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This weekend, Wembley Stadium will welcome a British-record crowd of 96,000 as the boxing world turns its attention to England. 

British fighters Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois will go head-to-head for the IBF World Heavyweight Title, with Hamzah Sheeraz and Tyler Denny also squaring off for the European Middleweight Title. 

As we gear up for an action-packed weekend, here are our bet predictions:

**Our Picks:** 


● Anthony Joshua vs. Daniel Dubois: Under 7.5 Rounds 

● Hamzah Sheeraz vs. Tyler Denny Under 6.5 Rounds 

● Anthony Cacace to Win 

● Joshua Buatsi to Win 

● Ishmael Davis to Win 

● Mark Chamberlain to Win 

**_Total Odds: 9.70_**


**_Booking Code: KDN8Y_**


**Anthony Joshua vs. Daniel Dubois (C) – IBF World Heavyweight Title**

Anthony Joshua is aiming to become a 3-time IBF World Heavyweight Champion this weekend, a feat that would place him among legends like Muhammad Ali, Evander Holyfield, Lennox Lewis, and Vitali Klitschko. 

The Nigerian-born British fighter was riding a 22-fight unbeaten streak in 2019 until his shocking loss to Andy Ruiz Jr. at Madison Square Garden.

He regained his title a few months later, but then lost it to Oleksandr Usyk in September 2021, followed by a rematch defeat shortly after. 

He has since bounced back with 4 wins in a row, with these four wins showcasing two important traits not seen in his youth - patience and better conditioning. 

In June, Oleksandr Usyk vacated his IBF belt after defeating Tyson Fury. The 37-year-old Ukrainian made history as the first undisputed champion of the four-belt era by securing the WBC, WBA, WBO, and IBF titles in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, back in May.

Daniel Dubois' victory over Filip Hrgovic (also in June) for the vacant belt crowned him the new champion, setting the stage for this showdown between two of Britain’s best.

Daniel Dubois is one of the most exciting young talents in boxing, and with a 95.2% knockout rate, he's more than capable of standing toe-to-toe with Joshua. 

Joshua, boasting an 80.7% knockout rate, suggests that this fight likely won’t go the full 12 rounds, as either fighter could end it early. 

Dubois will put Joshua under pressure in the early rounds, so expect some tense moments. 

However, Joshua’s calm under pressure, experience, and refined ring craft should help him weather the storm and likely secure a TKO/KO as the fight goes on. 

With all this in mind, our betting tips are for the fight to NOT go the distance, and for Joshua to win via TKO/KO, and BetKing has the best odds for these. 

● Under 7.5 Rounds 

**Hamzah Sheeraz vs. Tyler Denny (C) - European Middleweight Title**

In one of the night’s standout matchups, reigning European Middleweight champion Tyler Denny will look to defend his title. 

To do so, he’ll need to pull off something no one has done before — hand the undefeated Hamzah Sheeraz his first career loss. Personally, I don’t see this happening. 

Sheeraz isn’t just unbeaten; 16 of his 20 career wins have come by TKO/KO, with an impressive 4 of his last 6 fights ending in the 2nd round or earlier. In contrast, only one of Denny’s 19 victories has come by TKO/KO. Denny is dealing with a man who has boulders for fists. 

We recognize that Tyler Denny is the more polished and experienced fighter, far from the guy who once got slapped by his coach Errol Johnson between rounds to regain focus. 

However, we can't overlook the danger and superior punches that Sheeraz brings, especially as the #1 ranked fighter in Britain and #3 in the world. 

With all due respect to the champion, we believe Sheeraz isn’t just going to win—he’ll do it in style.

**Our Pick:** 

● Sheeraz Hamzah to Win 

● Under 6.5 Rounds 

**Anthony Cacace (C) vs. Josh Warrington** 

As the IBF confirmed earlier this week, this won't be a title fight for the IBF Super-Featherweight belt as previously expected. However, there’s still plenty on the line. 

While Josh Warrington can’t claim the IBF title from Anthony Cacace—since the sanctioning body doesn’t recognize him as a challenger—Cacace will have to vacate the belt if he’s defeated at Wembley.

Anthony Cacace, now 35, insists he hasn’t lost his hunger since claiming his first world title in May. His intense 8th-round victory over Joe Cordina gave the Belfast fighter his 22nd win in 23 career fights, though only 8 of those wins were by TKO/KO.

On the other hand, Josh Warrington hasn’t stepped into the ring since losing to Leigh Wood last October and has only 1 win in his last 5 bouts (3 losses and 1 draw). 

