Pound for Pound King of the Ring Canelo Alvarez puts his WBA, WBC and Ring super middleweight titles on the line when he takes on unbeaten Billy Joe Saunders at the AT&T Stadium in Texas on Saturday night. The Mexican superstar who last tasted defeat back in 2013 when he was beaten by Floyd Mayweather Jr. has reeled off 13 wins and a draw since that day and if he needs any additional motivation, victory on Saturday will see him also add Saunders’ WBO belt to his growing collection and in the process become the first person to unify the division. Tipsters Form Labs guide you to where the value might lie with their betting tips for the fight while we have some additional value with our boosted odds which you can claim below.

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Canelo Firm Favourite

The bookies have certainly made their mind up with this one, and if that’s anything to go by this should be a convincing win for the Mexican who is priced up at 1/6 for this fight.

Mike Tyson believes Saunders is already knocked out, while one of the Englishman’s former victims Chris Eubank Junior feels there is just a different grade of class between the two fighters.

Canelo (55-1-2, 37 KOs) hasn’t tasted defeat since he faced Floyd Mayweather Junior back in 2013, winning 13 of his 14 fights since then with the only blemish coming in his opening fight with GGG. 

The Mexican is the current WBA and WBO belts at Super Middleweight level, and will be looking to add the WBO title here when he takes on the undefeated Billy Joe Saunders (30-0, 14 KOs).

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Step Up In Class For Saunders

Saunders is an incredibly skilled fighter by his own merit and has the effervescent Tyson Fury in his corner too which is only going to help confidence. 

The real criticism of Saunders in his career so far is that he’s yet to face anyone of immense quality in recent years, with David Lemieux the only notable opponent of his last five, and there are fears this could be a step too far for the Brit. 

Six of his last seven completed bouts have gone to a decision, which doesn’t bode well against arguably the best pound-for-pound boxer in the world.

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Alvarez To Win On Points

The value looks to lie in a points decision here between two fighters who are yet to be knocked out in their careers. 

Five of Canelo’s last seven fights have gone to a decision (excluding Avni Yildirim who retired), and with three American judges, we’d be surprised to see a points decision go the way of Saunders, so Canelo on points looks the best value here.

Canelo Alvarez To Win On Points At 8/5

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Callum Smith puts his unbeaten record on the line at the Alamodome in Texas on Saturday night when he steps up in class to take on pound for pound fighter Canelo Alvarez for the WBA and vacant WBC super-middleweight titles. The Liverpool boxer will also be looking for revenge after his brother Liam was knocked-out by the Mexican superstar back in 2016, a result that most feel is highly unlikely considering Alvarez is at the height of his game. Tipsters Form Labs guide you to where the value might lie with their betting tips for the fight, while we have some additional value with our boosted odds for Canelo to win on points which you can claim below.

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Pound For Pound Canelo

The high-profile fights come thick and fast in a boxing calendar that threatened to be derailed due to Covid-19, and the latest is just as big as previous weeks.

Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez is arguably the best pound for pound fighter on the planet and has answered any and all questions that have been thrown at him throughout his career so far.

The 53-1-2 fighter has it all: Footwork, reflexes, head movement and most importantly a killer blow. KO victories over Rocky Fielding and Sergey Kovalev show exactly what he’s about, while his two matches against GGG in 2017 and 2018 prove he’s near impossible to beat on his day.

His fight with Kovalev is arguably the most telling here as he had to cope with an opponent with a longer reach, albeit not the extent of Smith’s.

Canelo came though that clash using his footwork well to get in close and cause devastating blows to the Russian’s body, and he’ll likely have to do the same here against Smith, who has over eight inches on the Mexican’s reach.

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Step Up In Class For Smith

Callum Smith is certainly a step up for Canelo with the Liverpudlian boasting an impeccable 27-0-0 record in his professional career with 19 Kos.

However, he’s never faced anyone remotely close to the standards of his opponent here, while although he won via UD in his last fight against John Ryder, that was an extremely questionable decision with ‘The Gorilla’ outboxing Smith for the majority of the fight and looked to have taken the W before the verdict.

Canelo To Win Rounds 7-9

Canelo will deploy a similar strategy to Ryder, only he’s a far superior fighter to the Brit and Mundo may struggle to cope like he did on that night against Ryder.

