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Eight-time world champion Manny Pacquiao will still get his shot at a world welterweight title belt on August 21. It just won't be against unbeaten champ Errol Spence Jr. Spence pulled out of their scheduled bout when a pre-fight medical examination revealed a tear in the retina of his left eye. Pacquiao is heavily favored in the boxing odds against Cuban Yordenis Ugas. The WBA welterweight champion will step in to defend his title against Pacquiao.

Check out our free betting picks for the great fight between Mike Tyson and Lennox Lewis.

On the heels of his brother Jake's success in the ring it appears that oddsmakers are showing more belief in the Paul brothers as boxers. Logan Paul is just a +850 underdog for his June 6th fight against undefeated former world champion Floyd Mayweather. Mayweather is still a solid -1800 pick to take the bout, however. Check out our experts' betting picks for Mayweather vs Logan Paul.

Four world titles will be on the line when Canelo Alvarez and Billy Joe Saunders step into the ring on May 8th and Alvarez is the overwhelming -700 favorite in the boxing odds to leave with all of them. He's the reigning WBC, WBA, and The Ring super middleweight champion, while Saunders owns the WBO super middleweight belt. In 58 career fights, Alvarez shows just one loss on his card.

World heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua is a heavy 1/10 favorite over Kubrat Pulev in the Joshua vs Pulev betting picks. Holder of the IBF, WBA, WBO, and IBO title belts, Joshua will step into the ring on Dec. 12 at SSE Arena in London, England to face Pulev. This will be the second world title shot for Bulgarian veteran Pulev. He was knocked out by Wladimir Klitschko in his previous bid in 2014. 

Boxing's seniors' tour comes to fruition on Nov. 28 as former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson, 54, steps into the ring to face Roy Jones Jr., 51, at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. Jones, a world champion in five weight classes during his career, is the +150 underdog in the fight. Tyson is the odds-on -185 favorite. A Tyson knockout is also the +135 chalk as the most likely outcome.

Ever since Canelo Alvarez and Gennady Golovkin squared off in September, people have been waiting for a rematch. And now, after battling to a controversial draw last time around, they're getting their wish. In advance of the opening bell, we have all the odds and analysis you need to make an educated decision at the sportsbooks.

Danny Garcia and Shawn Porter are ready to square off for the World Boxing Council 147-pound title this upcoming Saturday. We've hit on all the important details and odds surrounding their matchup—including a prediction that may end up defying the oddsmakers.