Artur Beterbiev vs Dmitry Bivol and Fabio Wardley vs Frazer Clarke II Boxing Predictions & Betting Tips
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Jordan Gill v Emmanuel Dominguez Betting Tips & Predictions
The East of England Arena in Peterborough plays host to an evening of championship boxing on Saturday as some of the hottest domestic prospects put their careers on the line in the hope of landing a respected title and boosting their world rankings in the process. Here are our top Jordan Gill v Emmanuel Dominguez Betting Tips.
Eddie Hearn for Matchroom Sports promotes an explosive evening of action with no less than nine bouts on the bill, including three title fights, two fought out over 12 rounds. Those in attendance will get value for money when purchasing a ticket, while fight fans who can’t make it to the arena can follow the action live on Sky Sports.
Looking to add a bit more drama to the occasion? Bookmakers have you covered, and the major firms offer a range of exciting markets on the top bouts of the night, including fight winner, method of victory, round betting, fight to go the distance, and plenty more besides. Pick a few winners and build an accumulator or aim a little higher and shoot for the bigger prices that exist in the specials.
Our team of boxing betting experts and former professional fighters run through the card and pick out the bets they think are worth having, as well as advising which bookmakers are offering the best prices on our selections.
Gill Looking to Thrill the Crowd
Cambridgeshire’s Jordan Gill takes part in what will be his 23rd professional contest on Saturday evening and the wonderkid brings an unbeaten record of 22-0-0 with six of his wins coming inside the distance. Not known as a power puncher, the 24-year-old relies more on his boxing skills and natural ability to build up a lead on the scorecards and his journey has taken him from a four-round decision over well-travelled Kristian Laight on debut to major venues and respected titles.
The Thrill’s best performance to date came last time out when winning the Commonwealth featherweight title with a seventh round TKO win over Ryan Doyle (17-2-1) at the Copperbox in Stratford late last year on the undercard of John Ryder – Andrey Sirotkin. This represents another step up in class for the progressive orthodox boxer but what he’s shown us so far suggests he’s more than good enough to take it in his stride and another win here would propel him towards bigger and better things.
Although Gill isn’t renowned for his knockout ability, he will travel to the venue having won each of his last two inside the distance. As well as the seventh-round stoppage of Doyle he also dealt with David Berna (16-4-0) at the Ice Arena, Cardiff in a round, knocking his opponent to the canvas twice before referee Chris Jones waved things off for the beaten man’s safety, knowing he was in over his head and only going to come in for further punishment. Two stoppages on the bounce would’ve done wonders for Jordan’s confidence.
