On Saturday, Feb. 22nd, the sports world will turn their attention to the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, for one of the biggest heavyweight fights in recent history. Deontay Wilder will defend his WBC heavyweight title in a rematch against lineal champ Tyson Fury.
These two behemoths fought 14 months ago to a controversial split draw. Now, they will seek to prove which man is the best heavyweight boxer in the sport today.
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Boxing, boxing betting, Boxing Odds, Boxing picks, Boxing Prop Bets, Deontay Wilder, Heavyweight, Tyson Fury Mike Pruitt / Author Mike has been covering sports professionally since 2017 but on the amateur scene for 25 years since when he was 12. The time for talk is over, as Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury will finally face off Saturday, Feb. 22 for heavyweight supremacy. Thoughts and predictions for this fight are all over the place, and the heightened anticipation has made this rematch one of the biggest heavyweight title fights of the last 20 years. There is a lot to consider beyond the moneyline, so let's take a look at the prop.
The co-main event of the night is a junior featherweight title fight as Emanuel Navarrete defends his WBO belt against Jeo Tupas Santisima. Also on the card is an IBF heavyweight eliminator fight between Charles Martin and Gerald Washington.
Boxing betting sites have released odds on this Fury vs Wilder rematch along with a few other main card fights. Let's step through those ring ropes, stare down these boxing odds, and knockout our predictions.
Well, it might have been cordial up to now but Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder escalated things today in Las Vegas. pic.twitter.com/9sWxVqdkMe
— TheMacLife (@Maclifeofficial) February 20, 2020
Charles Martin vs Gerald Washington
- Charles Martin (-470)
- Gerald Washington (+375)
- Over (-125)/Under (-115) 9.5 rounds
Charles Martin is the betting favorite for this contest as he can be found at a range of -340 to -575 odds after opening at -250. Martin has been a favorite in most of his fights except against Kownacki in September 2018.
Gerald Washington is the underdog, which is a role he's become accustomed with considering he hasn't been a favorite in several years. His odds can be found between +225 and +400 after opening at +175.
The Over/Under is set at 9.5 rounds with decent value for both options. Martin doesn't offer any betting value and Washington might be worthy of a flier for the desperate bettors out there.
Martin vs Washington Preview
| Stats | Charles Martin | Gerald Washington |
|---|---|---|
| Age | 33 | 37 |
| Height | 6'5' | 6'6' |
| Reach | 80' | 82' |
| Total Fights | 30 | 24 |
| Record | 27-2-1 | 20-3-1 |
| Knockouts | 24 | 13 |
This 12 round IBF heavyweight eliminator bout features a former champ in Charles Martin and a former title contender in Gerald Washington.
Martin won the vacant IBF heavyweight title four years ago when he beat Glazkov via 3rd round TKO. However, he lost it in the next fight to Anthony Joshua via 2nd round KO. Martin would bounce back with two straight wins before losing to Adam Kownacki in Sep. 2018. Currently, he's on another two fight win streak.
Martin is excited to be back on the big stage and looking forward to getting one step closer to reclaiming the title he once held:
'Feb. 22 will get me one step closer to my goal of becoming two-time heavyweight champion. Gerald Washington is standing in my way, so it's my job to go right through him toward my ultimate goal.'
Washington enters this bout having gone 2-3 over his last five fights which includes losses to Deontay Wilder, Jarrell Miller and Adam Kownacki. He was able to upset Robert Helenius via 8th round KO in his last fight which took place in July 2019.
Washington points out how he's spent time with Martin in the past as they've trained together before, which he feels gives him an advantage. He's had nothing bad to say about Martin and is motivated to get one fight closer to a title shot.
Who Gets Eliminated?
It's not that Gerald Washington is a bum, but it's hard to see him winning here. He's showed an inability to hang with better fighters and Charles Martin is still better than Washington at this point in their respective careers.
Kownacki destroyed Washington as he TKO'd him in the 2nd round. However, Martin went the distance against Kownacki and lost via decision. Martin also has the advantage in the power department with almost twice as many knockouts.
Lastly, Washington has had one 12 round fight in his career and he didn't even make it past the 5th round. This will be Martin's 3rd 12 round fight.
