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Celebrity Boxing Odds for Deron Williams and Frank Gore

Written by:

C Costigan

Published on:

Nov/09/2021

Celebrity Boxing Odds for Deron Williams and Frank Gore

On Tuesday afternoon, it was announced that former NFL running back Frank Gore and former NBA guard Deron Williams will be a part of the Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury Showtime PPV card happening on December 18 in Tampa.

Of course, where there is a fight, there will be odds to bet on. We made Williams a healthy favorite for the pair's professional boxing debuts.

Fight Odds

Deron Williams -250

Frank Gore +200

These odds imply a 71.4% Williams will emerge as the victor.

Williams is 6-foot-3 and owns an MMA gym. The 38-year-old Gore is 5-foot-9 but has apparently been training heavily in boxing.

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