Australian boxing fans are set for a huge afternoon as hometown favourite Tim Tszyu takes on Errol Spence in a blockbuster clash in Sydney this Sunday.
With both former world champions eager to make a statement, the main event promises plenty of action. Boxing betting markets for the big fights are available at Neds, including the highly anticipated Stephen Fulton vs Liam Wilson matchup.
Our boxing experts have analysed every fight and shared their tips and predictions for all six fights on the main card.
Spence vs Tszyu Predictions
Betting markets have this matchup virtually impossible to split, with both former three-division champion Errol Spence and Tim Tszyu listed at $1.91 ahead of their headline bout at Afterpay Arena on Sunday.
After claiming the WBO light middleweight title with a convincing victory over Brian Mendoza, Tszyu appeared destined for greatness. Instead the 31-year-old suffered three defeats in his next four outings, including two losses to Sebastian Fundora.
Spence opened his professional career with 28 consecutive victories before facing pound-for-pound superstar Terence Crawford in a highly anticipated event. Crawford dominated the fight, stopping Spence in the ninth round. While it was a difficult defeat, Spence has the experience to make a successful comeback.
Although Australian fans will be hoping Tszyu can get the job done, Spence’s record remains the stronger of the two. With both fighters available at identical odds of $1.91, Spence offers the better betting value.
Stephen Fulton vs Liam Wilson Predictions
The Super Featherweight clash between Stephen Fulton and Liam Wilson adds another chapter to the growing rivalry between American and Australian boxing.
Fulton enters the bout with a proven record at the highest level, carrying a 23-2 record and extensive experience against better opposition than what Wilson has faced. His recent market support has seen him firm into $1.33 with Neds, so there is confidence in betting markets for the American.
Wilson has impressed throughout his career, but this represents a significant step up in competition. Most of his fights have come against lower-graded Australians, and it’s never easy to make the step up to facing a highly-regarded American-based fighter.
Wilson is good enough to make it an interesting fight, and he’ll have the home crowd on board. However, the top two fights of the night could go stateside.
Callum Peters vs Ivan Ricardo Actis Predictions
Callum Peters looks set for another win, with bookmakers giving him every chance of keeping his unbeaten record intact against Ivan Ricardo Actis.
The talented Aussie has started his professional career with seven straight victories after building an outstanding amateur resume that saw him climb to No. 2 in the world rankings. At just 23 years old, Peters is already making a name for himself and is a heavy $1.10 favourite heading into this fight.
Actis brings an unbeaten 13-0-1 record to the ring, but he hasn’t faced the same level of opposition as Peters. This is a big jump in class, and it’s hard to see the Argentinian matching the Australian’s speed and power, so it could be a one-sided loss for the visitor.
The odds aren’t huge for Peters to secure the W, but he’s a great chance of adding value to boxing multi bets.
Paul Fleming vs Ahmad Reda
Ahmad Reda heads into his all-Australian showdown with Paul Fleming as the clear favourite, and it’s easy to see why. The unbeaten Sydneysider is priced at $1.28 and continues to attract strong support as one of the country’s rising boxing talents.
That doesn’t mean Fleming should be overlooked. With a 28-1-2 record, the veteran has plenty of experience and has been in the ring with quality opponents throughout his career. However, Reda looks like the fighter with the brighter future, and the market is backing the 23-year-old to send a message to other fighters in his division.
Reda has finished six of his eight professional fights, but it was his victory over Bruno Tarimo in 2025 that showcased his complete boxing prowess. He won by decision, but going the distance against Tarimo is a good sign of things to come.
He is another fighter paying short odds to win, but multi them all up and returns can be healthy.
Paulo Aokuso vs Luis Antonio Tejeda
The light heavyweight division is in the spotlight as Paulo Aokuso takes on Luis Antonio Tejeda in what promises to be an entertaining contest.
Aokuso brings an unbeaten 10-0 record into the ring. Half of those victories have come by knockout, including an impressive finish in his most recent outing against Kittipong Jian Hao Ho.
Tejeda presents a solid challenge. The hard-hitting visitor has recorded nine knockout wins, making him one of the tougher opponents Aokuso has faced.
However, Aokuso looks like a fighter with a higher ceiling. He should start well, and Tejeda could be looking for somewhere to hide in the middle rounds.
Tina Rahimi vs Sacha Ryan Dryden
Tina Rahimi makes her professional debut against Sacha Ryan Dryden, as the women kick off the main card.
We haven’t seen much of either fighter, but most of the money has come for Rahimi to win her debut pro fight having scored 23 wins as an amateur.
Dryden hasn’t looked good in four fights, posting a 2-2 record, and she could struggle to get going.