Deontay Wilder vs Tyson Fury 2: Fight Breakdown, Best Bets and Bet Offer

Deontay Wilder (42-0-1, 41 KOs) vs. Tyson Fury (29-0-1, 20 KOs)

Date: Saturday, Feb. 22, 2020

Time: The PPV broadcast will begin at 9 p.m. EST. The start time for the fight has not been finalized.

Venue: MGM Grand – Las Vegas, NV
TV: FOX PPV
Live Stream: ESPN+ or Fox Sports Go

Wilder vs. Fury 2 Odds and Betting Lines

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Moneyline

– Wilder: (-116)
– Fury: (-102)
– Draw: (+2,300)

Method of Victory

– Wilder: Points or Decision (+900)
– Wilder: KO/TKO (+115)
– Fury: Points or Decision (+170)
– Fury: KO/TKO (+500)

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Wilder vs. Fury 2 Fighter Comparison

Wilder vs. Fury 2 Betting Trends and Stats

– Their first fight on Dec. 1, 2018 ended in a split draw.
– Fury won the majority of rounds in the first fight, but Wilder scored two knockdowns, one each in the ninth and 12th rounds.
– Both fighters are undefeated with one tie, which came in the first bout.
– Wilder won both of his fights since the last match against Fury by knockout.
– Fury won both of his fights since the last match against Wilder, one by knockout and the other by decision.
– Fury is one of only two people to ever step in the professional ring with Wilder and avoid losing by knockout.

Wilder vs. Fury 1 Recap

In the first meeting between these two fighters, Fury won the majority of the rounds. Wilder took a more cautious approach early on, which may have been his main downfall, before scoring two knockdowns late in the fight, including a big Round 12 hammer that nearly ended the fight. It was officially ruled as a split-even draw, which is why this rematch is happening.

Wilder vs. Fury 2 Undercard

Wilder vs. Fury 2 Prop Bets

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Over how many rounds will the bout go?

• Three rounds or more (-1,000) — Fury has predicted that he will knock Wilder out in Round 2, which is the only reason why we get these odds. It would be an absolute shock to see the fight end this early, especially by a Fury knockout. It becomes even more unlikely after looking back to the previous fight, where the two fighters mostly danced around early on.

Method of Victory

• Wilder by KO/TKO/Technical Decision or DQ (+120) — It was previously mentioned that Fury is one of two fighters to enter a ring with Wilder and not get knocked out. The chances of lightning striking twice seems unlikely. Wilder’s right hand is one of the most dangerous in the history of the sport. Last fight’s experience will help Wilder deal with Fury’s unorthodox style, which is why he has been tough to send to the mat.

Will the fight go 12 Rounds?

• No (-150) — To build off of the last prop, both fighters feel they won the first match, which could lead to them coming out a bit more aggressive. Obviously, Wilder has won 41 of 43 matches by knockout, which means he is not used to going the distance. On top of that, Wilder hasn’t even been knocked down since October of 2010, when he faced Harold Sconiers. The fight is not likely to go the distance, in favor of “The Bronze Bomber.”