The Last Crescendo Best Odds for Boxing This Weekend
This weekend’s boxing event, The Last Crescendo, promises high stakes action as seven title fights take place at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
The Last Crescendo Odds
The headliner for The Last Crescendo features Artur Beterbiev defending his undisputed light heavyweight championship against Dmitrii Bivol. Beterbiev, who holds the WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO, and The Ring titles, faces the man he narrowly defeated via majority decision last October. This rematch is a pivotal moment for both fighter. All betting info supplied by Oddschecker the authority for boxing.
Both fighters are considered elite, with Beterbiev (11/12) known for his devastating power and Bivol (6/5) for his superior technical skills. This fight is expected to be highly competitive as both men look to impose their styles on one another.
In the co-main event for The Last Crescendo, Daniel Dubois defends his IBF heavyweight title against Joseph Parker. Dubois enters as the favorite after a spectacular knockout win over Anthony Joshua last September. Parker, reinvigorated under trainer Andy Lee, has been on a winning streak against top opponents like Deontay Wilder and Zhilei Zhang.
Dubois is the favorite at 4/9 due to his youth and knockout power, but Parker’s experience (30/13) makes him a live underdog in this contest at The Last Crescendo.
In another compelling matchup, Zhilei Zhang and Agit Kabayel will battle for the vacant WBC interim heavyweight title. Kabayel’s agility and tactical approach make him the slight favorite, but Zhang’s immense power could turn the tide. Kabayel is the slight favorite at 4/6 due to his agility and tactical approach, but Zhang’s power and size (6/4) make him a dangerous opponent.
The Last Crescendo card also features Joshua Buatsi taking on Callum Smith for the WBO interim light heavyweight title. Buatsi remains undefeated and aims to secure a future shot at the full championship. Meanwhile, Smith seeks to become a two-weight world champion. Buatsi is favored at 5/9 thanks to his relentless pressure and inside work, but Smith’s knockout power and reach advantage (7/4) could create problems for the undefeated fighter.
Carlos Adames defends his WBC middleweight title against Hamzah Sheeraz in what promises to be an exciting clash of styles. Sheeraz is the favorite at 4/9 due to his sharp technique and youth, but Adames (5/2) has experience that could make this an intriguing contest.
Vergil Ortiz Jr. puts his WBC interim super welterweight title on the line against Israil Madrimov in one of the night’s most evenly matched bouts. Ortiz Jr., who is narrowly favored at 10/11, brings explosive power to the ring, while Madrimov (15/13) counters with an unorthodox style and endurance.
Finally, Gor Yeritsyan faces Luis Hernandez Ramos. Yeritsyan is a massive favorite at 1/16, he is expected to overwhelm Hernandez Ramos, who is a 10/1 underdog. Cain Sandoval meets Mark Bernaldez in s non-title bout, the odds heavily favor Sandoval at 1/16.
With seven titles on the line and high-profile names across the card, this event is set to be one of 2025’s most memorable nights in boxing. Fans can expect a mix of technical brilliance, explosive power, and career-defining moments throughout this stacked lineup.
