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Errol Spence v Mikey Garcia Betting Tips & Predictions
ITV continues to bring us big-time boxing and the sport’s return to terrestrial TV has been met with joy from followers as they’ve been able to watch some of the best fights from around the globe all for free. The only Pay-Per-View event run so far this year was James DeGale v Chris Eubank Jr and that was probably the least exciting. Here are our top Errol Spence v Mikey Garcia betting tips.
We get another free-to-air classic from America this weekend as Errol Spence and Mikey Garcia clash in a massive bout at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington in the early hours of Sunday morning, the first bell expected to sound around 4.00am GMT. A late one for armchair fans but we can assure you this will be well worth setting your alarm for and the sparks will fly from the start.
It’s part of an action-packed card which includes Chris Arreola, Charles Martin, and David Benavidez. You can add a bit more interest to the occasion with a winning bet and bookmakers offer the chance to pick which fighter will come out on top in each leg, or you can aim for a bigger pay-out by playing one of the many specials, including method of victory.
Our team of boxing judges and sports betting experts have previewed the main event and come back with their thoughts on how you should approach this 12-round contest that will decide the short-term future of the IBF welterweight world title.
Garcia Looking for 40
Mikey Garcia will arrive at the venue on fight night looking to take his professional record to a perfect 40. The Californian will duck between the ropes with a CV showing 39 wins from as many starts and he has claimed 30 of those victories by way of knockout. The 31-year-old is one of the hottest properties in the game today but will face his toughest test to date in the form of Spence. Will he come through unscathed and confirm his place as a pound-for-pound king?
Garcia scored a famous victory over fellow countryman Adrian Broner in Brooklyn back in the summer of 2017 when the vacant WBC Diamond title was on the line and that result won him many friends, especially amongst those who believe AB is bad news. He won that contest by a wide points margin, sailing to a 116-112, 117-111, 116-112 scorecard. Little trouble that night but it is worth remembering that bout took place at super lightweight which is a division down the pecking order from this one. Will the difference tell against a naturally stronger man?
