The social sharing buttons have been hidden due to cookie preferences. Please allow functional cookies for this to work.
*All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change
Anthony Joshua returns this weekend, with the Brit defending his heavyweight titles against his WBO challenger Oleksandr Usyk.
It’s Joshua’s first fight since he knocked out Kubrat Pulev last December, while Usyk was last in action against another Brit in Derek Chisora last October.
Joshua v Usyk isn’t quite the mega Tyson Fury showdown we were all dreaming of but it’ll do for now. If he comes through the Ukrainian, it could potentially set up a summer showdown with the Gypsy King next year.
Below is everything you need to know about the big event at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday night.
Joshua v Usyk ring walk times
The main event will start slightly earlier than usual on Saturday night, with ring walks beginning around 10pm.
The unbeaten Lawrence Okolie puts his WBO cruiserweight title on the line against mandatory challenger Dilan Prasovic. AJ is Okolie’s manager and mentor.
Callum Smith faces the Cuban Lenin Castillo. It’ll be Smith’s first outing since losing to Canelo Alvarez last December, where he lost his WBA (Super) middleweight title.
Campbell Hatton, the son of boxing icon Ricky, faces off against Izan Dura in the super-featherweight division.
Joshua, who has only suffered one defeat in his illustrious career, is the heavy favourite heading into Saturday’s showdown.
The 31-year-old has won via KO/TKO in 22 of his 24 victories as a professional and there’s some value in him to do it again against former cruiserweight Usyk.
Usyk, who has had just two heavyweight fights since moving up with the big boys, will be hoping to box and move on Saturday night to avoid Joshua’s heavy shots.
You can get a decent price on Usyk, who is undefeated, to win by points or decision.
Anthony Joshua ring walk time: What time is Joshua v Usyk on Saturday?
AJ is back on Saturday night.
By James Walters / Boxing / 10 months ago
The social sharing buttons have been hidden due to cookie preferences. Please allow functional cookies for this to work.
*All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change
Anthony Joshua returns this weekend, with the Brit defending his heavyweight titles against his WBO challenger Oleksandr Usyk.
It’s Joshua’s first fight since he knocked out Kubrat Pulev last December, while Usyk was last in action against another Brit in Derek Chisora last October.
New to Paddy Power?
Joshua v Usyk isn’t quite the mega Tyson Fury showdown we were all dreaming of but it’ll do for now. If he comes through the Ukrainian, it could potentially set up a summer showdown with the Gypsy King next year.
Below is everything you need to know about the big event at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday night.
Joshua v Usyk ring walk times
The main event will start slightly earlier than usual on Saturday night, with ring walks beginning around 10pm.
Joshua v Usyk Undercard
The unbeaten Lawrence Okolie puts his WBO cruiserweight title on the line against mandatory challenger Dilan Prasovic. AJ is Okolie’s manager and mentor.
Callum Smith faces the Cuban Lenin Castillo. It’ll be Smith’s first outing since losing to Canelo Alvarez last December, where he lost his WBA (Super) middleweight title.
Campbell Hatton, the son of boxing icon Ricky, faces off against Izan Dura in the super-featherweight division.
Lawrence Okolie v Dilan Prasovic
Callum Smith v Lenin Castillo
Campbell Hatton v Izan Dura
Florian Marku v Maxim Prodan
Christopher Ousley v Khasan Baysangurov
Daniel Lapin v Pawel Martyniuk
Joshua v Usyk Odds
Anthony Joshua – 4/11
Draw – 22/1
Oleksandr Usyk – 9/4
Paddy’s traders have priced up a whole host of markets for the Anthony Joshua v Oleksandr Usyk fight including Round Betting and Method of Victory.
Joshua, who has only suffered one defeat in his illustrious career, is the heavy favourite heading into Saturday’s showdown.
The 31-year-old has won via KO/TKO in 22 of his 24 victories as a professional and there’s some value in him to do it again against former cruiserweight Usyk.
Usyk, who has had just two heavyweight fights since moving up with the big boys, will be hoping to box and move on Saturday night to avoid Joshua’s heavy shots.
You can get a decent price on Usyk, who is undefeated, to win by points or decision.
Joshua v Usyk Tips
Read More
- Anthony Joshua v Oleksandr Usyk fight date, start time, undercard & odds
- Anthony Joshua v Oleksandr Usyk fight purses for world heavyweight title bout
- David Haye offers trash talking tips to McGregor
- Logan Paul: ‘I want to hug McGregor for 8 rounds next’
- Hearn: ‘Fury-Joshua fight will happen on Twitter instead’
The latest boxing odds are on PaddyPower.com right nowThe Paddy Power Guide To Responsible Gambling – Everything You Need To Know
What do you think?
The social sharing buttons have been hidden due to cookie preferences. Please allow functional cookies for this to work.
Cheer
Jeer
Latest Posts
Boxing Tips: Your best bets for this weekend’s biggest fights
Matt Gipon / Boxing / 4 days ago
Boxing Tips: Your best bets for Saturday’s big fights including Bryan v Dubois
Matt Gipon / Boxing / 4 weeks ago
Boxing Tips: Our 3 knockout bets for Naoya Inoue v Nonito Donaire on Tuesday
Matt Gipon / Boxing / 4 weeks ago
More Boxing
Follow us on