I'm taking Martin to win this fight via TKO/KO. Additionally, I'm going with Under 9.5 rounds as I don't see these two going the distance. Furthermore, Martin has only been to the 10th round on two occasions. Washington has only gone a full 10 rounds twice.
Martin to Win via TKO/KO (-470)
Under 9.5 Rounds (-115)
(c)Emanuel Navarrete vs Jeo Tupas Santisima
- Emanuel Navarrete (-3400)
- Jeo Tupas Santisima (+1700)
Of the fights with available betting odds, Navarrete comes in as the biggest betting favorite. It's no surprise considering he's a fighting champion who has dominated the competition. Navarrete can be found with odds between -2800 and -5000.
Santisima is a massive underdog with odds between +950 and +2000. He's a relatively unknown commodity with boxing betting sites. If you are all-in on Santisima then make sure to find a site with the +2000 odds.
Navarrete vs Santisima Preview
| Stats | Emanuel Navarrete | Jeo Tupas Santisima |
|---|---|---|
| Age | 25 | 23 |
| Height | 5'7' | 5'6' |
| Reach | 72' | 67.5' |
| Total Fights | 31 | 21 |
| Record | 30-1 | 19-2 |
| Knockouts | 26 | 16 |
Jeo Tupas Santisima is two years younger than Navarrete and is giving up roughly 5 inches in reach. The 23 year old Filipino fighter has been a pro since 2013 and has only fought in his home country. His resume is very suspect considering he hasn't faced a known fighter. This is a huge step up in competition.
Santisima started off 2-2 in his pro career, but has won 17 straight fights since then. This will be his first world title opportunity after winning a regional belt in the past. He doesn't seem phased by the massive stage he'll be fighting on this Saturday.
The WBO junior featherweight, also known as super bantamweight, champ Emmanuel Navarrete is a beast. This will be his 5th fight since May and his 9th fight in the last two years. He captured the title in December 2018 when he beat Isaac Dogboe then beat him again in a rematch six months later.
Saturday's fight will be his 5th title defense and he's more than ready to show the world why he's one of the best in his weight class:
'I am more than ready for my fifth defense. I always prepare 100% and go out for the knockout. I know that the Filipino has never been knocked out, so then I will be the first. We are motivated and confident, and backed by a great preparation.'
Does Santisima Have a Chance?
The oddsmakers certainly don't believe that Santisima has a chance. And, honestly, neither do I. He might be something buzzworthy in the Philippines, but that's just regional hype because he hasn't fought anyone credible.
Navarrete continues to impress with his willingness to stay active and defend the title He's won three straight fights via knockout with all of them not even making it out of the 4th round. His 84% knockout rate is impressive and he's just outright better than Santisima.
I don't believe Santisima has a chance in this fight. I don't see him surviving the full 12 rounds. He might show heart and durability for a while, but he won't make it through the championship rounds. I'm taking Navarrete to win via knockout inside the distance.
Tyson Fury vs Deontay Wilder
- Tyson Fury (+112)
- Deontay Wilder (-122)
- Over (-112)/Under (+102) 10.5 rounds
Tyson Fury will once again challenge Wilder for the WBC world title in a highly anticipated heavyweight battle. Fury was the underdog in their first fight and is once again in the same role. He opened as a -149 favorite, but is now an underdog with odds between -115 and +115.
Deontay Wilder opened as a +120 underdog for this rematch, but is now the favorite with odds between -105 and -140. He closed as a -225 favorite in their first fight.
There are Over/Under wagers listed from 3.5 to 11.5 rounds. However, most of the boxing betting websites have an O/U of 10.5 rounds. There's great value with both betting options for the O/U of 10.5 rounds. Additionally, both men offer betting value with their moneylines as well.
Check out this list of the best Fury vs Wilder betting sites if you are looking to place a wager on this massive PPV fight.
Fury vs Wilder Preview
| Stats | Tyson Fury | Deontay Wilder |
|---|---|---|
| Age | 31 | 34 |
| Height | 6'9' | 6'7' |
| Reach | 85' | 83' |
| Total Fights | 30 | 43 |
| Record | 29-0-1 | 42-0-1 |
| Knockouts | 20 | 41 |
The first few months for promoting this rematch were rather subdued as both fighters were keeping things at a fairly respectable level. However, that all changed this week as they shoved each other and traded insults at the final press conference.
