Wembley will witness one of the most eagerly anticipated fights of the year as Britain’s Anthony Joshua takes on Ukrainian Wladimir Klitschko in a defense of his IBF heavyweight title, and where the vacant WBA (Super) heavyweight and IBO heavyweight titles are up for grabs for the victor.

Over 80,000 tickets have been sold for the heavyweight unification clash on the 29th April, with mandatory challenger Luis Ortiz set to await the winner.

The boxing world’s eyes will firmly be fixed on London next Saturday with large sums of money expected to be put behind Joshua as he is viewed the favorite for the fight at 10/27; punters may try backing Klitschko instead, with sites like Sportsbet.io having the veteran at 193/100 to win. Continue reading →