Boxing Title Odds: Profitable Bets with Expert Picks for the Weekend

Boxing Title Odds: Profitable Bets with Expert Picks for the Weekend

What are the best boxing title odds this weekend? The World Boxing fans will have three Welterweight title fights from Las Vegas, with 12 rounds and both of them junior welterweight titles. Check out my picks and some insights that you can take into consideration before placing your boxing bets.

Boxing Title Odds & DS Williamson Expert Boxing Prop Bet Picks

 

WBC Welterweight Title
Mario Barrios +198 vs. Ryan Garcia -260

The oddsmakers, and boxing handicappers so far, are showing a lot of love for King Ry. The odds haven’t budged much since the opening line. If anything more money is on Garcia, which makes Barrios a serious overlay at +198.

Barrios is the play straight up. There’s no doubt since Garcia heads into this bout after losing to Rolando Romero via unanimous decision. Barrios comes off two straight draws versus Manny Pacquiao and Abel Ramos.

Mario has power, he’s got 18 KO wins from 29 bouts, but a decision prop is the best way to go here. Garcia has yet to prove he can win a bout without the help of peds. So side with the dog.

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WBA Junior Welterweight Title

Gary Antuanne Russell -350 vs. Andy Hiraoka +250

Dollars are flowing to GAR. Why not? Antuanne Russell is 18-1 with 17 knockout wins. The loan loss came versus Alberto Puello in 2024 and Gary bounced back with a nice 12-round unanimous decision win over a good boxer in Jose Valenzuela.

Hiraoka is 24-0 with 19 knockout wins. But before declaring him an overlay in these spots, it’s important to note that he hasn’t fought anyone close to Russell’s skill level.

Hiraoka’s competition is embarrassing. If Hiraoka tries the showmanship, hands down, circling his opponent the wrong way, acting like he owns the ring, versus Russell, Gary will knock him out.

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IBF Junior Welterweight Title
Richardson Hitchens -550 vs. Oscar Duarte +340

This title fights suggest Hitchens dominates Duarte. The underdog in this has won four straight, but in his last, he eked out a majority decision versus Kenneth Simms Jr.

Simms Jr. is a decent boxer, but not as skilled as Hitchens, obviously. So Duarte has his worked cut out for him to beat the 20-0 Hitchens. Although Richardson has just 8 wins via knockout on his record, he won his last bout via stoppage and that was versus Australian hero George Kambosos Jr.

He also beat Liam Paro via split-decision when Paro was 25-0. There are plenty of reasons to believe Hitchens stops Duarte before the final bell.

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  • D.S. Williamson
  • Since 2008, D.S. Williamson has written about sports and sports handicapping. His philosophy is value-based, meaning stats and other handicapping factors are only worth something in comparison to wagering odds. He believes money management and making value-based wagers is the single more important factor that distinguishes successful sports bettors from non-successful sports bettors.
 
 

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