Now, they're both primed and ready to rip each other's head off. Additionally, the Nevada State Athletic Commission barred any further face to face interactions until the fight.
There's no need to do a deep dive into each fighter's recent resume. Both men come into this fight in great shape and looking to make history. Additionally, they've both stayed busy since their first fight 14 months ago.
The Keys to This Fight Are the Same as Their First Bout:
- Wilder's scary knockout power
- Fury's boxing skills
- Fury's jab and range
- Fury's footwork
- Wilder's composure
Wilder's punching power is well documented. He's a walking nightmare for other heavyweights. Well, all of them but Tyson Fury. Keep in mind, Fury got up off the canvas twice including in the 12th round when everyone thought the fight was over with.
Despite being dropped twice, he outboxed Wilder for most of the fight and won enough rounds to make up for the two knockdowns. In the end, it was a split draw. But, many fans and pundits thought Fury had won.
Fury keeps saying that he will go for the knockout in this fight, but I think it's nothing more than a mental game that he's playing. Fury would be foolish to try and go for the KO early on, especially since he's the better boxer. He has the advantage with his combos, footwork, angles and jab.
Both men will need to remain composed. Fury will try to put on a show with his antics, but as long as he stays focused and avoids the right hand, he has the skills to win this fight. If Wilder can remain patient and not try to go for the kill early in the fight then he also has a better chance at winning.
Over or Under 10.5 Rounds?
For me, I believe this fight is going the distance again. Both men are elite heavyweights with the skills to nullify each other's strengths. Additionally, both will be more cautious despite what they're portraying in the media leading up to the fight.
I see a few rounds being tossed away as 'feeling out' rounds and then a few more where Fury is playing around. Ultimately, when it's go time for both men, I see them exchanging some shots that will keep the other cautious.
This is a true 50-50 fight and I just don't see either man getting the knockout. Instead, we're going back to the scorecards to see if we can actually get a decision this time around.
Saturday can't come fast enough! @BronzeBomber and @Tyson_Fury with some pushing and shoving during their press conference ?
(via @ESPNRingside) pic.twitter.com/IVfQIijjQb
— ESPN (@espn) February 19, 2020
What About Prop Bets?
Most boxing betting sites have over 100 prop bets available for this contest. Rather than rehash the ones that I think are worth considering, check out my article on the five best Fury vs Wilder 2 prop bets to make you some money.
Who Wins the Rematch?
I'm siding with Anthony Joshua, Conor McGregor, Canelo Alvarez and Mike Tyson on this one as I'm taking Tyson Fury to win the rematch.
Fury has more paths to victory than Wilder does. Deontay has the knockout shot that he can land during any round, but Fury has the ability to stick and move, jab away, rack up points, wear down Wilder, counter punch, and either win by points or find a late round stoppage.
On Saturday, Feb. 22nd, the sports world will turn their attention to the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada, for one of the biggest heavyweight fights in recent history. Deontay Wilder will defend his WBC heavyweight title in a rematch against lineal champ Tyson Fury.
These two behemoths fought 14 months ago to a controversial split draw. Now, they will seek to prove which man is the best heavyweight boxer in the sport today.
Boxing Props on Deontay Wilder vs Tyson Fury 2 according to Bovada Sportsbook. February 22, 2020. Deontay Wilder vs Tyson Fury To Win the Bout Deontay Wilder -140. Deontay Wilder vs Tyson Fury Round Betting - 3 Round Groups D. Wilder to win in rounds 1-3 +900 D. Wilder to win in rounds 4-6 +575. Kickass - KAT - Kickasstorrents - Site Status and Official Mirrors List. The cookie settings on this website are set to 'allow cookies' to give you the best browsing experience possible. If you continue to use this website without changing your cookie settings or you click 'Accept' below then you are consenting to this.
Boxing, boxing betting, Boxing Odds, Boxing picks, Boxing Prop Bets, Deontay Wilder, Heavyweight, Tyson Fury Mike Pruitt / Author Mike has been covering sports professionally since 2017 but on the amateur scene for 25 years since when he was 12. The time for talk is over, as Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury will finally face off Saturday, Feb. 22 for heavyweight supremacy. Thoughts and predictions for this fight are all over the place, and the heightened anticipation has made this rematch one of the biggest heavyweight title fights of the last 20 years. There is a lot to consider beyond the moneyline, so let's take a look at the prop.
