Tyson Fury to win by knockout is the most popular method of victory with Ladbrokes punters for Saturday night's blockbuster bout in LA.
Fury will go head-to-head with Deontay Wilder at the Staples Center for the Americans WBC world heavyweight title.
Both fighters are undefeated with Wilder knocking out 39 of his 40 opponents, while the Gypsy King has won 19 of his 27 bouts via KO.
Despite being the most unlikely method of victory at 11/2, the bookies can reveal a staggering 50% of all bets placed on how the fight will be won favour the Brit by KO, TKO or Disqualification.
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Meanwhile, with just a day to go until the big fight, Fury tops the popularity charts by some distance over Wilder on the Fight Betting front in terms of bets placed, despite being the 5/4 outsider.
And 62.74% of bets placed have backed the Gypsy King to beat the Bronze Bomber.
Alex Apati of Ladbrokes said: "Fury is winning over fans left, right and centre and with just hours to go until the fight of the year, it looks as though our punters have already decided on their winner."
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Elsewhere, the 30-year-old is 'one million per cent' certain his is winning the bout.
"I'm going to win this fight - one million per cent. There is not a doubt in my mind. No matter what he brings on Saturday night I will over come him and take the WBC title back to the UK," Fury said.
"You will see the best Tyson Fury. It needs to be the best Tyson Fury to compete at this level and beat such a champion as Deontay Wilder but I'm pretty confident that I have worked hard enough and done everything in my power.
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"I'm going to go in there and do my best on Saturday night. I'm very relaxed I don't get very tense before a fight - it's just another fight for me. It's another boxing match.
"I already have had 27 professional fights and been a professional for 10 years and I've needed to win all of them.
"I don't really have a weight goal (for this fight) but I've worked really hard and I'm as heavy as I have been in most of fights. I was 257 pounds on the nail this morning."
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