Free Boxing Betting Tips & Predictions for June 2025
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Boxing Betting Tips
Here are this week's tips from our resident boxing expert, Lewis Watson.
Callum Simpson vs Ivan Zucco and Fabio Wardley vs Justis Huni
We’ve got a stacked weekend of boxing ahead of us with the novelty of two stadium fights in one night!
Barnsley’s Oakwell Stadium and Ipswich’s Portman Road both host “one of their own” in Callum Simpson and Fabio Wardley, as both men look to make big leaps into world championship conversations in their respective weight classes.
Both men are favourites ahead of Saturday night’s action, but neither can afford to rest on their laurels in what could well turn out to be banana-skin fights for either.
Across a combined 36 fights, Simpson and Wardley haven’t yet tasted defeat in the paid ranks — a record they will be looking to continue live on Sky Sports and DAZN this Saturday night.
Elsewhere across the globe we have Josh Kelly, Keyshawn Davis, Jai Opetaia and Junto Nakatani all in action, but the fighting prides of Barnsley and Ipswich are going to be our main focus as we check out the best betting from these two headline acts.
Let’s take a look at the best tips from Saturday night’s two unmissable cards.
Justis Huni to beat Fabio Wardley by Decision/Technical Decision
At 4/1 with bet365, this is a real punt, but the value in Huni causing a big upset inside Portman Road is too good to ignore.
Wardley is a fan-favourite fighter who has rocketed himself up the heavyweight rankings thanks to some highlight-reel KOs, but his experience still has big holes in.
The Ipswich fighter is known for his lack of amateur pedigree, opting for a rare white-collar route into the pro ranks, and a well-schooled operator like Australian Justis Huni could well prove to be the 30-year-old’s kryptonite.
Huni is fighting pain-free for the first time as a pro following elbow surgery in January, and unbeaten himself in the paid ranks, comes to Ipswich full of confidence in his ability and knowledge that he has fought every style that the sport has to offer throughout his amateur and pro careers.
Wardley can’t say the same — if he isn’t able to shut the ring off and connect with Huni early in this fight, then it could well become a long night for the betting favourite.
Huni isn’t known to be a big puncher, but a talented boxer with good ring IQ, and a back-footed display off the jab could see him take this on the scorecards.
Justis Huni vs Fabio Wardley – Fight to go the Distance
Huni is smart enough not to meet the heavy-handed Wardley centre-ring on Saturday night.
The early rounds could well tick by without much action; Huni dancing off the jab and Wardley walking forward trying to time the Australian onto one of his devastating over right hands.
We haven’t seen Huni properly hurt yet as a pro, and he hasn’t done anything yet in his career to suggest he would wilt at the first sign of pressure.
Above Evens for this contest to last the full 36 minutes looks good.
Callum Simpson to beat Ivan Zucco by KO/TKO/Disqualification
An unknown and unbeaten Italian southpaw should have a few alarm bells ringing in the Callum Simpson camp.
Ivan Zucco has moved to 21-0 with 18 KOs so far in his eight-year career, and has fought abroad in Spain and Switzerland as well as plying his trade in Italy.
But if Simpson is as good at super-middleweight as many of us believe, then Zucco should act as a decent stepping stone towards opportunities on the world stage for the Yorkshireman.
Simpson has stopped three of his last four opponents and looks strong at the 168-pound weight.
He has earned his stripes as the British and Commonwealth champion at super-middleweight and the EBU title should be next on Saturday night.
Zucco may have flashes of success, but Simpson’s ceiling appears higher and a stoppage victory looks well priced.
Callum Simpson to beat Ivan Zucco in Rounds 7-12
Despite an impressive record on paper, Zucco is yet to contest a 12-round fight.
This isn’t to say that the Italian won’t have the gas tank to move into the championship rounds, but he may well find himself in unchartered waters with Simpson growing into the fight later on.
Zucco’s last four fights have been six or eight-rounders and Simpsons’s experience in beating Zak Chelli, impressively, over 12 rounds last August can’t be underestimated.
With the Oakwell faithful — expected to be at a number around 15,000 — roaring behind Simpson, a stoppage victory in the second half of the fight looks to be priced well as Zucco begins to fade.
