How To Bet On Jake Paul vs Hasim Rahman Jr in the USA

Jake Paul is returning to this boxing ring on August 6th and will be facing a significant step-up in competition from his previous 5 professional fights. Paul will fight 12-1 heavyweight professional boxer, Hasim Rahman Jr, at Madison Square Garden. The event will be broadcast on Showtime PPV.

Jake Paul has leveled up his opponent in each of his professional boxing fights. He defeated fellow YouTuber AneSon Gib in his first pro fight, then defeated ex-NBA player Nate Robinson, and MMA champions Ben Askren and Tyron Woodley (twice). The second Woodley fight Paul leveled up his performance by knocking out Woodley after getting a decision win in their first fight. The Woodley rematch was short notice after Tommy Fury pulled out of their originally scheduled event last December.

Paul was scheduled again to fight Tommy Fury on this upcoming event, but the British boxer once again pulled out citing issues with entering the US. With Fury out Paul has found an even more challenging opponent in Hasim Rahman Jr. who is bigger and more experienced than Fury. Rahman Jr is a heavyweight with a 12-1 professional record and over 100 amateur fights. He’s also the son of former heavyweight champion Hasim Rahman who knocked out Lennox Lewis to win the belts back in 2001.

This is yet another huge step up in competition for Jake Paul, and a win over Rahman Jr. should silence his boxing critics. On this page I will recommend a betting site where you can bet on the fight, look at the odds, and finish with a simple 3 step guide you can follow to place your bets online.

Where To Bet

Sports betting is legal in more than 35 US states plus Washington, D.C., where licensed sportsbooks such as DraftKings, FanDuel and BetMGM operate. You must be 21 or older in most states and physically located in a state where the sportsbook is licensed.

In states without legal sports betting, options include prediction markets such as Kalshi and Polymarket, daily fantasy sports apps, and offshore sportsbooks, which accept US customers but are not licensed or regulated by any state. Our guide to sports betting in the USA breaks down every option.

Jake Paul vs Hasim Rahman Jr Odds

Here are the odds for the Paul vs Rahman fight from BetOnline.ag (odds taken on July 8th):

The odds will likely change as we approach fight night on August 6th.

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