Adam Azim vs Ohara Davies Boxing Predictions & Betting Tips
Adam Azim and Ohara Davies meet in an all-British 10-round Super Lightweight clash at the…
It’s time for our Dillian Whyte v Oscar Rivas betting tips. Last week we saw Frank Warren put on a show of strength in London with his card headlined by Daniel Dubois and Nathan Graham, it was a night that lived up to the hype, and then some. It’s now a chance for fellow boxing promoter Eddie Heard to close the gap and he too chooses the heavyweight division to help him do it.
On Saturday night Matchroom Sports bring us an incredible night of championship boxing that appeals to both the purists and casuals. Number one contender Dillian Whyte takes on unbeaten Columbian Oscar Rivas over 12 rounds at the 02 Arena in London at the head of an action-packed show that will keep viewers glued to their seats from the first bell.
The undercard boasts some very interesting fights, including Dave Allen v David Price, Dereck Chisora v Artur Szpilka, Richard Riakporhe v Chris Billam-Smith and followers will also get the chance to catch up on the likes of Charlie Duffield, Lawrence Okolie and the progressive Fabio Wardley. There’s betting on each of the evening’s major fights, allowing punters an added interest.
Have your say on the winners of the bouts that catch your eye and back them as a single as you aim to pull in a slight profit. You can also throw a few shrewd selections together in a nice priced accumulator, giving backers the chance to win big for small stakes. This is also a great value for money bet as it will keep you watching all night.
Dereck Chisora returns to action and it has been rumoured this will be his final shot at firing himself up through the ranks and taking on a big name from the division. If Del Boy wins on Saturday, it’s likely he’ll face off against former world champion Joe Parker next time out in a big money contest and that’s enough to ensure we should see the best of him on Saturday. It’s a bout that really caught our eye as Dereck blows hot and cold at times and you never know what version is going to turn up. We can’t get away from what should be a cracking main event, however, and that’s where we focus our attentions, previewing Whyte v Rivas.