Joe Joyce Vs. Carlos Takam: Fight announcement, sub-card, odds, start time, how to watch, preview

Joe Joyce is set to push for his best career victory on Saturday when he collides with Carlos Takam at the SSE Arena in London. The card is ready to be lowered by ET at 2:15 p.m.

Joyce (12-0, 11 KOs) was a heavy loser in the final fight, having had a horrific clash with Daniel Dubois last November. Instead of playing opponents, Joyce used a hard blow to throw Dubois before Dubois took the knee and before choosing the 10th round of the 10th Joyce’s experience was visible throughout the fight, surviving some of Dubois ’hard blows and sticking to his game plan.

Despite having only 12 professional working days on his resume, Joyce has completed his amateur career, winning a silver medal at the 2016 Olympics, and lost his decision to play for a gold medal. His experience as an amateur gives Joyce a blow that can do more legitimate damage than gain bases and points.

Joyce was originally linked to a fight with Oleksandr Usyk, but when the dominoes began to fall in the heavyweight title photo Tyson Fury vs. When Anthony Joshua began to fall, Usy began to enforce Joshua’s mandatory challenging situation, leaving Joyce instead. of an opponent.

Takam (39-5-1, 28 KOs) is a skilled opponent with several high-level fights on his resume. At 40, he has a lot of miles on his body, but he’s on a four-fight winning streak, the last time Takam beat Jerry Forrest in the race he soon gave up.

Joyce vs Takam card, odds

Forecast

Takam is a skilled fighter and has extensive experience in major fights, having fought against Dereck Chisora, Anthony Joshua, Alexander Povetkin and others. However, he is also 40 years old and has 45 professional wear and tear on his resume. Joyce is not 35 years old, but she is much fresher in the overall miles she has done in her body. Joyce is also a highly skilled boxer, and as she progresses in the fight she has the distance to make the decision to open up the powers that can shatter the opponent and the ability to play the decision path. Choose: Joe Joyce via TKO8