form leaps of the page at us and there’s 4/9 at Bet365 on him getting the desired result without the need for the scoring judges. A points win is priced bigger, but it doesn’t appeal to us, even at the 11/4 you’ll get when betting at William Hill.
