Free Boxing Betting Tips & Predictions for September 2025
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Boxing Betting Tips
Here are this week's boxing tips from our resident boxing expert, Lewis Watson.
Saul “Canelo” Alvarez v Terence Crawford Tips
It’s fight week in Las Vegas, Nevada, and the excitement is building for one of the most anticipated contests of the year: Saul “Canelo” Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford for all of the marbles at super middleweight.
You’d be forgiven for not foreseeing this bout materialise this time last year. All signs were pointing towards David Benavidez as Canelo’s next opponent, until Turki Alalshikh opened up his now infamous, and limitless, chequebook.
Crawford (41-0, 31 KOs) hasn’t officially weighed over 154 pounds for a professional contest throughout his 17 years and 41 fights in the paid ranks, but is leaping up to Canelo’s (63-2-2, 39 KOs) natural home of 168 pounds with plans to grab another slice of history.
A win for Crawford would see “Bud” become the first undisputed champion in three different weight classes, cementing his spot firmly in boxing’s history books.
But, Canelo is unbeaten as a super middleweight. And with 19 previous bouts in front of a Mexican-heavy Las Vegas crowd, he’ll believe he holds a majority of the cards inside the Allegiant Stadium.
Let’s take a look at the best tips for Saturday’s fight:
Terence Crawford to beat Canelo Alvarez
Crawford’s ability to adjust to his opponents in fights has enabled him to have success in a multitude of weight classes against a number of different styles.
“Bud’s” switch-hitting can bamboozle the best of opponents, and his natural talent and technique could come close to anything Canelo has seen before.
Lateral movement, flurries of punches and springing in and out of the pocket against the aggressive Canelo will be pivotal to Crawford’s success in this contest, and he has shown this ability time and time again en route to this toughest assignment of his career.
If he is able to read the rhythm of Canelo, attacks to the body — something that a majority of fighters, barring Gennady Golovkin, have neglected against the Mexican — could pay big dividends down the stretch.
Dmitry Bivol set the template on how to beat Canelo with front-footed aggression, but Crawford will have to do that without natural size on his side.
Crawford is a special fighter and doesn’t yet know how to lose.
Canelo Alvarez - Most punches thrown
Don’t be lured into a false sense of security by re-watching Canelo’s last fight with William Scull.
Canelo was abject that evening in Riyadh, but usually the Mexican sets an aggressive pace with flurries of attacks, marching forward with his trademark high guard.
Whether he lands the most punches is a different argument completely, but if the Mexican gets off to a slow start then expect him to start throwing more and more as the fight goes on.
Terence Crawford to be knocked down & win
Canelo may not have that one-punch knockout in his locker anymore, but he always hits hard and, importantly, he does with accuracy.
His left hook is the money shot that writes headlines, but his overhand right is just as dangerous, and with a couple of weight classes extra venom behind these attacks, Canelo’s power may make bigger dents in Crawford than they have in previous opponents that have taken the Mexican the distance.
Canelo is extremely economical in his attacks and is a master at setting traps and striking with counters — any Crawford complacency will be punished by an on-song Canelo. Despite not registering a stoppage in his last six wins, Canelo has dropped and hurt four of his opponents.
Lewis Crocker v Paddy Donovan Tips
Six months on from their controversial first bout, Lewis Crocker and Paddy Donovan meet again this weekend, but with some added spice on the line.
The IBF welterweight will now be the prize for these 147-pound rivals, and Windsor Park in Belfast will host a historic night between these pair of Irish fighters.
Back in March, Paddy Donovan was disqualified for repeated fouls in a fight that he was dominating.
Crocker was given the victory, but a hollow one at best.
There was no obligation for these two to run it back, but the nature of the first meeting left too many questions unanswered, and now, on a grander stage, Crocker and Donovan will receive way more attention and eyeballs than they did inside the SSE Arena six months ago.
After sharing eight rounds, both men will be confident in making the necessary adjustments to get over the line on Saturday, but who will leave Belfast as the new world champion at welterweight?
Paddy Donovan to beat Lewis Crocker by Decision/Technical Decision
It may have been a surprise to many, but Paddy Donovan dominated Lewis Crocker in their first meeting, bamboozling the Belfast fighter with his slick style and ability to fight in and out of range.
Of course, all of that good work was undone by fouls — most notably by head clashes and hitting Crocker after the bell — but his team will be confident that the blueprint has already been written to beat Crocker.
Crocker is a game, tough fighter, but probably lacks that technical schooling to be able to keep up with Donovan over 12 championship rounds.
Donovan will have been seething over the last six months, and his determination to right the wrongs of March’s bout can’t be underestimated.
Lewis Crocker vs Paddy Donovan - Over 9.5 Rounds
Crocker was hurt badly by Donovan in their opening bout, suffering nasty cuts to both eyes and getting floored — illegally — in the eighth round.
He may not have the tools to get a win over Donovan when the chips are down, but he’ll surely change his gameplan this time around now that he has had a taste of what the southpaw has to offer.
If Crocker can box more off the back foot and use his long, stiff jab, then he could enter the championship rounds still with a puncher’s chance of getting the upset.
Donovan will still feel the scars of March and won’t be as gung-ho in his attacks as he was previously, maybe providing a more tactical battle this time around.
Upcoming Boxing Betting Tips
Here are the biggest fights this week for punters to follow with our latest boxing predictions:
- Friday, 19th September 2025
- Brandon Moore vs. DeAndre Savage, heavyweights, 10 rounds
- Olivia Curry vs. Kaye Scott, middleweights, 10 rounds, for vacant WBC title
- Saturday, 20th September 2025
- Oscar Collazo vs. Jayson Vayson, minimumweights, 12 rounds, for Collazo’s unified WBA and WBO titles
- Gabriela Fundora vs. Alexas Kubicki, flyweights, 10 rounds, for Fundora’s undisputed championship (WBC, WBA, IBF, and WBO titles)
- Sunday, 21st September 2025
- No events scheduled
Boxing News This Week
This week in boxing is a bit quiet, with no major fights scheduled between 5th and 12th September 2025. However, the boxing world is buzzing with anticipation for the upcoming super-fight between Canelo Alvarez and Terence Crawford on 13th September in Las Vegas. Crawford is making a bold move up to super-middleweight to challenge Alvarez for the undisputed world championship.
So, while there might not be live action this week, there's plenty to keep boxing fans engaged. Use this time to revisit recent classics and get ready for the big night on 13th September.
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.
