This is a full weekend for boxing, in which three big cards are happening on Saturday. Each card has world title quarrels and big names, which contain quarrels. Olexandra UC Daniel Dubois for undisputed heavyweight championship To Manny Pacquoo ends his retirement at 46 To fight Mario Barios for WBC Welterweight Championship.

Usyk is trying to become an undisputed heavyweight champion for the second time in his career. The USYK was snatched from the IBF title after being undisputed with his first win over Tyson Fury due to IBF rules, which forced usyk to choose with an indignation between his contractual remittances or faced a mandatory IBF Challenger. Once the IBF title was vacant, Dubois was promoted to the full champion from the interim. Usyk won the first meeting with Dubois by knockout and favoring to Remach.

Dubois said at Wednesday’s last press conference, “I prepared right and I am on a different level right now.” “I am ready to go through what I want on Saturday to get a belt. I am following Gaurav and I am chasing greatness.

“I’m switching and focusing. I am ready to create chaos in that ring, I am ready to go.”

Pacquiao has not fought professionally since 2021, when he lost the WBA Welterweight title fight with Yordenis Ugas. He not only encounters a significant age and loss of ring rust, but will also have a very small man in the ring. Barios was promoted from interim to full champion and successfully defended the title once with a draw against Abel Ramos.

Why Manny Pacquoos believe that, even at 46, on Saturday, one may get upset against Mario Barios

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The undercard has another title bout when WBC and WBO Junior Middleweight Champion Sebstian Fundora takes to Tim Tsuu for the second time. Fundora earned the title with his first win over Tszyu, the 2024 partition decision that was a contender for the Fight of the Year that became a bloody war for a stray elbow. Now in March, fresh to win TKO on Chordale Booker, Funodra once again repeats the feat. And former champion Brandon Figaroa returns to face Jot Gonzalez in Fatherweight.

In addition, the mixture has a top 10 pound-for-pound fighter Jessie “Bam” Rodriguez in an integration match with Fummelle Kaifu in Junior Banomweight. WBC Champion Rodriguez has emerged as one of the best fighters in the world at just 24 years old and wants to add another belt to his collection when he faces WBO Champion Kaifu.

With all those quarrels, a lot on each undercard, there is sure to be interested in betting on different. SportsbooksWe have taken a look at the best bets for many quarrels in three cards. We have a record of 9–2 at the Boxing Best Best stake for 2025. Let’s take a look at our pics. As usual, our pics -2550s or better.

Through Drafting,

Olacksandra usik vs daniel dubois

Usyk (+170) through decision

Audsmackers have shared this fight not to go to distance (-136). Personally, I think it is more likely that the fight is full 12 rounds. Both fighters know how dangerous the second is, and although Yousik finished the dubois in the first battle, Dubois has a large level of confidence coming from Anthony Joshua’s thrashing of Joshua. The Usyk only has two stops in heavyweight (Dubois and Chase Vidarsspoon) and I do not reiterate the first battle here. Usyk is a better boxer and those skills should be enough to come to the top on the scorecard, although either the man is getting a stoppage.

Mario Barios vs Manny Pacquoo

Through Barrios Ko/TKO/DQ (+135)

Winning Pacquiao would be a great story that will only build on his famous career. But we are talking about a 46 -year -old man who has been returning since the retirement and who was on the negative side of his career when he first hanged his gloves. Pacquiao looks in great shape, but translating for success against a small, large fighter who has been active in large quarrels, is just very big to ask. Pacquiao is expected to show some glow before barrios rolled. Once Barius is talking about it, there is a time going to occur when the package either stops or his team will need to stop the fight for him.

Sebastian Fundora vs Tim Tsuyu

Tim Tsuu Moneyline (-155)

This battle on the Barios vs. Pacquoos undercards can be the best of the weekend. Fundora won his first battle, beating Tsuyu in a bloody war. Tszyu was badly affected by the cuts caused by a casual Fundora elbow, which left blood streaming in Tszyu’s eyes for almost the entire fight. Before the cut, Tszyu was landing large shots on Fundora and under control. Fundora turned into a more jab-based attack under the stretch, using its incredible access to keep Tsuyu at some distance. But it is not how Fundora traditionally fights, and Tszyu should be able to go in and work that he was hurrying in the first battle. It should be a good fight, but it is every chance to win a Tszyu.

Jessie Rodriguez vs. Fumla Kaifu

Under 7.5 rounds (-115)

Rodriguez should run away with this fight. Cafu has fought only once outside South Africa and is not efficient against anyone in the form of Rodriguez. In addition, Cafu has abolished five of its 14 Pro Fights and in a draw or split decision, showing that he is not able to stamped the quarrels even at the lower levels. Rodriguez is a dynamic fighter who has really defeated good fighters. Rodriguez is one -3000 favorite and -400 to win from stoppage. It leaves under 7.5 rounds because our -2550s are the best available conditions to keep with rules of obstacles or better. Look for Rodriguez, do not waste time to correct the fight for Kaifu.

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