Upcoming Boxing Betting Tips
Here are the biggest fights this week for punters to follow with our latest boxing predictions:
- Monday, 2nd June 2025
- No live boxing events scheduled
- Tuesday, 3rd June 2025
- No live boxing events scheduled
- Wednesday, 4th June 2025
- No live boxing events scheduled
- Thursday, 5th June 2025
- No live boxing events scheduled
- Friday, 6th June 2025
- No live boxing events scheduled
- Saturday, 7th June 2025
- Callum Simpson vs. Ivan Zucco
- European Super-Middleweight Title at Oakwell Stadium, Barnsley
- Fabio Wardley vs. Jarrell Miller
- Vacant Interim WBA World Heavyweight Championship at Portman Road Stadium, Ipswich
- Callum Simpson vs. Ivan Zucco
- Sunday, 8th June 2025
- No live boxing events scheduled.
Boxing News This Week
This week in boxing is packed with thrilling matchups, offering plenty of opportunities to make the most of your free bets. On Saturday, 31st May, Brandon Adams takes on Francisco Veron in a junior middleweight bout in Houston, promising an exciting clash.
The action continues on Sunday, 1st June, with a stacked card in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Headlining the event, Deontay Wilder faces Zhilei Zhang in a heavyweight showdown. The undercard features Filip Hrgovic vs. Daniel Dubois, Raymond Ford defending his WBA featherweight title against Nick Ball, and Austin Williams vs. Hamzah Sheeraz in the middleweight division.
Rounding off the week on Friday, 6th June, Montreal hosts a middleweight bout between Patrice Volny and Steven Butler. With such a diverse lineup of fights, it's an excellent time to place your boxing free bets and enjoy the action.
Heavyweight Boxing Tips
Heavyweight boxing is where the sport’s biggest names and biggest moments collide – quite literally. From world title fights to all-British grudge matches, the heavyweight division always delivers drama, excitement, and huge betting opportunities.
With the landscape constantly shifting and new contenders emerging, it’s the perfect scene for punters looking to find value. I’ll be offering weekly boxing betting tips, breaking down the big fights, picking out the best odds, and highlighting under-the-radar value in the markets.
Whether it’s a blockbuster pay-per-view showdown or an undercard scrap with potential, I’ll help guide you through the heavyweight action each week.
Boxing Betting Tips for Undercard Fights
While the main events grab all the headlines, undercard fights often provide some of the best betting value in boxing.
These matchups can be unpredictable, with rising prospects, seasoned veterans, and future stars all looking to make their mark. Undercards are where shocks happen and smart punters can spot real opportunities.
I’ll be sharing weekly betting tips focusing not just on the big names, but also on those under-the-radar clashes that can offer serious value. Whether it’s a tight points decision, a stoppage win, or an upset in the making, I’ll help you find the best bets on the night’s full card.
Title Fight Boxing Betting Tips
Title fights are where boxing reaches its peak – the atmosphere, the pressure, and the stakes are all on another level.
With belts on the line, fighters leave everything in the ring, and that often opens up some brilliant betting angles.
From method of victory markets to round betting and even shock upsets, there’s a lot to look out for when a title is up for grabs.
I’ll be providing weekly betting tips around these major fights, breaking down the styles, recent form, and where the best value lies. Whether it’s a world title clash or a regional belt, I’ll have you covered.
What Boxing Fights Do We Cover?
Boxing betting tips tonight will only feature when there’s a fight worth backing. While there are plenty of boxing markets available every week, we don’t cover every single undercard or low-key event—we focus on the biggest fights, the title clashes, and the bouts that really matter.
Our boxing tipsters track form and fight news year-round, so even if we’re not publishing full boxing betting tips tonight, we’re still dialled into what’s happening—and you can always check out the latest boxing betting offers to boost your bet.
When a major name steps into the ring—whether it’s Tyson Fury returning, Anthony Joshua lining up his next opponent, or any big title clash—we’ll have full boxing betting tips ready at the start of fight week, with coverage across multiple markets.
We don’t just go for straight winners. Our tips explore everything from method of victory and total rounds to whether a fight will go the distance or end inside the distance. It’s all about finding the best value in the markets.
If you're betting on boxing tonight, even without our direct tips, you’ll still find everything you need—from offers to insights—to help shape your picks.
Free Boxing Tips
The final point to make, and an important one, is that we offer free boxing tips. These are listed on this page ahead of fight night, so come back here to view what we fancy, knowing that you won’t have to have a subscription or that the tips will be behind a paywall.
So when the next big event comes around, and you want a wager to watch, check out the free boxing betting tips from Freebets before you get involved.