The co-main event of the night is a junior featherweight title fight as Emanuel Navarrete defends his WBO belt against Jeo Tupas Santisima. Also on the card is an IBF heavyweight eliminator fight between Charles Martin and Gerald Washington.
Boxing betting sites have released odds on this Fury vs Wilder rematch along with a few other main card fights. Let's step through those ring ropes, stare down these boxing odds, and knockout our predictions.
Well, it might have been cordial up to now but Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder escalated things today in Las Vegas. pic.twitter.com/9sWxVqdkMe
— TheMacLife (@Maclifeofficial) February 20, 2020
Charles Martin vs Gerald Washington
- Charles Martin (-470)
- Gerald Washington (+375)
- Over (-125)/Under (-115) 9.5 rounds
Charles Martin is the betting favorite for this contest as he can be found at a range of -340 to -575 odds after opening at -250. Martin has been a favorite in most of his fights except against Kownacki in September 2018.
Gerald Washington is the underdog, which is a role he's become accustomed with considering he hasn't been a favorite in several years. His odds can be found between +225 and +400 after opening at +175.
The Over/Under is set at 9.5 rounds with decent value for both options. Martin doesn't offer any betting value and Washington might be worthy of a flier for the desperate bettors out there.
Martin vs Washington Preview
| Stats | Charles Martin | Gerald Washington |
|---|---|---|
| Age | 33 | 37 |
| Height | 6'5' | 6'6' |
| Reach | 80' | 82' |
| Total Fights | 30 | 24 |
| Record | 27-2-1 | 20-3-1 |
| Knockouts | 24 | 13 |
This 12 round IBF heavyweight eliminator bout features a former champ in Charles Martin and a former title contender in Gerald Washington.
Martin won the vacant IBF heavyweight title four years ago when he beat Glazkov via 3rd round TKO. However, he lost it in the next fight to Anthony Joshua via 2nd round KO. Martin would bounce back with two straight wins before losing to Adam Kownacki in Sep. 2018. Currently, he's on another two fight win streak.
Martin is excited to be back on the big stage and looking forward to getting one step closer to reclaiming the title he once held:
'Feb. 22 will get me one step closer to my goal of becoming two-time heavyweight champion. Gerald Washington is standing in my way, so it's my job to go right through him toward my ultimate goal.'
Washington enters this bout having gone 2-3 over his last five fights which includes losses to Deontay Wilder, Jarrell Miller and Adam Kownacki. He was able to upset Robert Helenius via 8th round KO in his last fight which took place in July 2019.
Washington points out how he's spent time with Martin in the past as they've trained together before, which he feels gives him an advantage. He's had nothing bad to say about Martin and is motivated to get one fight closer to a title shot.
Who Gets Eliminated?
It's not that Gerald Washington is a bum, but it's hard to see him winning here. He's showed an inability to hang with better fighters and Charles Martin is still better than Washington at this point in their respective careers.
Kownacki destroyed Washington as he TKO'd him in the 2nd round. However, Martin went the distance against Kownacki and lost via decision. Martin also has the advantage in the power department with almost twice as many knockouts.
Lastly, Washington has had one 12 round fight in his career and he didn't even make it past the 5th round. This will be Martin's 3rd 12 round fight.
I'm taking Martin to win this fight via TKO/KO. Additionally, I'm going with Under 9.5 rounds as I don't see these two going the distance. Furthermore, Martin has only been to the 10th round on two occasions. Washington has only gone a full 10 rounds twice.
Martin to Win via TKO/KO (-470)
Under 9.5 Rounds (-115)
(c)Emanuel Navarrete vs Jeo Tupas Santisima
- Emanuel Navarrete (-3400)
- Jeo Tupas Santisima (+1700)
Of the fights with available betting odds, Navarrete comes in as the biggest betting favorite. It's no surprise considering he's a fighting champion who has dominated the competition. Navarrete can be found with odds between -2800 and -5000.
