Jake Paul vs. Gervonta Davis Odds & Betting Lines: Paul Underdog in November 15 Fight in Atlanta

Jake Paul is the +165 betting underdog for his November 15 fight against Gervonta Davis at State Farm Arena in Atlanta.
Jake Paul vs. Gervonta Davis Odds & Betting Lines: Netflix to Stream November 15 Fight in Atlanta
Pictured: Jake Paul leaves the ring following his victory as we look at the Jake Paul vs. Gervonta Davis odds. Photo by Gary A. Vasquez-Imagn Images.

Jake Paul's next fight against Gervonta Davis has been announced and will take place on Nov. 15 at State Farm Arena in Atlanta. The Jake Paul vs. Gervonta Davis odds from our best boxing betting sites list 'El Gallo' as the +165 betting underdog, even with his 8-inch height advantage against his competitor.

The upcoming Paul vs. Davis brawl will be streamed live on Netflix on Saturday, Nov. 15. Paul will put his 12-1 record on the line against the 30-0-1 Davis in an exhibition match.

📊 Jake Paul vs. Gervonta Davis betting odds

Here are the latest Jake Paul vs. Gervonta Davis betting odds as of Wednesday, Aug. 20:

Fighter Odds Profit ($10 bet)
Jake Paul +165 $16.50
Gervonta Davis -220 $4.55

The opening Jake Paul vs. Gervonta Davis odds show Paul as a significant underdog. This is a rare occurrence for the former YouTuber as he takes on a more experienced and only 30-year-old opponent (also a rare occurrence).

Paul has an implied win probability of 37.74% with his +165 betting odds as the underdog returning a profit of $16.50 on a winning $10 bet.

🥊 Jake Paul vs. Gervonta Davis tale of the tape

Here is a look at how Jake Paul and Gervonta Davis match up ahead of their Nov. 15 exhibition match:

Jake Paul Gervonta Davis
28 Age 30
12-1 Record 30-0-1
6-foot-1 Height 5-foot-5
76 inches Reach 67 inches
199.4 Last weigh-in 133.8

Paul has advantages over Davis in the following:

  • Age
  • Height
  • Reach
  • Weight

Paul last defeated Julio Cesar Chavez Jr., via unanimous decision in late June. Davis is the No. 3-ranked lightweight following his March 1 draw against Lamont Roach Jr. He has never lost.

📺 Jake Paul vs. Gervonta Davis fight info

  • When: Saturday, Nov. 15
  • Where: State Farm Arena (Atlanta)
  • How to watch: Netflix
  • Favorite: Gervonta Davis (-220)

❓ Jake Paul vs. Gervonta Davis FAQs

Who is the favorite for Paul vs. Davis?

Gervonta Davis is a -220 moneyline betting favorite against Jake Paul. Those odds represent an implied win probability of 68.75%, according to our odds converter.

When is the Paul vs. Davis fight?

Paul vs. Davis will take place on Saturday, Nov. 15. 

Where is the Paul vs. Davis fight?

Paul vs. Davis will take place at State Farm Arena in Atlanta.

How to watch Paul vs. Davis fight

Paul vs. Davis will be streamed live on Netflix and will be free for subscribers.

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