Biden vs. Trump Boxing Odds?

Written by :

Jagajeet Chiba

Published on :

10 September, 2021

Former US President Donald Trump says he’d beat the current President Joe Biden in a boxing match, three years after Biden threatened to ‘beat the hell out of him’.

This comes as Trump and his son, Don Jr., are set to act as color commentators during this weekend's seniors boxing match between Evander Holyfield and former UFC champ Vitor Belfort. Oscar De La Hoya was originally supposed to take on Belfort but recently suffered a bout of Covid-19.

And now our good friends at BetOnline have released odds on a Trump vs. Biden boxing match. Good golly!

In an interview promoting the bout, Trump said that if he could pick anyone to box, he would pick President Joe Biden, and said that he would knock out Biden "within the first few seconds."

Fight Odds

Joe Biden +200

Donald Trump -300

These odds imply a 75.0% probability that Trump would emerge the victor.

- Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com

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