Ben Whittaker - Conor Wallace: betting tip (cf 1.41) and bets on the fight

Current form

Ben Whittaker last entered the ring in June and confidently dealt with Richard Rivera, stopping him in the second round. Before that, the Briton also did not stay in the ring: in April, he had 144 seconds to defeat Brian Nahuel Suarez ahead of schedule. And even earlier, Whittaker defeated Benjamin Gavazi in 135 seconds and won the vacant WBC Silver title. The 29-year-old Englishman has 12 wins, nine of which he won by knockout, and one draw. He has played 58 professional rounds since 2022. The Surgeon has also achieved a lot as an amateur: 53 wins with 13 losses, silver at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, a silver medal at the 2019 European Games, bronze at the World Championships of the same year and the title of EU champion in 2018.

Whittaker began his professional career by winning the IBF International title in June 2024, defeating Evorice Ezra Areneca by unanimous decision. In the autumn of the same year, the meeting with Liam Cameron ended in a technical draw after six rounds. In the rematch, the Briton stopped Cameron in the second round. Whittaker's height is 190.5 cm, his arm span is 190.5 cm. 75% of his victories ended ahead of schedule, and he won the last four fights by knockout. In the WBC, IBF, and WBO rankings, he ranks second, third, and fourth, respectively.

Current form

Conor Wallace knocked out Walter Gabriel Sequeira in the sixth round in his last fight. The 30-year-old lefty has 17 wins with one loss, and he won ahead of schedule 12 times. The Irishman played 93 rounds as a professional. Wallace's amateur experience is also solid: 175 fights and seven Irish titles. He also worked as a sparring partner for Conor McGregor.

Wallace is about 193 cm tall, but there is no information about his arm span. He suffered his only defeat in 2021, losing to Leti Leti by a majority decision of the judges. Then he lost the Australian light heavyweight title. Wallace also won the IBF Pan Pacific titles and the WBO Intercontinental belt. However, so far the Irishman has held all professional fights in Australia, and the level of his opposition is noticeably inferior to the test that awaits him in Birmingham.