Select one of the events from the drop-down menu to see The SharpBetting Line according to the latest pre-fight betting odds. The SharpBetting Line identifies the Over/Under performance midpoint for the betting favourite in the fight.  The question is, will the favourite do better or worse than the betting market anticipates? 

• Note: "All other results" covers everything including the favourite winning after The SharpBetting Line, the favourite winning on points, the fight ending in a draw, and also the underdog winning. 

 

Results

Date	Fight	The SharpBetting Line	Wins Before Line	Wins After Line	Favourite Doesn't Win

• Note: for these results, if a boxer retires between rounds it is recorded as a win within the final completed round. For instance, a retirement between rounds 9 and 10 is recorded as a win within 9 rounds.
• Bet365 rules state: "In the event of a fighter retiring on his stool between Rounds e.g. 9 and 10, it will count as Round 9 for settlement purposes i.e. the last fully completed round."

 

                             

Applied to Round Betting

• Nick Ball to beat TJ Doheny in Round 10 at odds of 12/1?
• Filip Hrgović to beat Joe Joyce in Round 9 at odds of 11/1?

If the favourite was backed to win in the round quoted in The SharpBetting Line, a simple flat stake strategy of £10 per fight would have resulted in a profit of £510 after the first 32 contests.  

That is a return-on-investment of 159%. [updated: 23-Mar-2025]

• Exp. Wins = Total expected winning bets based on the probabilities of the sportsbooks' round-betting odds for each outcome in The SharpBetting Line.
• Act. Wins = Total actual winning bets based on predictions made by The Sharp Betting Line.
• P/L = Profit/Loss over time based on a flat £10 stake.

                

      

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