NBA betting isn’t only about betting on the championship and individual games. With the right sportsbook, bettors can bet on anything NBA-related. As the NBA season gets closer to the All-Star break, there is a lot to talk about and bet on outside of the championship and individual games.
Will Jake Paul Fight a Current or Former NBA Player?
Will Jake Paul Fight a Current or Former NBA Player?
Highlights
- Will Jake Paul fight Ron Artest or another former/current NBA player in 2024 or 2025?
- Bet on the next team for three players including Jimmy Butler
- Odds available for whether or not Kawhi Leonard will announce his retirement
Jake Paul defeats Mike Tyson. Will his next fight be with a current or former NBA player?
Bodog released odds for a potential next opponent for Jake Paul after his fight with Mike Tyson. Paul defeated Tyson last week in a highly anticipated eight-round boxing match. Paul’s fight with Tyson captured a ton of people’s attention in the sports world and beyond. Paul’s next fight could also be a huge event with the right opponent.
Paul fought former NBA guard Nate Robinson in his second fight, winning the fight by KO in the second round. On Bodog, bettors can bet on Paul to fight a current or former NBA player. This is one of the sportsbook’s latest NBA specials. Former Indiana Pacers and Los Angeles Lakers forward Ron Artest is the betting favourite at the moment at +500. Former Orlando Magic center Dwight Howard has the second best odds at +750. Former Detroit Pistons forward Ben Wallace has the third best odds with +850. The fight must happen in 2024 or 2025.
Full odds
| Ron Artest +500 | Dwight Howard +750 | Ben Wallace +850 |
| Matt Barnes +950 | Iman Shumpert +1100 | Moe Harkless +1100 |
| Rajon Rondo +1100 | John Wall +1200 | Jusuf Nurkic +1200 |
| Derrick Rose +1400 | LeBron James +1800 | Damian Lillard +2000 |
| Dwayne Wade +2000 | Kristaps Porzingis +2000 | Anderson Varejao +2500 |
| Joel Embiid +2500 | Leandro Barbosa +2500 | Nene +2500 |
More NBA specials on Bodog
With the NBA season getting closer to the trade deadline, Bodog posted odds for the next team for a few players. The players are Zion Williamson, Jimmy Butler, and D’Angelo Russell. The New Orleans Pelicans and Miami Heat don’t have great records right now. D’Angelo Russell is averaging 12.1 points, 4.8 assists, and 1 steal. Russell is also shooting %40.6 from the field. The trade deadline is on February 6, just before the All-Star break.
Full odds
Zion Williamson
| Los Angeles Lakers +600 | Houston Rockets +750 | Los Angeles Clippers +850 | New York Knicks +900 |
| Atlanta Hawks +1200 | Brooklyn Nets +1800 | Memphis Grizzlies +2500 | Chicago Bulls +2800 |
Jimmy Butler
| Brooklyn Nets +250 | LA Lakers +350 | LA Clippers +500 | New York Knicks +800 |
| Houston Rockets +1000 | Orlando Magic +1600 | Denver Nuggets +2500 | Milwaukee Bucks +2800 |
D’Angelo Russell
| Atlanta Hawks +250 | Chicago Bulls +350 | Washington Wizards +800 |
| Brooklyn Nets +900 | Miami Heat +1200 | Toronto Raptors +1800 |
| Golden State Warriors +2500 | Portland Trail Blazers +2500 | Guangdong Tigers +5000 |
Bet on whether or not Kawhi Leonard will announce his retirement during the 2024/2025 season
Kawhi Leonard has not played a game during the 2024-2025 regular season so far. His injuries have been a topic of discussion from his days in San Antonio and Toronto until now. Last season he played in 68 games, the most he has played since the 2017-2018 season. Odds were released for whether or not Leonard will announce his retirement during the 2024/2025 season.
| Yes +500 | No -900 |
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