Boxing is great for betting because if you already understand the sport, the betting markets are uncomplicated. What’s more, a small amount of technical knowledge and some research can pay dividends.
Bouts don’t come around as often as football matches or horse races, and a lot can change in the run up to a fight after it has been announced, so when it comes to betting on boxing you need to be clued up and ready to strike when the time is right. The articles below are the boxing bettors’ training camp, so read up, take it on board – because the bet is won or lost long before the dance under those light.
Is Unlicensed Boxing Legal?
Often depicted in films as little more than street brawls, unlicensed boxing is not the underground activity that a lot of people think it is. It's certainly not illegal, but you won't see bouts listed on bookies websites.
Can Boxers Bet For Or Against Themselves?
Although the rules about boxers betting on the sport aren't as strict as some other sports, if they were to bet on themselves in any way it would have huge implications for bookmakers and punters alike.
How Does Round Betting Work in Boxing?
Round betting comes in all shapes and sizes and is perfect for balancing exactly the amount of risk vs reward you are happy with. Whether you think it will be over in round 3 with a clear winner or if you think it will drag on to the end and be decided on points, there's a round bet for you.
How do Boxing Titles & Belts Work?
As well as all of the title belts for different weight classes, there can also be numerous titles within each weight class which can understandably cause confusion for anyone new to boxing.