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…
Fight fans prepare of a bumper weekend of action with major titles decided on shows in England and America. Sky Sports bring us a blow-by-blow account of Mairis Briedis v Krzysztof Glowacki, but the best of the night takes place on BT Sport with Josh Warrington and Kid Galahad doing battle over the featherweight world title before Tyson Fury takes on Tom Schwarz in Vegas. Here are our top Josh Warrington v Kid Galahad betting tips.
The British card, taking place at the First Direct Arena in Leeds, acts as a tasty starter with the main event backed up by a strong undercard. As well as Warrington v Galahad, followers also have Zelfa Barrett v Leon Woodstock for the Commonwealth title at super featherweight and James Metcalf v Jason Welborn for the Commonwealth at super welterweight. There’s also the chance to catch up on the careers of Mark Heffron, Troy Williamson and Lyndon Arthur.
Not just a night for the sport’s purists, there will also be plenty to capture the interest of casual fans and armchair boxing supporters. Bookmakers deliver a list of enticing betting markets, designed to spice up the occasion. Have your say on the winner of each fight and add a few together to create a nice priced accumulator. Small stakes for a big pay-out is the aim here. A few shrewd selections could increase your balance in good time for Fury – Schwarz later that night.
If you’re after a super single, you’ll be delighted to learn there are plenty of options available. Take advantage of the method of victory market and grab a nice price by predicting the winner and how they’ll achieve the result, either by knockout or on points. You can also pick an exact round or group of rounds, for example 7-12, covering the second half of the bout. Over/Under lets you set the bar at a stage of the fight that suits, such as over or under 8.5 rounds. There’s also a number of specials, including to be knocked down and even the draw.