Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua Bet Builder tips: Gareth Freeman has a 13-2 treble for the Miami showdown

Gareth Freeman tipped a 16-1 winning Bet Builder for Oleksandr Usyk vs Daniel Dubois in July – don't miss his top tips for Saturday's blockbuster bout between YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul and the returning Anthony Joshua at the Kaseya Center in Miami.

Where to watch Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua

You can watch Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua on Friday, December 19, live on Netflix.

Coverage starts at 10pm with ringwalks for the main event expected at 3.30am on Saturday.

Jake Paul vs Anthony Joshua bet builder predictions

♦ Anthony Joshua to win by KO, TKO or DQ
♦ Under 3.5 rounds
♦ Jake Paul to land most punches

Price guide 13-2

Anthony Joshua to win by KO, TKO or DQ

This fight is a huge mismatch on paper and anything other than a stoppage win for Anthony Joshua would be a shock. 

Jake Paul has a 12-1 record but is untested at this level, whereas AJ has been one of the dominant forces in heavyweight boxing for a decade.

The Brit is one of the most devastating finishers in the modern era, with 25 of his 28 wins coming inside the distance including each of his last three victories.

Paul just hasn't come up against anyone with this level of power and AJ should be able to finish this fight comfortably without requiring the judges.

Under 3.5 rounds

Paul has made no secret of his plan to remain elusive and use his speed to try and pull off what he feels would he the "the biggest upset in sports history" and, in the absence of any other realistic options, that may be his best option.

The problem is that he almost certainly isn't good enough to execute his strategy to the required level, particularly against a fighter as experienced as Joshua. 

AJ potentially only needs one chance to end this contest and he should be able to claim victory before the start of the fourth round. 

Jake Paul to land most punches

This may seem like a leftfield selection but there is a reasonable chance that it is Paul who connects with the most shots.

The American may not be an elite fighter but he is an exceptional athlete and he has a strong training team in his corner who will have a plan for this fight.

It seems highly likely that he will be the busier fighter in the opening exchanges and that should see him connect with some shots and potentially outland Joshua, who probably won't be too concerned about trying to pick up points with his jab as he knows he should be able to end this contest with one sustained attack or heavy shot.

'Joshua has all the physical advantages in his favour. He has greater size, reach and power, and he is also far more experienced and a superior technician than Paul' – Click here to read Gareth's in-depth fight preview 

Who is the favourite for Paul vs Joshua?

Here are the latest odds for Anthony Joshua vs Jake Paul:

Odds correct at time of publication and subject to change.

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