Boxing Betting

Boxing is a more popular sport than one may think, and boxing betting has been around for as long as there have been two men in the ring. Going back to the days of Ali to the recent Haye there has been boxing betting, and the betting methods have certainly moved on since the days of standing around on street corners taking the bet and running to your local bookie to place your bet. It has evolved to online betting and even in-play betting or in-running betting, see stan james and bet365 the best guys for this at present.

The Major belts including the IBF, WBC and WBO titles, always generate a massive betting surge, the match ups in boxing are not quite as ridiculous as the past as the fighters seem to have more of an eye on their health than the prize purse. This makes the outcome a lot more difficult to predict in most of the top title fights and has made boxing betting actually interesting these days. It is always a good opportunity for a social event to invite your buddies round to watch the match on Sky TV.

Boxing betting is increasing significantly in the sports betting fraternity, and all of the online bookmakers will be jostling for position of best boxing odds as soon as the fight is announced. The Ali vs Fraser match set the precedence for the massive betting pull of this game, this was the biggest puller for the boxing betting industry and still stands as the highest grossing boxing fight to this day, pre pay per view TV of course, in which Hatton v Mayweather taking a colossal amount of boxing bets superseded that a couple of years ago. It’s a good idea to keep your eye on the boxing odds right up until the fight starts and a good place we’ve found for boxing odds is Ladbrokes, look out for prices on David Haye to unify the heavyweight division.

Boxing betting offers a great array of match bets, from the very obvious, in which round will the fight end, to the handicap betting options including number of points margin win. Which sports book will keep you up to date with all of the latest boxing betting news.

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