Friday night into Saturday morning, boxing fans and punters alike will be tuning in to Netflix to watch Jake Paul take on the legendary Mike Tyson. Boxing betting sites make Paul the odds-on favourite. Here at Bookies.com, we’ve got the best free bets and betting offers for this weekend’s marquee event.

Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson Free Bet Offers

UK betting sites have a range of free bets available for the Paul vs Tyson fight. There have been few, if any, better-known boxers on the planet than "Iron" Mike Tyson, so interest in the fight is sure to be high when his name value is paired with the social media presence of his opponent.

Beyond free bets for new customers, there will be plenty of betting offers for existing punters too. Keep an eye out for the biggest and best offers in the lead-up to fight night. You’ll find the best Paul vs Tyson betting offers here at Bookies.com. 

Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson Enhanced odds

Enhanced odds are a common feature at UK betting sites. Jake Paul is currently the odds-on favourite to beat Tyson, mainly due to the fact that the former world champion is approaching 60 years of age and hasn't fought in nearly two decades. There will be plenty of value to be had with the boosts available on other markets. 

Bet365 Boxing Boosts

bet365 currently has a range of boosts on Saturday’s fight. There’ll be more available as the fight approaches, but there is still plenty to choose from. Paul to win and over 4.5 rounds is one boost that's sure to be popular with punters as the fight nears. At the time of writing, it's available at boosted odds of 6/4.

BetMGM UK Price Boosts

At the moment, there are no BetMGM UK price boosts available for the Paul vs Tyson fight, but it’s worth checking back closer to the event. BetMGM UK does have an impressive range of betting markets available, though, including total knockdowns and round betting.

Paul vs Tyson Best Bets

As mentioned, Jake Paul is the big favourite for this one, but his odds don't necessarily suggest that an upset is completely written off. 

The fight on Saturday is scheduled for eight rounds, which would be longer than any Mike Tyson fight has lasted since 1997. Cardio is likely to be a huge issue for him, which points towards him going for an early knockout. Jake Paul's boxing skills aren't to be underestimated, though, and the younger, hungrier fighter should have the legend's measure. 

It would be a huge shock if this went the distance, or even close to it. Expect Paul to score a win in the middle rounds. Paul to win in Round 4 can be backed at 14/1 with William Hill, where new customers can also avail of the site’s excellent sign-up offer.