Tyson Fury Vs. Deontay Wilder 3 odds, fight card: breaking every PPV card set for Saturday

Fans of the trilogy who have been waiting for almost two years are finally here. The two titans in the heavyweight division will clash inside the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Saturday night to win the WBC heavyweight crown when they become champions. Tyson Fury wants a second win against Deontay Wilder ESPN / FOX at the main event of a PPV.

The two first met in December 2018 for Fury to Wilder throughout the competition. But a couple of falls, including a 12th round, apparently came close to ending the fight, as Wilder won enough to decide a tie in the eyes of the judges. Then, in February 2020, Fury silenced the doubts by stepping inside Wilder and getting a seventh-round TKO after throwing a corner into Wilder’s towel after several blows. Now, Wilder seeks revenge after an independent referee gives his rematch before Fury gets a reunion fight with then-champion Anthony Joshua.

When there’s a big fight, almost everyone wants to get into a part of the action. That’s why sports books tend to see a lot of betting on big PPV fight nights. With that in mind, we are here to help you give some tips before making these bets. We’ll take a closer look at each major card fight and what you can expect from each fighter.

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The odds below are through the Caesars Sportsbook

Main card

Jared Anderson vs. Vladimir Tereshkin, heavyweight

• Options: Anderson -1500, Tereshkin +800 | Last three results: Anderson – W, W, W | Tereshkin – W, W, W
• Anderson: America’s main heavyweight boxing prospect
• Tereshkin: The 14-year-old veteran comes from a nearly two-year release

Jared “Big Baby” Anderson (9-0, 9 KOs) is the future of American heavyweight boxing except for the disastrous career rounds. The 6-foot-4 and 21-year-old has good athletics and speed. Anderson has every chance of having a complete package that America hasn’t produced in heavy weights in decades. Tereshkin (22-0-1, 12 KOs) is the biggest test of Anderson’s career, with a long boxing career that spans 14 years and eight countries. Tereshkin will also be out of the ring for almost two years and probably for some reason they chose to face a major opportunity, and that reason is not likely to be a threat to victory.

Robert Helenius vs. Adam Kownacki, heavyweight

• Options: Kownacki -270, Helenius +220 | Last three results: Kownacki – L, W, W | Helenius – W, W, L
• Kownacki: Helenius seeks to bounce back from an astonishing grief in his last fight
• Helenius: A long-time competitor who never won a world championship

Helenius and Kownacki met in a clash on March 3, 2020, before the world changed, when the COVID-19 pandemic was fully realized. The fight must have been a great moment for Kownacki (20-1, 15 KOs) as he approached a loud title shot in front of a loud crowd in his Brooklyn hometown. Instead, Helenius (30-3, 19 KOs) crushed Kownacki for a fourth-round TKO in a WBA title playoff. Helenius, who seemed well away from the best days of his career, was thought to be just an opponent of Kownacki. Instead, he took advantage of Kownacki’s reckless attack to get a lot of grief and breathe a sigh of relief into his career. Since then no one has fought and Kownacki will enter the ring trying to prove that the loss was a coincidence, as he begins what could be a long climb to return to the title.

Frank Sanchez Vs. Efe Ajagba, heavy weight

• Options: Sanchez -180, Ajagba +155 | Last three results: Sanchez – W, W, W | Ajagba – W, W, W
• Sanchez: A Cuban tactical fighter who has previously walked the big stages
• Ajagba: Rough on the edges, Ajagba wants to eliminate some of the recent irregular performances

It’s a battle between undefeated fighters, both of whom can be seen as quite perspective. Sanchez (18-0, 13 KOs) is likely to have a higher ceiling when the fighter gets involved in the fight, with a typical “Cuban style,” which can be boring from time to time as it separates opponents. This style has been effective, however. Ajagba (15-0, 12 KOs) is a skilled Nigerian fighter and now fights outside of Texas. He has suffered some scares in his career, including suffering a third-round blow against Iago Kiladze in December 2019 before making a stop in the 5th round. It’s a tremendous opportunity for both men with the opportunity to prove that their position is a legitimate future. candidates for the title and a ton to lose in failure.

Tyson Fury (c) vs. Deontay Wilder, WBC heavyweight title

• Options: Fury -270, Wilder +220 | Last three results: Rage – W, D, W | Wilder – L, D, W
• Anger: The undefeated heavyweight champion wants to work to achieve an indisputable situation
• Wilder: One of the toughest one-shot knockout artists in the history of boxing

The first fight between Fury and Wilder ended in a controversial draw after most felt that Fury deserved the victory, despite suffering two blows. Fury (30-0-1, 21 KOs) left no doubt in the rematch, dominating Wilder completely from the start bell, scoring two hits before the seventh-round stoppage. When launched, it is the heaviest weight in the world that says it is Fury. Unfortunately, disciplinary issues have been the biggest problem in Fury’s career. With a clumsy and effective technique, a combination of size and chin, Fury would be the favorite against any heavy weights on the planet, as long as he gets focused on the fight.

Wilder (42-1-1, 41 KOs) is one of the toughest punchers in boxing history. This ability to kill becomes a danger in every second of the fight and a fighter that can never be counted. He proved his ability to hurt Fury in the first meeting as the 12th round blow came close to stopping Gypsy King, ending Fury’s fight to stand up surprisingly upright. It would be a devastating loss for Wilder, who has surpassed almost every conspiracy theory in revenge to explain his loss, including that his corner was conspiring against him and that Fury had cheated by charging himself or removing the padding. gloves.

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