Usyk vs Fury odds: who is the favourite to win on Saturday?

In a fascinating rematch, Oleksandr Usyk defends his IBO, WBC, and WBO world heavyweight titles against rival Tyson Fury. The big-punching pair renew rivalries when clashing at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on Saturday night.

Usyk won the first fight on a split decision and aims to do the double over his opponent. The Gypsy King hopes to level the scores and end 2024 as the number-one boxer on the planet. But who is the favourite for Saturday's showdown? You can follow the action live on Sky Sports, DAZN and TNT Sports.

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You can claim your share now. But which markets are worth betting on before the showdown in Saudi Arabia?

Keep reading as the former professional boxer and Racing Post sports writer Frankie Monkhouse explains the options available this weekend.

Fury vs Usyk fight-winner betting odds

The simplest way to gamble on Usyk vs Fury 2 is to play the fight-winner market. Predict the result of the contest at your chosen bookie, Usyk win, draw, or Fury win, add your stake and confirm. Your bet is now live.

The fight-winner market is easy to understand and follow. If you bet on a fighter to win, and he does, you land the profits. If the opponent wins or it's a draw, your bookmaker will keep your stake. Usyk is the pre-fight betting favourite with all major firms.

Here are the Fury vs Usyk winner odds:

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How to claim your Fury vs Usyk Sky Bet betting offer

This section walks you through the process of joining Sky Bet and securing your 60-1 odds about either fighter to be knocked down on Saturday. It's a quick, secure, and easy sign-up process. Unlocking your 60-1 offer from Sky Bet after registration is both simple and secure. Just follow these steps:

1. Create a new online betting account with Sky Bet.
2. Place a max £1 bet on "Either Fighter to be Knocked Down. Tyson Fury v Oleksandr Usyk” (the “Bet”) at enhanced odds of 60/1. 
3. Where the bet wins, the winnings from enhanced odds will be credited as six £10 bet tokens, (the "Free Bets"). If the bet loses, customers will receive £30 in free bets credits as three £10 bet tokens.

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Sky Bet Fury vs Usyk 2 betting offer: 60-1 odds for either fight to be knocked down

Grabbing the 60-1 offer for EITHER Fury or Usyk to be knocked down with Sky Bet is a straightforward process. Follow the steps outlined below to claim your free bets:

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Method of victory

Looking for a bet at better odds? While the fight-winner market is simple, the prices available often aren't worth celebrating. But the method of victory makes things a little more exciting.

With this market, you're tasked with picking a fighter and predicting how they'll get the victory: on points or by knockout. For example, you can follow the form and back Usyk to win on points for the fifth time in six fights as a heavyweight. Both parts of the bet must come good for your bet to return a profit.

When playing the method of victory market, it pays to follow the stats. The form of Usyk and Fury suggest they'll target victory on the scorecards.

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Fight to last the distance

Another solid market available to sports fans gambling on Usyk vs Fury is the fight to go the distance or not. You can gamble on yes or no and avoid picking sides. It's a great way to sit on the fence and enjoy the show.

If you bet on the fight to last the distance, it doesn't matter who gets the decision as long as they complete all 12 rounds and force the scoring judges into action. If you bet on the fight not to last the distance, it doesn't matter why it ends early or who wins. You'll bank a profit if we don't hear the bell to end round 12.

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FAQs for Fury vs Usyk

When is the Fury vs Usyk rematch taking place?

The Fury vs Usyk rematch will take place on Saturday night at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

How can I watch the Fury vs Usyk fight live?

You can watch the fight live on Sky Sports, DAZN, and TNT Sports. Check your local broadcaster for availability.

Who is the favourite to win the Fury vs Usyk rematch?

Oleksandr Usyk is the pre-fight betting favourite with major bookmakers, but Tyson Fury will be determined to level the score after losing their first encounter.

What betting offers are available for Fury vs Usyk?

Sky Bet is offering a boosted 60-1 odds on either fighter to be knocked down. New customers can also access free bet offers. Full terms and conditions apply.

How do I claim the 60-1 Sky Bet offer for Fury vs Usyk?

To claim the offer, sign up for a new Sky Bet account, place a £1 bet on "Either Fighter to be Knocked Down" at enhanced 60-1 odds, and receive your winnings as free bet tokens if the bet wins.

What are the odds for the fight-winner market for Fury vs Usyk?

Current odds from Sky Bet are as follows:

• Tyson Fury to win: 5-4
• Draw: 14-1
• Oleksandr Usyk to win: 8-11

Remember to gamble responsibly

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