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James’ betting tips for this weekend’s action.

MGM Grand( Las Vegas) - Showtime Sports (US), Sky Sports (UK)

Khan v Alexander - Khan

Thurman v Bundu- Thurman

Mares v Ramirez- Mares

Charlo v Bottai- Charlo

James’ betting tips for this weekend’s action.

  Bad Blood on Boxnation in the UK and ESPN in the US

I've chosen the 4 main fights on the card. These fights really are 50/50 so if I'm right you'll get a good return on your money!

Tyson Fury v Derek Chisora - Tyson Fury (any method)

Billy Joe Saunders- Chris Eubank Jnr- Billy Joe (any method)

Frankie Gavin v Bradley Skeete- Frankie Gavin on points

Liam Walsh v Gary Sykes- Walsh on points

Bad Blood is nearly here and it's safe to say that we can't wait! What a massive card!

The one is an all British affair and one which is destined not to disappoint.

Tyson Fury and Derek Chisora go head to head 3 years since they last stepped into the ring together. With a shot at Wladimir Klitschko for the WBO Heavyweight title looming for the winner, it's safe to say that both will put their all into this match up.

Chris Eubank Jnr takes on Billy Joe Saunders for his British, Commonwealth and European titles. Billy Joe Saunders had already secured a shot at the WBO middleweight title but turned it down to take on his bitter rival. The pair have had roughly the same number of fights (18 and 20 respectively) and are both unbeaten. As they say, 'someone's 0 has got to go'

Other fights on the card include:

Frankie Gavin v Bradley Skeete (British Welterweight title)

Frank Buglioni v Andrew Robinson (WBO European Super Middleweight)

Liam Walsh v Gary Sykes (British and Commonwealth Super Featherweight)

Lewis Pettitt v Santiago Allione (WBA Intercontinental Super Bantamweight)

Mitchell Smith v Zoltan Kovacs (WBO European Super Featherweight)

Georgie Kean

Steve Collins Jnr

Romeo Romaeo

Hughie Fury

James’ betting tips for this weekend’s action.

  Macau

  Pacq v Algieri - Pacq on points

Lomachenko v Piriyapinyo - Lomachenko on points

  UK

Sprott v Joshua - Joshua by KO

Smith v Sjekloca - Smith by KO

Otake v Quigg - Quigg on points

Periban v Degale - Degale by KO

Cleverly v Bellew - Cleverly on points

Groves v Doughlin - Groves on points

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James’ betting tips for this weekend’s action.

Klitschko v Pulev (Klitschko on points)

Heiland v Macklin (Macklin on points)

James' betting tips for this weekend's action.

  Kovalev v Hopkins (Kovalev on points)

Sturm v Stieglitz (Stieglitz on points)

Chambers recently made the decision to move to the UK and become part of Team Fury. He was in a bad place, out of shape and considering hanging up the gloves when Peter Fury (Tyson Fury's uncle and trainer) decided he would take him under his wing.

Since Eddie has arrived in the UK he has had 3 contests against limited opposition and has done what is expected of him. Peter Fury has helped Chambers develop more muscle mass and adapted his previously lazy style of fighting to enable him to be able to throw more punches.

Eddie is out again on a Hennessy Sports bill this November 8th.

Chambers appears to have all the skills to enable him to operate at the highest level but whether he is able to get the fights he needs under Mick Hennessy has yet to be proven

In a recent interview with IFLTV's Kugan Cassius (link attached via picture) , when asked whether he could beat British gold medallist Anthony Joshua, Eddie replied saying ''I'LL KICK ANTHONY JOSHUA'S BUTT IF THEY WANT ME TO!'. However it is unlikely that the Matchroom star would be willing to fight Eddie Chambers at this stage of his career. Anthony Joshua's is still a novice having only had 9 fights, albeit all won by KO.