Tyson Fury Odds

Tyson Fury Odds: Bet on the Gypsy King

Known as one of the best heavyweight boxers of this generation, Tyson Fury has held some of the most prestigious belts in the sport, including the World Boxing Council (WBC) heavyweight title from 2020 to 2024 and the unified WBA, IBF and WBO heavyweight titles from 2015 to 2016 after his upset of Wladimir Klitschko. The Gypsy King stands at 6'9" with an 85-inch reach and a distinctive unorthodox style built on unpredictable movement and switch-hitting designed to throw his opponent off-guard.

After weeks of speculation over Dublin dates and rumoured opponents, Fury's next fight is officially locked in. The Gypsy King faces 46-year-old Polish veteran Mariusz Wach on Friday 24 July 2026 at Max Muay Thai Stadium in Pattaya, Thailand, in a 10-round heavyweight contest broadcast on Netflix.

The bout carries the inaugural WBC Humanitarian Title, with ticket proceeds destined for local Pattaya charities. It also lands one day before Anthony Joshua faces Kristian Prenga in Riyadh, creating a rare back-to-back weekend where both British heavyweights take their Battle of Britain warm-up fights.

Fury vs Wach Key Details:

Date: Friday 24 July 2026
Venue: Max Muay Thai Stadium, Pattaya, Thailand
Format: 10-round heavyweight contest
Broadcaster: Netflix
Fury record: 35-2-1 (24 KOs)
Wach record: 39-13 (20 KOs)

Wach is best known for going the full 12 rounds with Wladimir Klitschko in his 2012 unified world title challenge in Hamburg. The 6 feet 7 and a half inch Pole carries a granite chin that has never been fully broken by a single clean shot, though he has been stopped four times in a 52-fight career by Martin Bakole, Jarrell Miller, Arslanbek Makhmudov and Moses Itauma. He has lost seven of his last ten fights and enters the bout on the back of a decision loss to Viktor Vykhryst in Budapest in March 2026.

Fury is a heavy favourite in the outright winner market. The value on the card sits in method of victory, round betting and over/under total rounds, all of which are shaped by Wach's iron chin and Fury's willingness to fight cautiously ahead of a career-defining November megafight.

Read the full Fury vs Wach preview, odds analysis and Battle of Britain implications here.

Tyson Fury Odds: Bet on Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua

Fury vs Joshua is the fight that the world of British boxing has been trying to make a reality for a very long time. Now, a deal has finally been done for late 2026, with both men still needing to get through the months in front of them before hearing the first bell.

Here at BetVictor, we know that this fight is more than just choosing a famous name, as Fury brings reach and an awkward rhythm, while Joshua brings sharper straight punches and heavier single-shot danger. The gap between these boxers is where this unique fight gets really interesting, because there is no simple outcome when the two styles clash.

The current plans for the two to fight are in late 2026, with Eddie Hearn talking up November and Wembley as the leading UK venue option. Before then, Joshua is booked to face Kristian Prenga on 25 July 2026 in Riyadh, while Fury faces Polish veteran Mariusz Wach on 24 July 2026 in Pattaya, Thailand. Until both warm-up fights are safely handled, prices can still move.

Fury vs Joshua feels familiar because the names have been around for so long, but the sports betting market should be read through the current version of each fighter. Age, recent rounds, styles, and activity matter more than old highlight clips.

Tyson Fury most recently won by unanimous decision against Arslanbek Makhmudov on his comeback in April 2026, ending a run of two successive defeats to Oleksandr Usyk. Here's a look at the results from his 10 most recent fights:

Date	Opponent	Result
Apr 2026	Arslanbek Makhmudov	Won via unanimous decision (12 rounds)
Dec 2024	Oleksandr Usyk	Lost via unanimous decision (12 rounds)
May 2024	Oleksandr Usyk	Lost via split decision (12 rounds)
Oct 2023	Francis Ngannou	Won via split decision (10 rounds)
Dec 2022	Derek Chisora	Won via TKO in round 10
Apr 2022	Dillian Whyte	Won via TKO in round 6
Oct 2021	Deontay Wilder	Won via KO in round 11
Feb 2020	Deontay Wilder	Won via TKO in round 7
Sep 2019	Otto Wallin	Won via unanimous decision (12 rounds)
Jun 2019	Tom Schwarz	Won via TKO in round 2

Years of collapsed talks have changed the feel of this fight. It is no longer about finding the single best heavyweight in the world, because Oleksandr Usyk has already beaten Fury and Joshua. Instead, it is about a domestic argument that never got settled while both men held world titles.

