How Long Will Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua Last? Fight Props & Odds

One of the most polarizing boxing matchups imaginable is set to go, and bettors are already asking the key question: how long will Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua last? And what type of props can I take advantage of?

With sportsbooks expected to hang a wide range of round totals, method-of-victory props, and early finish markets, this fight is shaping up to be less about who wins and more about when it ends.

Let’s break down the likely outcomes and how long this bout realistically goes come Dec. 19 on Netflix.

How long will Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua last?

Anthony Joshua’s power changes everything

Joshua is a former two-time heavyweight champion with elite knockout power, even by world-class standards. He’s finished 25 of his 28 career wins by KO/TKO, with five inside the first five rounds.

Joshua’s jab alone could control the pace early, and once he finds range, the fight could unravel quickly for Paul.

Jake Paul’s durability is the wild card

To Paul’s credit, he has shown toughness and composure against former MMA champions and veteran boxers. He’s gone the distance multiple times - and remember, this is an entertainment-first fight.

If Paul survives the opening rounds, live betting markets could swing.

Best bets and props for Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua

Fight duration props

Let's dive into the Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua odds for the length of the bout, and see where we can find some value.

All odds via FanDuel

How long will Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua last?

Realistically, this fight projects to end between Rounds 2 and 4 when it comes to the Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua odds.

• Early finish (Rounds 1-2): Joshua overwhelms Paul quickly
• Mid-range finish (Rounds 3-4): Paul survives early but gets caught
• Late rounds: Extremely unlikely, barring a defensive masterclass

From a betting perspective, Joshua by KO/TKO in Rounds 2-4 (+350 to +800) feels like the most logical lane once odds are posted.