Daniel Dubois vs Richard Lartey fight prediction, undercard, LIVE stream, UK start time and betting odds

Daniel Dubois returns to action against Richard Lartey on Saturday as he looks to extend his flawless professional record to 11-0.

The 21-year-old sealed the 9th knockout victory of his career last time out against Razvan Cojanu in two rounds at the Royal Albert Hall in March.

That fight represented another step up in class for the Londoner, with Cojanu challenging for the WBO heavyweight title as recently as May 2017 against Joseph Parker.

Dubois’ previous fight came up against the durable Kevin Johnson, a former opponent of Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury who held on all 10 rounds before losing on a points decision.

Dubois racked up win no. 10 in March. (Getty Images)
Dubois racked up win no. 10 in March. (Getty Images)

Ghana’s Lartey, whose only defeat came through an injury-enforced retirement, believes Dubois has been spoon-fed poor opposition however.

Believing he himself has been an avoided man in the heavyweight division, he has vowed to deliver a shock in the capital.


Date, UK start time and venue

Dubois vs Lartey takes place on Saturday April 27 at the SSE Arena, Wembley.

The main event fight is expected to get underway at approximately 10pm, depending on how undercard fights develop.


TV channel and live stream

The fight will be broadcast exclusively in the UK on BT Sport 1.

BT Sport subscribers will be able to stream the match online via the video player and the BT Sport app.

Undercard action gets underway at 8pm.


Betting odds | Provided by Betfair | Subject to change (UK and Ireland only)

Fight odds

  • Dubois win: 1/50

  • Lartey win: 12/1

  • Draw: 33/1

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Dubois made quick work of Cojanu. (Getty Images)
Dubois made quick work of Cojanu. (Getty Images)

Prediction

Dubois is making rapid progress and is regarded as one of the heavyweight's brightest young talents.

While Lartey may have a point over some of his previous opponents - see Dubois' chilling knockout win over AJ Carter in 2017 - the Johnson and Cojanu fights have represented fair tests he has passed comfortably.

Having rediscovered his destructive touch last time out, knockout no.10 could be on the way this weekend.


Undercard

  • Lerrone Richards vs Tommy Langford

  • Zak Chelli vs Jimmy Smith

  • Jack Catterall vs TBA

  • Sunny Edwards vs TBA