Santisima is a massive underdog with odds between +950 and +2000. He's a relatively unknown commodity with boxing betting sites. If you are all-in on Santisima then make sure to find a site with the +2000 odds.
Navarrete vs Santisima Preview
| Stats | Emanuel Navarrete | Jeo Tupas Santisima |
|---|---|---|
| Age | 25 | 23 |
| Height | 5'7' | 5'6' |
| Reach | 72' | 67.5' |
| Total Fights | 31 | 21 |
| Record | 30-1 | 19-2 |
| Knockouts | 26 | 16 |
Jeo Tupas Santisima is two years younger than Navarrete and is giving up roughly 5 inches in reach. The 23 year old Filipino fighter has been a pro since 2013 and has only fought in his home country. His resume is very suspect considering he hasn't faced a known fighter. This is a huge step up in competition.
Santisima started off 2-2 in his pro career, but has won 17 straight fights since then. This will be his first world title opportunity after winning a regional belt in the past. He doesn't seem phased by the massive stage he'll be fighting on this Saturday.
The WBO junior featherweight, also known as super bantamweight, champ Emmanuel Navarrete is a beast. This will be his 5th fight since May and his 9th fight in the last two years. He captured the title in December 2018 when he beat Isaac Dogboe then beat him again in a rematch six months later.
Saturday's fight will be his 5th title defense and he's more than ready to show the world why he's one of the best in his weight class:
'I am more than ready for my fifth defense. I always prepare 100% and go out for the knockout. I know that the Filipino has never been knocked out, so then I will be the first. We are motivated and confident, and backed by a great preparation.'
Does Santisima Have a Chance?
The oddsmakers certainly don't believe that Santisima has a chance. And, honestly, neither do I. He might be something buzzworthy in the Philippines, but that's just regional hype because he hasn't fought anyone credible.
Navarrete continues to impress with his willingness to stay active and defend the title He's won three straight fights via knockout with all of them not even making it out of the 4th round. His 84% knockout rate is impressive and he's just outright better than Santisima.
I don't believe Santisima has a chance in this fight. I don't see him surviving the full 12 rounds. He might show heart and durability for a while, but he won't make it through the championship rounds. I'm taking Navarrete to win via knockout inside the distance.
Tyson Fury vs Deontay Wilder
- Tyson Fury (+112)
- Deontay Wilder (-122)
- Over (-112)/Under (+102) 10.5 rounds
Tyson Fury will once again challenge Wilder for the WBC world title in a highly anticipated heavyweight battle. Fury was the underdog in their first fight and is once again in the same role. He opened as a -149 favorite, but is now an underdog with odds between -115 and +115.
Deontay Wilder opened as a +120 underdog for this rematch, but is now the favorite with odds between -105 and -140. He closed as a -225 favorite in their first fight.
There are Over/Under wagers listed from 3.5 to 11.5 rounds. However, most of the boxing betting websites have an O/U of 10.5 rounds. There's great value with both betting options for the O/U of 10.5 rounds. Additionally, both men offer betting value with their moneylines as well.
Check out this list of the best Fury vs Wilder betting sites if you are looking to place a wager on this massive PPV fight.
Fury vs Wilder Preview
| Stats | Tyson Fury | Deontay Wilder |
|---|---|---|
| Age | 31 | 34 |
| Height | 6'9' | 6'7' |
| Reach | 85' | 83' |
| Total Fights | 30 | 43 |
| Record | 29-0-1 | 42-0-1 |
| Knockouts | 20 | 41 |
The first few months for promoting this rematch were rather subdued as both fighters were keeping things at a fairly respectable level. However, that all changed this week as they shoved each other and traded insults at the final press conference.
Now, they're both primed and ready to rip each other's head off. Additionally, the Nevada State Athletic Commission barred any further face to face interactions until the fight.
There's no need to do a deep dive into each fighter's recent resume. Both men come into this fight in great shape and looking to make history. Additionally, they've both stayed busy since their first fight 14 months ago.
The Keys to This Fight Are the Same as Their First Bout:
- Wilder's scary knockout power
- Fury's boxing skills
- Fury's jab and range
- Fury's footwork
- Wilder's composure
Wilder's punching power is well documented. He's a walking nightmare for other heavyweights. Well, all of them but Tyson Fury. Keep in mind, Fury got up off the canvas twice including in the 12th round when everyone thought the fight was over with.
