Boxing

This may not have been the fight boxing fans were hoping for, with the AJ-Fury matchup seemingly further away than ever, but it is still an all-British affair and essentially one last big pay day for 38-year-old Derek Chisora. Even if the outcome appears inevitable, the underdog will at least attempt to put up a fight, though he’s more likely to resemble a punching bag out there at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Check out our preview to the trilogy fight and if playing online casino is your entertainment of choice then head over to Genting Casino where you will find over 3000 online slots and premium live casino tables.

Claressa Shields and Savannah Marshall may officially be middleweights, but in the world of female boxing that’s essentially akin to being heavyweights, with the best in the division set to go head-to-head. Shields comes in as the slight favourite, understandably given she holds all the belts other than the WBO title held by Marshall, while the American also possesses a fantastic record as both a professional and as an amateur.

The second edition of the Joshua v Uysk fight will get under way this weekend at the Jeddah Superdrome in Saudi Arabia. The first bout was held at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium which gave a big advantage to Joshua which he failed to take advantage after he lost via unanimous decision (UD), having been thoroughly outclassed by his Ukrainian counter-part.

Both fighters last bout was against one another in October of last year which means that this will be Uysk’s first title defence and Joshua’s second chance to get the four titles back after losing them to Andy Ruiz first time round. Check out our preview to the "Rage On The Red Sea" and what should be another blockbuster encounter.

The spectators heading to the O2 Arena in Greenwich on Saturday have been eagerly awaiting this matchup since its announcement last month. This will be the second edition of this bout with the two fighters already trading blows back in 2016 when Chisora and Pulev went the full 12 rounds, the winner was up to the judges and Pulev prevailed via split decision (SD). Check out our preview to whar should be an explosive encounter between Chisora and Pulev.

The heavyweight title bout is just around the corner as Tyson “The Gypsy King” Fury is going for his second title defence, this time against his English rival Dillian “The Body Catcher” Whyte. Fury has produced one of the best boxing comeback stories in history over the last few years, culminating in his last two fights, beating Deontay Wilder twice to gain and retain his World Heavyweight belt. With 94,000 fans expected to pack into Wembley and both fighters primed and ready to put on a show, Saturday night should be a thrilling encounter. Check out our preview and predictions for another night of heavyweight world championship boxing.

Two British greats lock horns on Saturday night as Kell Brook and Amir Khan go head-to-head. The bookies have Brook as the odds on favourite for this one, though he may not have as much of an advantage as the market suggests. Check out our preview for the fight and if playing online casino is your entertainment of choice, then head over to Genting Casino and check out our selection of over 3000 online slots and our Premium Live Casino tables available to play on any device!