Anthony Joshua returns to the ring on Saturday evening, with the former world heavyweight champion facing Kristian Prenga in Saudi Arabia.The Jeddah Superdome plays host as former professional boxer-turned sports betting analyst Frank Monkhouse offers his big-fight preview and predictions to talkSPORT readers.Free Joshua vs Prenga bet builder tips, odds and prediction: Brit targets a 30th career winEddie Hearn for Matchroom Boxing and Frank Warren for Queensberry Promotions present a mouthwatering 13-bout card, including world title fights at super middleweight and super welterweight.But there can be no denying the main event.AJ aims to score a 30th career win, edging closer to an all-British showdown with long-term rival Tyson Fury later this year.Prenga plans to upset the odds, and with each of his previous 20 wins coming by way of knockout, the Albanian is an underdog with bite.Date, start time and where to watch the matchDate: Saturday, 25 July 2026Time: 23:00 BSTVenue: Jeddah Superdome, Saudi ArabiaWhere to watch: Live on DAZNBet builder tipsIn this section of my Joshua vs Prenga preview and predictions, I reveal my strongest selections. You can follow as a single or add your favourites to a Joshua vs Prenga bet builder.Fight not to go the distance – 1/9 with Sky BetJoshua by KO/TKO – 1/8 with Sky BetJoshua rounds 6-10 – 11/2 with Sky BetFollow our bet builder tip at 57/8 with Sky BetJoshua vs Prenga predictionFight not to go the distanceMy first pick is for Saturday’s clash not to last the distance.In this market, you’re not too interested in which fighter wins or when, as long as we don’t hear the final bell and this one doesn’t go to points. An early KO for Joshua pays the same as a dramatic late stoppage.It’s worth remembering that AJ boasts a near-90% knockout average. The fight not to last the distance was settled as a winner in each of the Englishman’s last five appearances. Bet on fight not to go the distance at 1/9 with Sky Bet Joshua KO/TKOJoshua has campaigned at a much higher level than his opponent, mixing it with the likes of Daniel Dubois, Oleksandr Usyk, Andy Ruiz, Joseph Parker, and Wladimir Klitschko, to name but a few. That’s hard-earned, top-level experience.The 2012 Olympic Games gold medallist and two-time unified world heavyweight champion is ranked seventh in the world, with Prenga down in 35th. There are levels to boxing, and we’ll be reminded of that this weekend.Since 2020, Joshua has stopped Robert Helenius, Otto Wallin, Francis Ngannou, and Jake Paul. That run shows, even at 36 years old, he carries devastating power. Bet on Anthony Joshua to win by KO/TKO at 1/8 with Sky Bet Joshua rounds 6-10The third of my Joshua vs Prenga predictions carries the highest odds, boosting our potential returns. We’re backing AJ to win between rounds 6 and 10.Traders working at the largest bookmakers rarely agree, but they all expect an easy outing for Joshua. An early win is favourite, but I don’t expect AJ, with all his experience, to go hunting for the stoppage. After being stopped twice in four defeats, Anthony knows he must keep it professional against a rival with heavy hands. Things can unravel quickly in this game.Many of Joshua’s early wins came in the opening few rounds. You may remember he battered former UFC world heavyweight champion Ngannou inside two rounds. However, recent results show that the 6’ 6” orthodox boxer is pacing himself with age.Backing Joshua to win in rounds 6-10 paid out when he beat Jake Paul in round six last time out. It was also a smart bet when finishing Robert Helenius in round seven. Bet on AJ to win between rounds 6 and 10 at 11/2 with Sky Bet How to place this Joshua vs Prenga bet builderFollow this simple step-by-step guide to placing a bet builder on professional boxing.Log in to your betting account or register with one of our UKGC-licensed partners.Click on Sports-Boxing-Joshua vs Prenga.Browse the pre-fight markets, clicking the odds attached to your predictions.Visit your bet slip and finalise your selections.Input your desired stake into the bet builder field, check, and confirm.Stats that matter for your betHere are five important stats that matter when betting on Joshua vs Prenga.Joshua already has 26 knockout wins on his record.Prenga is ranked 35th in the world at heavyweight.Neither man went the distance in any of their previous five bouts.AJ stopped Jake Paul in round six late last year.Prenga landed a first-round TKO win in February.Last 5 fights: Anthony JoshuaDateDivisionOpponentResultDecember 2025HeavyweightJake PaulWon KO 6September 2024HeavyweightDaniel DuboisLost KO 5March 2024HeavyweightFrancis NgannouWon KO 2December 2023HeavyweightOtto Wallin Won KO 5August 2023HeavyweightRobert HeleniusWon KO 7Last 5 fights: Kristian PrengaDateDivisionOpponentResultFebruary 2026HeavyweightJoe JonesWon KO 1December 2025HeavyweightBrandon CarmackWon KO 1April 2025HeavyweightWillie Jake JrWon KO 1January 2025HeavyweightJuan TorresWon KO 2October 2024HeavyweightJoey DawejkoWon KO 5Why we are backing this bet builderMy Anthony Joshua vs Kristian Prenga predictions are perfect for bet builders, but why am I so confident?Each prediction leans heavily on the stats and trends, including recent form. There is also a range of markets and odds, giving armchair fans plenty to follow on fight night.Odds for the Joshua vs Prenga boutJoshua win – 1/40 with Sky BetDraw – 50/1 with Sky BetPrenga win – 16/1 with Sky BetOdds are correct at the time of writing. Please remember that boxing betting odds are subject to change. The price you see when placing your bet may have changed from what was available when I researched and wrote the preview.Who is the favourite to win?Betting traders working at every UKGC-licensed bookmaker can’t see past a simple win for Anthony Joshua, pricing him as a red-hot favourite.About the authorFrank MonkhouseFrank is a former professional boxer at the renowned TKO Gym in London who has transitioned his career into sports betting writing. He has worked with some of the leading names in the industry, including world-renowned bookmakers and ambitious affiliates. 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