Despite being dropped twice, he outboxed Wilder for most of the fight and won enough rounds to make up for the two knockdowns. In the end, it was a split draw. But, many fans and pundits thought Fury had won.
Fury keeps saying that he will go for the knockout in this fight, but I think it's nothing more than a mental game that he's playing. Fury would be foolish to try and go for the KO early on, especially since he's the better boxer. He has the advantage with his combos, footwork, angles and jab.
Both men will need to remain composed. Fury will try to put on a show with his antics, but as long as he stays focused and avoids the right hand, he has the skills to win this fight. If Wilder can remain patient and not try to go for the kill early in the fight then he also has a better chance at winning.
Over or Under 10.5 Rounds?
For me, I believe this fight is going the distance again. Both men are elite heavyweights with the skills to nullify each other's strengths. Additionally, both will be more cautious despite what they're portraying in the media leading up to the fight.
I see a few rounds being tossed away as 'feeling out' rounds and then a few more where Fury is playing around. Ultimately, when it's go time for both men, I see them exchanging some shots that will keep the other cautious.
This is a true 50-50 fight and I just don't see either man getting the knockout. Instead, we're going back to the scorecards to see if we can actually get a decision this time around.
Saturday can't come fast enough! @BronzeBomber and @Tyson_Fury with some pushing and shoving during their press conference ?
(via @ESPNRingside) pic.twitter.com/IVfQIijjQb
— ESPN (@espn) February 19, 2020
What About Prop Bets?
Most boxing betting sites have over 100 prop bets available for this contest. Rather than rehash the ones that I think are worth considering, check out my article on the five best Fury vs Wilder 2 prop bets to make you some money.
Who Wins the Rematch?
I'm siding with Anthony Joshua, Conor McGregor, Canelo Alvarez and Mike Tyson on this one as I'm taking Tyson Fury to win the rematch.
Fury has more paths to victory than Wilder does. Deontay has the knockout shot that he can land during any round, but Fury has the ability to stick and move, jab away, rack up points, wear down Wilder, counter punch, and either win by points or find a late round stoppage.
Wilder Vs Fury Prop Bets Win
Other than the two knockdowns, I really liked what Fury did in their first fight. Now, with his confidence at an all-time high, his physical health in great shape, and being two years removed from the deep depression, this is Fury's time to reign over the heavyweight division.
Tyson Fury (+112)
Wilder Vs Fury Prop Bets Against
Over 10.5 Rounds (-112)
Final Thoughts on Fury vs Wilder 2
For most viewers, this PPV event is all about the heavyweight main event title fight. Nobody really cares about the undercard, but hopefully fighters like Navarrete get more recognition because of this big stage. He's a true example of what it means to be a 'fighting champion.'
With that in mind, I'm excited for this rematch. It should deliver on the hype and possibly define each man's legacy. Knowing that they've already signed on for a third fight makes this one more exciting because they can go all out due to having a rematch already in hand.
The betting action for this event is heavy on the prop bets for the Fury vs Wilder 2 fight. However, there are a few other opportunities for bettors to win some money this weekend if they choose not to go the route of prop bets.
Get your popcorn ready because it doesn't get much more exciting than two undefeated heavyweight champs fighting for the title.
Full Card for Fury vs Wilder 2
- (c)Deontay Wilder vs Tyson Fury in a 12 round WBC heavyweight title fight
- Charles Martin vs Gerald Washington in a 12 round IBF heavyweight eliminator bout
- (c)Emanuel Navarrete vs Jeo Tupas Santisima in a 12 round WBO junior featherweight fight
- Sebastian Fundora vs Daniel Lewis in a 10 round junior middleweight clash
- Subriel Matias vs Petros Ananyan in a 10 round junior welterweight contest
- Amir Imam vs Javier Molina in a 10 round welterweight bout
- Rolando Romero vs Arturs Ahmetovs in an 8 round lightweight clash
- Gabriel Flores Jr. vs Matt Conway in an 8 round junior lightweight fight
- Vito Mielnicki Jr. vs Corey Champion in a 4 round welterweight contest
- Isaac Lowe vs Alberto Guevara in a 10 round featherweight bout
