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Also, this will be Smith’s first-ever professional fight in Canada. He has fought the majority of his career in the UK. Smith has three fights in North America, but all three, including his loss to Canelo, were in the US.

Smith lost the WBS (Super) and The Ring super middleweight belts to Canelo in their fight in December 2020. That fight also had the vacant WBC super middleweight belt up for grabs.

Despite his experience at super middleweight, Smith has never fought for a title at light heavyweight. He did attempt to join the British team in the 2012 Olympics at light heavyweight. However, multiple controversial decisions kept Smith from making the team, and he turned pro instead.

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Former super middleweight champion Smith won the 2018 World Boxing Super Series, and eventually got a mega fight against Alvarez in 2020. Since the loss, Smith has moved up in weight and has looked devastating, including a second-round stoppage of Lenin Castillo that necessitated a stretcher. Smith has wins over Groves, Ryder, Rocky Fielding, and Erik Skoglund.

Smith’s youth, boxing acumen, and five-inch advantage in reach make him a formidable opponent for the champion, but he cannot afford to let Beterbiev put him on the back foot. Beterbiev cannot allow Smith to get comfortable and control the action in the middle of the ring, so expect him to charge forward and pin him against the ropes. This will be Beterbiev’s first fight in a year, whereas Smith has been inactive since August 2022.

Beterbiev is a Russian and Canadian boxer with a professional record of 19-0 with all 19 wins coming by KO. The 100% KO rate is very impressive and has led him to become a unified light heavyweight champion. Before turning professional, he was also a world champion amateur boxer.

The Beterbiev vs. Smith betting analysis can only give us so much information. There are plenty of factors in this matchup that are way more important than what the records and measurements of these two are.

Starting with the boxing odds, Beterbiev is coming into this one as the -600 betting favorite over the +370 Smith. The over/under is set at 9.5 rounds, with the under being slightly favored. Most oddsmakers and fans believe this fight is going to end in a KO either way.

From a technical standpoint, a lot of fans have been dismissing the skills of Beterbiev for this one–probably because they are Callum Smith fans, though. Beterbiev isn’t just a power puncher who relies on that to get him wins; he was an elite amateur and has shown the way he can control fights with his jab and changes of pace.

Smith is the longer fighter and that can be used well this weekend, but Smith likes to get in the mix and knock guys out. Whatever you might have heard from the UK fans or people who believe in Smith, he’s going to need to land a perfect shot to KO Beterbiev.

This is one of the most exciting upcoming boxing fights of the beginning of this year, and it’s a great chance to win some money. After breaking down the Beterbiev vs. Smith betting analysis and previewing the betting lines, it’s time for a boxing prediction.

We are riding with Beterbiev because he hasn’t failed us yet. Yes, he’s getting old and struggled with injuries between fights which has led to inactivity. But Callum Smith has been inactive as well.

We are going to see a close to 100% Beterbiev again because he is a machine who steamrolls everyone he steps in the ring with. The jab is going to find the nose of Smith early and that will be the beginning of the end. For big money, we are throwing it down on Beterbiev by KO at -215, and more specifically in round 7 at +1120.