Ishmael Davis vs Caoimhin Agyarko — Gemini betting tip 13 September 2025.

A fascinating crossroads fight between two of Britain’s most promising undefeated super welterweights is on the horizon, and it’s a classic clash of styles that has boxing purists and bettors salivating. In one corner, you have the slick, technical prowess of Ishmael 'The Black Panther' Davis. In the other, the relentless, grinding pressure of Caoimhin 'Black Thunder' Agyarko. The odds reflect the razor-thin nature of this matchup, with Davis installed as a narrow favorite at 1.73, while Agyarko presents tempting value as a 2.19 underdog.

Ishmael Davis is the quintessential 'boxer'. His game is built on a foundation of superb footwork, hand speed, and defensive acumen. He glides around the ring, creating angles and firing off sharp combinations before his opponent can set their feet. His ability to switch stances fluidly adds another layer of complexity for his opponents to solve. While not a one-punch knockout artist, he possesses enough power to command respect and has demonstrated a high ring IQ, rarely putting himself in unnecessary danger. For Davis, this fight is about controlling the tempo and the geography of the ring.

Conversely, Caoimhin Agyarko is all about imposing his will. The Belfast native is a physical specimen who thrives on closing the distance and turning the bout into a war of attrition. His best work is done on the inside, where he can lean on his opponent and unleash punishing hooks to the head and, most importantly, the body. Agyarko's chin is solid, and his engine is seemingly endless. His path to victory is clear: cut off the ring, smother Davis's technical work, and break him down round by round with suffocating pressure. He needs to make this an ugly, grueling affair.

The central question is which style will prevail. Can Agyarko's pressure negate Davis's skill, or will Davis's movement and precision be too much for the aggressor? While Agyarko's come-forward style will certainly win him fans and likely some rounds, it also leaves him open to counters from a sharp-shooter like Davis. Over the course of a 10 or 12-round fight, the cleaner, more eye-catching work often sways the judges. I anticipate Davis will use his lateral movement to frustrate Agyarko, picking him off with jabs and straight counters as he plods forward. While he'll have to weather some storms, particularly in the mid-to-late rounds if Agyarko’s body work pays dividends, Davis’s superior boxing fundamentals should allow him to build an early lead and do enough down the stretch to secure a hard-fought decision victory.