Ben Whittaker and Liam Cameron 2 – Odds and Match Preview
The upcoming boxing rematch between Ben Whittaker and Liam Cameron is one of the most anticipated events in British boxing this year. The fight is scheduled for Sunday, April 20, 2025, at the bp pulse LIVE arena in Birmingham, England, and will be broadcast live on Sky Sports.
Ben Whittaker and Liam Cameron 2 – Odds
Ben Whittaker is the clear betting favorite going into his rematch with Liam Cameron. The odds for Whittaker to win outright are around 3/10 (or -330), which means bookmakers, such as non GamStop betting sites, give him about a 73% chance of victory. Cameron, on the other hand, is priced at about 12/5 (+240), giving him a 27% chance of pulling off the upset.
Whittaker is most likely to win by decision. Odds for Whittaker to win on points are around 4/5 (-130) or 8/11, while his odds to win by knockout, TKO, or disqualification are longer, at roughly 15/4 or +285. Cameron is a much bigger underdog in both categories, he’s about 11/2 (+550) to win by decision and 9/2 (+450) to win by stoppage.
Odds have shifted a bit since markets opened. Ben Whittaker started as a strong favorite at 4/11 (-280), but his price has widened slightly, indicating growing confidence in his chances.
The stakes for this rematch are extremely high for both fighters. For Whittaker, it’s a chance to silence critics who questioned his heart and resilience after the first fight’s strange ending. For Cameron, it’s an opportunity to settle the score and prove he deserved the win last time. The fight has also been marked by a dispute over the number of rounds: Whittaker’s team signed for 10 rounds, while Cameron’s contract stated 12, leading to ongoing negotiations and some added tension in the build-up.
This bout is a direct sequel to their dramatic first encounter in October 2024, which ended in controversy. In that fight, both men tumbled over the ropes and out of the ring during the fifth round. Ben Whittaker was unable to continue due to injuries from the fall, and the judges were forced to go to the scorecards. The result was a split technical draw: one judge narrowly favored Whittaker, another gave it to Cameron, and the third had it even. The bizarre ending led to heated debate, with some questioning Whittaker’s willingness to continue and others feeling Cameron had been denied a clear result.
Whittaker vs. Cameron 2 is a high-stakes, high-drama showdown between two fighters with unfinished business and contrasting styles, set to headline a major card in Birmingham.
