Jake Paul vs. Ben Askren Undercard Predictions: Quinton Randall v William Jackson

Several boxing fans might complain about missing the boxing essence from the stellar headlining clash between Jake Paul and Ben Askren on April 17. However, the undercard is stacked with some intriguing matchups and can fill up the void successfully.

The Triller event is not all-entertainment and boxing fans can also tune in to witness a handful of good fights, inclusive of Quinton Randall vs William Jackson. The fight between an active and a retired welterweight has some pretty unique features. While it can bring the former pugilist back to relevancy, it can also see the active one continue his undefeated run.

Hence, both men will share the ring and the chances of winning their nearing clash. However, the active boxer in Randall will enjoy some advantage and considering his recent performances, he can be the favorite over Jackson.

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7-0 as a professional, Quinton Randall staged his debut in 2019 and appeared six times in the same year, winning all six fights. He had similar intentions in 2020, but had to put a quell on those plans for the COVID-19 outbreak. In October, last year, Randal secured a unanimous win over Jan Carlos Rivera before finalizing the fight against Jackson.

Moreover, the Texas native will have a 2” inch advantage in height, before locking horns with his orthodox rival. As they share a similar boxing style, both men can either land flush or comfortably take the battle to the final bell.

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However, William Jackson had a short-lived career from 2008 to 2017. He showcased prominence in the initial stage and went 10-0-1, before suffering back-to-back losses against Johnny Garcia and Doland Ward in 2011 and 2013.

He returned to the win column with victories against Chris Rudd and Larry Venris in 2014, but went silent for three years. ‘Action’ Jackson’ came back in 2017 against Tre’Sean Wiggins and won the fight.

Although he can put his experience to use, he will have to rust off long inactivity before going against Randall. So, he might have very minor chances of beating the unbeaten welterweight prodigy.

Prediction:- Quinton Randall defeats William Jackson (via decision)

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