You can claim up to £200 in Free Bets Jake Paul v Anthony Joshua - we've compiled the best new customer offers for the fight.

Betfair: 50/1 Joshua to Win + £10 Free Bet on Football

New Betfair customers can grab £50 in Free Bets + £10 Free Bets on Football from a £1 stake.

Here’s how to claim the offer:

• Create your account by clicking 'Claim offer' below

• Deposit £10 and place £1 £1 bet on Anthony Joshua to win against Jake Paul in the 'Match Result' market

• £50 in free bets + £10 football bet will land in your account after the bet is settled.

SkyBet: 50/1 Joshua to Win by KO/TKO or 70/1 Joshua to Win by Points/Decision

SkyBet are giving new customers the chance to sign up and get access to huge enhanced prices.

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• Register a new account by clicking 'Claim offer' below

• Place a max £1 bet on Joshua to win by KO/TKO or Joshua to Win by Points/Decision

• If your selection wins, you’ll get £50 or £70 in Free Bets, valid for 7 days.

Paddy Power: 50/1 Joshua to Win or 80/1 Paul to Win

And finally, Paddy Power new costumes can choose either Joshua or Paul to win at massive odds.

Here’s how to claim the offer:

• Create a new account with Paddy Power by clicking 'Claim offer' below

• Place a max £1 bet on the Match odds market on Jake Paul v Anthony Joshua

• If your selection wins, you’ll get £80 or £50 in Free Bets, valid for 30 days

📈 Jake Paul v Anthony Joshua Predictions

It is remarkable that Jake Paul, 12–1 (7 KOs), has built a profile large enough to turn this fantasy into something approaching reality. Anthony Joshua, 28–4 (25 KOs), may no longer be the dominant heavyweight of his peak years, and his limitations as he enters the twilight of his career are well documented. Even so, he remains a 36-year-old former two-time world champion, a 2012 Olympic gold medallist, and a man who punches with concussive, fight-ending power. He has beaten more than two dozen heavyweights who would all obliterate Paul without hesitation.

Only by indulging conspiracy theories or contractual speculation, suggesting scripted exchanges or pulled punches can one imagine Paul surviving into the second round. Does Joshua carry him to shed his own ring rust? Does he approach it like an extended sparring session? It seems unlikely.

As with his bout against Francis Ngannou, the ruthless, pitiless version of Joshua is the more probable version to appear. He showed no interest in prolonging matters against Ngannou, nor any concern for his opponent’s amateurish defence. He simply flattened him.

On that basis, Under 2.5 rounds looks an extremely safe play at 10/11, offering solid value while allowing for the possibility of a slightly more measured Joshua. For greater reward, Round 1 specifically pays around 11/4.