He’ll have to use his jab to perfection, though we can’t see him keeping Alvarez out for too long and after what may be a few tactically fought early rounds we’d expect the Mexican’s quality to shine through in the second half of the fight, so that’s where to value lies for us.

Canelo To Win Rounds 7-9 At 4/1

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Anthony Joshua finally steps back into the ring when he puts his IBF, WBO and IBO heavyweight titles on the line against experienced Bulgarian Kubrat Pulev in front of 1000 fans at the Wembley Arena on Saturday night. Make no mistake the challenger is a high quality heavyweight with just the one loss in his career (Wladimir Klitschko in 2014) and will provide a stern test for the champion in what many expect will be his last fight before he attempts to unify the division against Tyson Fury in 2021. Tipsters Form Labs guide you to where the value might lie with their betting tips for the fight and we have some additional value with our boosted odds for the fight which you can claim below.

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Pulev’s Record

It’s been over a year now since we last saw Anthony Joshua step into the ring for his rematch with Andy Ruiz Jr., though this time he holds the belts as he faces challenger Kubrat Pulev.

The Bulgarian has only ever lost one professional bout, though in truth that came in his other title-challenging fight against Wladimir Klitschko back in 2014 and he’s had a long wait for his next one here.

The 39-year-old has won all eight of his fights since then, most notably beating Dereck Chisora back in 2016, though none of those opponents hold a candle to Joshua and given the fact that three of his last four wins have gone the distance, there’s no wonder the Englishman is such a short favourite here.

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Joshua To Win In Rounds 10-12

Joshua is no stranger to an upset having lost his belts to Andy Ruiz Jr. in what was one of the biggest boxing upsets in recent memory.

There was an element of naivety about Joshua at that point in his career and he likely had one eye on a hallmark clash with Deontay Wilder afterwards. It would be outstanding, however, if he were to make that mistake again and we’d expect a much more complete and mature showing from the IBF, WBA, WBO and IBO title holder.

The 31-year-old is currently 23-1 over his professional career, with 21 of those coming by way of knockout. 

In the early stages of his career he would blow opponents away without breaking a sweat, so it’s no wonder that 16 of those knockouts came in the opening six rounds. 

However, with a year out of the ring he’ll likely adopt a more measured approach to the fight, try and wear down his opponent before ultimately proving the gulf in class later on in the fight and that’s where the value lies in this one. 

Anthony Joshua Rounds 10-12 At 13/2

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Errol Spence Jr puts his unbeaten record, WBC and IBF welterweight titles on the line this weekend when he takes on former two-weight division world champion Danny Garcia at the AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Spence Jr hasn’t fought since he beat Shawn Porter to unify the division last September, mainly due to recovering from a life threatening car crash he suffered just weeks after the fight, however “The Truth” has made a full recovery and ready to defend his titles. Tipsters Form Labs get in the ring for the highly anticipated fight with their betting tips for what should be a blockbuster night!

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Spence Jr The Favourite

It’s no surprise to see Errol Spence Jr as the favourite for this one. He has an unblemished pro record (26-0, 21KO) and over the course of his career has cemented himself within the top five ranked pound for pound fighters on the planet. 

It is a remarkable story for him to be back in the ring after his car crash just over a year ago, but close connections have said it has given him a new lease of life and will come back even stronger. 

Last Chance For Garcia

Danny Garcia has a 36-2 record in his career, beating both Adrian Granados (20-8-2) and Ivan Redkach (23-5-1) in his two bouts since the start of last year. 

This could be his last hurrah at the welterweight world title level after losing on points to Keith Thurman and Shawn Porter in his previous two WBC title attempts, but what an opportunity it could be. 

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Spence Jr To Win On Points

The question that remains for everyone is which Spence is going to turn up after such a long time away from the ring. 

The Truth has 1½ inches in height and 3½ inches in reach on his opponent, and although that isn’t going to win him this fight alone, it’s only going to help. 

The majority of Garcia’s best performances have come against 140-pound fighters and with the defending IBF and WBC welterweight champion a heavy 147, he could cause him all sorts of problems. 

For us, Spence looks as good as ever, but we’d be a little reserved in backing him to go all out and get the knockout considering Garcia is yet to be defeated in that style in his career. 

The best bet, therefore, looks to be in backing the favourite to win on points.

Errol Spence Jr To Win On Points At 7/10

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