That said, don’t count Warrington out. Before his recent slump, he had won all 30 of his previous fights in a row, showing he’s more than capable of pulling off an upset.

So, while we have Anthony Cacace winning, it’ll be anything but a walk in the park for him. 

● Over 10.5 Rounds 

**Joshua Buatsi vs. Willy Hutchinson (C) - WBO Interim Light-Heavyweight Title**

Ghana-born Joshua Buatsi heads to Wembley Stadium aiming to keep his unbeaten streak alive and push it to 19 wins. 

The icing on the cake would be taking home the WBO Interim Light-Heavyweight title, but Willy "Braveheart" Hutchinson, who claimed it just 3 months ago, **_won’t be giving it up without a fight. Okay_**, 

I know this is a literal fight but, you know what I mean. 

This one’s going to be exciting. Hutchinson might be the toughest opponent Buatsi has ever faced, and he’ll turn this into a real battle. But it’s a battle Buatsi can definitely win, though. Here’s why we think he’ll do just that. 

Like Braveheart, Buatsi is riding high after a big win. His Unanimous Decision victory over Dan Azeez saw him drop his former friend twice in the 11th round, though Azeez claims it was due to a slippery surface (yeah, right).

It’s been a while since Buatsi scored a TKO/KO, but the signs are there. 

While his last 3 wins came via judges' decisions, he had previously racked up 10 straight victories, all by TKO/KO.

On the flip side, Hutchinson made a name for himself with a big win over Craig Richards, and doing it on the Tyson Fury vs. Oleksandr Usyk undercard only added to his momentum. 

3 of his last 5 wins have come via TKO/KO and he has a career 68.4% knockout rate. Still, I can't shake the feeling that Buatsi will walk out of Wembley with his undefeated record intact.

**Josh Kelly vs. Ishmael Davis (Light-Middleweight)**

Josh Kelly was originally set to take on Liam Smith, but after Smith had to pull out suddenly due to illness, Ishmael Davis stepped in as the replacement. 

Davis, known as the Black Panther, didn’t hesitate when he got the call and now has a chance to pull off a huge upset against Kelly. 

Now, don’t fall out of your chairs, dear members of our online betting community, because I’m about to drop a bold take: my bet of the day is an upset win for Ishmael Davis, which would extend his unbeaten streak to 14.

Josh Kelly has been on fire with five straight wins since his loss to David Avanesyan and his move up to the light middleweight division. 

But the Black Panther is also riding a wave of confidence after securing his career-best win over Troy Williamson this past March. 

Originally set to fight Uisma Lima next month, Davis couldn’t hide his excitement about stepping in for this opportunity. 

In his own words, **_“Listen, it’s a dream come true, to be honest. I wouldn’t lie and be humble in this situation.”_** Honestly, we think he’s got what it takes to pull off the win.

**Mark Chamberlain vs. Josh Padley (Lightweight)**

**_“Josh Padley is just another man in front of me that is going to get dealt with on the night.”_** That’s what Mark Chamberlain confidently told the BBC ahead of the big night at Wembley.

Bold words. Extremely bold. But when you’ve won all 16 of your career fights, with 12 of them coming via TKO/KO, you’ve earned the right to talk a little trash. Plus, with a nickname like Thunder, it just fits.

Mark Chamberlain was juggling his boxing career and his day job as a construction worker months ago till opportunity came knocking. 

Now, he’s seized the opportunity of a lifetime by climbing the ranks, especially after his standout victories over Gavin Gwynne and Joshua Wahab in Saudi Arabia. 

It’s kind of like the boxing version of Eminem in 8 Mile… but without the part where a dumb friend shoots himself. This looks like an easy win for Chamberlain.

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Betting Tips

Boxing Betting Preview: Anthony Joshua vs. Daniel Dubois + More

● Anthony Joshua vs. Daniel Dubois: Under 7.5 Rounds

● Hamzah Sheeraz vs. Tyler Denny Under 6.5 Rounds

● Anthony Cacace to Win

● Joshua Buatsi to Win

● Ishmael Davis to Win

● Mark Chamberlain to Win

● Under 7.5 Rounds

● Sheeraz Hamzah to Win

● Under 6.5 Rounds

● Anthony Cacace to Win

● Over 10.5 Rounds

● Joshua Buatsi to Win

● Over 10.5 Rounds

● Ishmael Davis to Win

● Mark Chamberlain to Win