Wilder-Fury 2 Will Likely Be Most Bet on Event of the Year

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Wilder-Fury 2 Will Likely Be Most Bet on Event of the Year

An early analyses of the interest in Saturday's rematch between Deontay Wilder vs. Tyson Fury suggests a historic betting event could be underway.  Bars and pubs across the world are likely to be packed wall-to-wall and most folks will want in on the action by placing a wager via their mobile device.  BetOnline is offering a welcome bonus with a maximum of US$1000.

"For Gambling911.com Wilder vs. Fury is going to be one for the ages," predicted Payton O'Brien, Senior Editor of the Gambling911 website.  "A record breaker?  We shall see."

The line speaks volumes as Deontay Wilder is a mere -140 favorite versus Tyson Fury at +110

While not all betting markets are available at all sportsbooks, below is just a sampling of what will be available come Saturday.

The fight takes place Saturday, Feb. 22. The PPV starts 7 p.m. ET and the main event between Fury and Wilder is expected to take place around 11 p.m. ET.

Betting accounts should be opened well in advance of this fight as volume will be extremely heavy.  Books should be fully staffed for this late night monster event.

Winner
Method of Victory
Round Betting
Total Rounds
Will Fight Go The Distance?
Draw No Bet
Round Group Betting
Specials
To Be Knocked Down
Exact Method Of Victory
When Will The Fight End?
Exact Number Of Knockdowns
Fight To End In 60 Seconds?
Fight to end within 00:00 - 00:59 of the 1st Round
Most Body Punches Landed
Most Jabs Landed
Most Power Punches Landed
Most Punches Landed
Most Punches Thrown
Round Knockdown Betting
To Be Knocked Down And Win
To Score A Knockdown
To Win In 60 Seconds

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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