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Liam Smith v Sam Eggington Betting Tips & Predictions
A fabulous evening of British boxing comes to us from the Echo Arena in Liverpool this weekend and armchair fans can follow the live coverage provided to us by Sky Sports. With a stacked card and expert analysis from some of the game’s best-known faces, it promises to be a night of action that shouldn’t be missed, especially for dedicated followers of the noble art. Here are our top Liam Smith v Sam Eggington betting tips.
Liam Smith and Sam Eggington face-off in a headline act that has got people talking and at the conclusion of the 12 rounds he’ll find out the fighter that’s sure to challenge for major titles in the super welterweight category this year and the one that’ll be tossed on the scrapheap, sent tumbling down the rankings and out of contention. This is an unforgiving sport that says you’re only as good as your last fight, but we love the drama of it all.
As well as Smith v Eggington – which has kept punters guessing in the build-up – the evening also promises undercard delights such as Joe Hughes v Robbie Davies Jnr for the British and European super lightweight straps, as well as Anthony Fowler v Scott Fitzgerald, Philip Bowes v Tom Farrell – a Commonwealth title fight – and David Price v Kash Ali. There’s something for everyone at a venue that has served up some memorable bouts in the past and those in attendance and watching around the country will be settled into their seats from the first bell.
Let’s pick apart the main event as our boxing experts and sports betting professionals aim to nudge you towards a profit, ensuring bookmakers line your pockets as you enjoy the show.
Smith Edges Williams
Liam Smith goes into fight 30 of his professional career with a record reading 26 wins against two defeats and one draw. The spare share on his CV came back in 2010 when held to a surprise four-round split by Terry Carruthers, an opponent who had a 6-5-4 record at the time and finished 15-17-6. A man it always paid to take lightly. Beefy had no trouble moving on from that hiccup, however, and soon got back to winning ways.
His first defeat came in the summer of 2016 when stopped in nine rounds by Mexican sensation Saul Alvarez who pushed Floyd Mayweather hard a few years ago. Canelo was always in control of that bout in Arlington and eventually took his English opponent out in round nine when the beaten man was carrying a nasty looking cut and had already been down in both the seventh and eighth rounds. A well-timed body blow did the damage. As losses go, that’s not the worst one to suffer and Smith held his own against one of the best fighters on the circuit at the minute.
Three comeback wins next, beating Marian Cazacu on points over four rounds in a fight designed to bring Smith back to winning ways, and he followed that with the ninth-round stoppage of Liam Williams in an all-British classic. A cut stopped the action that night when it looked like the Welshman was on his way to scoring an upset win, so the pair did the decent thing and met in a rematch late in 2017. Another close contest, Smith got the nod courtesy of a majority decision, the scores reading 117-111, 114-114, 116-112. Close, but the right man won that night.
