Johnny Fisher - Michael Pirotton: betting tip (cf 1.31) and bets on the fight

Command Analysis

Current form
Johnny Fischer last boxed in December, stopping Ivan Balazh in the fourth round. Prior to that, the Briton had experienced the most unpleasant moment of his career: in a rematch with Dave Allen, he lost ahead of schedule and lost the WBA Inter-Continental belt. Their first fight took place in December 2024 in Saudi Arabia. Fischer then won by split decision after ten rounds, although he was knocked down in the fifth.
The 27-year-old Briton has 14 wins and one loss, with 12 wins by knockout. The Romford Bull has been playing professionally since 2021 and has completed 50 rounds. Fischer's height is 193 cm, and his arm span is not officially specified. 85.7% of his victories ended ahead of schedule. The Briton went the full distance only twice — with Gabriel Engema and in the first duel with Allen. In August 2023, Fischer won the vacant Southern Area title by stopping Harry Armstrong in the seventh round. At the same time, the opponent was knocked down in the opening three minutes.

Current form
Michael Pirotton entered the ring in August and defeated Giovanni Sheik by technical knockout in the third round. The 30-year-old Belgian has 12 wins and two losses, including six wins by knockout. He has played 68 professional rounds since 2019. Height — 196 cm, arm span — 208 cm. That is, Pirotton is slightly larger than Fischer in terms of size, but inferior in terms of early wins: 50% versus 85.7%. Beaumaye suffered both defeats by decision of the judges — from Peter Lach and Juan Alberts. After that, he finished the fights ahead of schedule twice. Eight of his 14 opponents had a positive win-loss balance, while Fischer had 11 out of 15 such opponents.
Trends
Bet The duel won't be complete
The boxers have 18 knockout wins between them.
Tip and bets
Fischer will probably try to turn the fight into a power test from the very first minutes. This is his usual scenario: the Briton pushes, throws heavy punches and does not allow his opponent to work calmly at a distance. Pyrotton is bigger and has good stamina, but he doesn't have any serious knockout power. Yes, Fischer does not belong to the category of technically flawless heavyweights, but it is precisely in the force of his blow that his main advantage lies. The pyrotton will have to withstand constant pressure, and this is not an easy task. Therefore, it is worth proceeding from a simple boxing principle: if one punches noticeably harder than the other, sooner or later it begins to affect.
Our prediction is that Fischer will win by knockout in 1.31


























