Nobody can take anything for granted in the heavyweight division, not after what happened two weeks ago at Madison Square Garden. Against that backdrop, lineal champion Tyson Fury measures to the ring on Saturday night at Las Vegas against Tom Schwarz, a German challenger who is unheralded, but can also be 24-0 with 16 knockouts. The most important Fury vs. Schwarz card from MGM Grand Garden Arena starts at 10 p.m. ET, with the must-see event ticketed for roughly 11:30 p.m. ET. Fury watched Andy Ruiz Jr. stun unified champ Anthony Joshua with a seventh-round TKO on June 1, therefore that he will not take Schwarz softly. Fury is 27-0-1 with 19 knockouts following his controversial draw last December versus WBC champ Deontay Wilder. Bookmakers peg Fury as a -3000 favorite (hazard $3,000 to win $100) in the most recent Fury vs. Schwarz odds, together with Schwarz getting +1200 (risk $100 to win $1,200) as the underdog. The over-under is 9.5 rounds. Before you make any Fury vs. Schwarz picks or boxing predictions, then hear what Peter Kahn has to say.

A battle game veteran with more than 20 years of expertise as a director, promoter and advisor, Kahn has his finger on the heartbeat of exactly what goes on inside and outside the ring. He can be heard weekly as co-host of”The Fight Guys” podcast around the SB Nation Radio Network.

The division is not known by anybody better. Only last month, Kahn called Wilder knocking out Dominic Breazeale in the first round — a huge 22-1 long shot bet. “According to everything Wilder has voiced leading up to the struggle and his true dislike and beef with Breazeale, anticipate Wilder to come out and attempt to get rid of him early so as to create an impression,” Kahn told viewers. The result: Wilder finished it in the 2:17 mark using a barbarous one-punch knockout. Made a killing.

Now, Kahn has scouted Fury vs. Schwarz from each angle and secured in his three best bets. He’s sharing them at SportsLine.

Kahn understands Fury, that boasts an 85-inch reach, has fought much harder opponents than Schwarz. Fury conquer the previous undisputed champion, Wladimir Klitschko, in 2015, and lots of observers say he out-boxed Wilder last December. In that split attraction, the Gypsy King defeated Wilder with his jab and long hit. And that he showed tremendous grit by rising like a Phoenix from two knockdowns. With an 2020 rematch with Wilder looming, Fury aims to construct his drawing ability for the potential megafight.

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