Fury first became a world champion by beating Wladimir Klitschko in 2015. Joshua built his name through Olympic gold, stadium wins, and two reigns as unified heavyweight champion. Their careers ran close enough to make the fight obvious, but not close enough for the deal to land at the right time.

While this delay has not killed the demand for the fight, it has changed the pressure, as a younger Fury against a younger Joshua would have been framed around belts and unbeaten records. This version is about late-career timing and pride, with both men trying to prove they can still impose a plan across 12 rounds.

While there is no date confirmed for the fight yet, it seems likely that it will occur in late 2026, potentially in November, inside Wembley Stadium in London, as mentioned earlier.

According to the latest Fury vs Joshua odds, Fury is the early favourite, with the reason for this likely being that he is taller and harder to pin down when compared to Joshua throughout the course of a fight.

His 85-inch reach gives him room to jab from range and tie up inside. That matters against Joshua because AJ is at his most dangerous when he can plant his feet and punch in straight lines. If Fury controls distance and slows the pace, he can make Joshua chase moments rather than build rounds.

Still, Joshua’s case is not hard to make. He has 26 knockouts from 29 wins, and his best work has often come when he commits behind the right hand. Fury has been down before, and if Joshua lands clean while Fury is squared up or backing out lazily, the fight could end right there.

Recent activity is another reason to consider when looking at early boxing odds. Joshua is priced around what people expect him to look like against Prenga, while Fury is being judged on how much of his movement and durability remain after the Usyk defeats and his return spell.

Now, there are also method markets available at BetVictor for users to consider, which is arguably where this fight becomes even more interesting. For Fury, the odds lean in favour of him winning by decision, whereas AJ’s route looks more explosive, with him to win by KO, TKO, or DQ being the next favoured option.

If you want to bet on Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua odds online with us at BetVictor, here’s how you can get started:

Sign in to your BetVictor account. If you’re a new user, tap on the green “Sign Up” button in the top right corner and fill in the various fields that appear, before verifying your details to activate your account with us.
Go to the cashier, select deposit, pick your desired payment method, and follow the on-screen instructions to fund your account.
Next, go to the sportsbooks and open the boxing betting section.
Look in the “Upcoming Fights” section or search for Fury vs Joshua, and open the fight page to review the different markets.
Tap on your desired selection(s) to add them to your bet slip.
Enter your desired stake size and confirm the wager. You can then enjoy the fight, and if your bet is successful, it will be awarded at the corresponding boxing odds.

It’s also worth mentioning that a host of live betting options will also be available as soon as the bout gets underway.

It’s important to remember that no betting strategy can guarantee a win when sports betting. This is true with this fight too, as heavyweight boxing can turn on a single clean punch, even when the first few rounds seem to be all one-way traffic.

Wait for the warm-up fights if the price allows it: Fury faces Wach in Thailand on 24 July, with Joshua taking on Prenga in Riyadh 24 hours later. Both bouts will move Battle of Britain prices before the November megafight. A win alone does not tell the full story, however, as many experts will be looking out for whether Joshua looks sharp early against Prenga and whether Fury still moves well after the opening rounds against Wach.
Separate the fighter from the method: Fury may be more likely to win, but that does not mean every Fury price is worth taking. If you think he controls the fight, points could be more logical than a stoppage. Alternatively, if you fancy Joshua, his clearest path may be KO or TKO.
Check physical condition, not just quotes: Fight-week talk can be noisy, and the weigh-in and visible sharpness can give more useful information than dialogue from a press conference. A small sign of injury or low mental fortitude can move the market faster than expected.
Be careful with nostalgia: This fight carries years of built-up emotion, so public money may not always follow calm analysis. Due to this, it’s important to bet on the 2026 versions of Fury and Joshua, not the champions they were at their peaks.

Who is Tyson Fury fighting next?

Tyson Fury faces Polish heavyweight Mariusz Wach on Friday 24 July 2026 at Max Muay Thai Stadium in Pattaya, Thailand. The bout is a 10-round heavyweight contest broadcast on Netflix and doubles as a warm-up for Fury's long-awaited Battle of Britain showdown with Anthony Joshua later in the year.

What is Tyson Fury's fighting record?

Tyson Fury has a professional boxing record of 35 wins, 2 losses and 1 draw, with 24 wins coming by knockout. He has also held multiple heavyweight world titles during his career.

Where is the best place to bet on Tyson Fury odds online?

You can bet on Tyson Fury fights at licensed sportsbooks such as BetVictor. These platforms offer a range of markets including match winner, method of victory and round betting. Always choose a regulated operator and gamble responsibly.