David Allen - Thomas Carty: Betting Tip (cf 1.90) and betting on the fight

Current form

David Allen approaches the fight with impressive experience. His stats are 27 wins, nine losses and two draws, with 20 wins by knockout. In July, the Briton defeated Dan Garber on points. In 2026, this will be his fifth appearance in the ring. The main event of the year for Allen was his victory over Filip Hrgovich. In May, the Briton stopped the Croat by technical knockout in the third round and won the vacant IBF intercontinental title. After that, he fought two four-round fights, defeating Ross McGuigan and Dan Garber on points. And the beginning of the year turned out to be especially spectacular: Karim Berrejem was knocked out in just 57 seconds.

The 34-year-old Allen started his professional career in 2012 and has already played 168 rounds. His height is 190 cm, his arm span is 193 cm. At the same time, Karti is 20 cm taller than the Briton. The Briton's strongest side is his striking power. 74.1% of his victories ended ahead of schedule, and 16 of the last 19 victories were achieved by knockout. But Allen's resilience raises questions, and Carty will certainly try to test his defense.

Current form

Thomas Carty is left—handed. The 30-year-old boxer from Dublin has 11 wins and one loss (nine by knockout). The last time the Irishman boxed was in March, when he beat German Skobenko on points in six rounds. Carty has been playing professionally since 2021 and has only played 44 rounds. Before boxing, he played Gaelic football, and then went through a serious amateur school. Carty became the champion of Ireland, won the national junior under-22 title and was the captain of the national youth team.

The Irishman's height is 193 cm, the arm span is not specified. His main weapon is power. 81.8% of Carty's wins ended in a knockout. However, the last two fights turned out to be difficult for him: one victory and one defeat, both times without an early outcome. In March 2025, Carty was unable to continue his fight with Dajuon Calloway after the second round due to a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his knee. He later returned and won the Irish National title by knocking out Jay MacFarlane in the third round.