The middleweight division delivers a competitive undercard clash as Antonio Woods faces experienced contender Mark Beuke on February 15, 2026. This bout appears on the Zuffa Boxing Paramount+ card at Meta Apex in Las Vegas, providing both fighters an opportunity to showcase their skills and climb the rankings.
Woods enters with a 14-1 record, looking to continue his impressive streak and establish himself as a serious middleweight threat. Beuke brings a 12-3 record, seeking to play spoiler and derail the prospect’s momentum. The betting lines favor Woods at -400, with Beuke at +300, indicating bookmakers expect the younger, more powerful fighter to control the bout.
Here’s our complete breakdown of Woods vs Beuke, including boxing predictions, moneyline analysis, and viewing information.
Event: Zuffa Boxing
Weight class: Middleweight (160 lbs)
Fight length: 8 rounds
Date & time: February 15, 2026 – 7:40 p.m. ET / 4:40 p.m. PT
Broadcast: Paramount+
Here are the latest moneyline odds from major sportsbooks:
| Market | BetMGM | FanDuel |
| Moneyline | Woods -400 / Beuke +275 | Woods -480 / Beuke +320 |
Odds updated: February 13, 2026 – 10:00 AM ET. Lines may move before fight night, especially after weigh-ins or late injury news.
| Tale Of The Tape | Antonio Woods | Mark Beuke |
| Record | 14-1 | 12-3 |
| Age | 31 | 32 |
| Height | 5’11” | 6’0″ |
| Reach | 74″ | 70″ |
| Stance | Orthodox | Orthodox |
| KO/TKO Wins | 12 | 7 |
| KO Percentage | 86% | 58% |
| Rounds Boxed | ~39 | ~53 |
Woods holds decisive advantages in knockout percentage and reach (4 inches). Beuke counters with slight height edge, superior championship-distance experience (53 rounds boxed), and fewer career losses despite facing tougher opposition.
The 31 year old from Minneapolis, Minnesota has established himself as one of the most dangerous finishers in the middleweight division. Born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Woods has compiled an impressive 14-1 record with 12 knockouts across just 39 professional rounds since turning pro.
Strengths: Exceptional knockout percentage (86%) shows devastating finishing power. Reach advantage (4-inch) edge over Beuke. Six years of professional experience since 2019. Prime age at 31 means peak physical condition. Only 39 professional rounds means minimal wear and fresh legs. Only one loss on record demonstrates a strong winning mentality.
Weaknesses: Limited rounds boxed (~39 total) raises serious questions about deep-water fighting ability. One career loss raises questions about how he responds when facing adversity or quality opposition. Hasn’t been tested by elite-level opposition consistently. Explosive style may lead to burnout if opponent survives early barrage. May rely too heavily on power over technical boxing skills.
The 32 year old from Texas brings a solid 12-3 record with 7 knockouts to this underdog opportunity. Since turning professional in October 2017, Beuke has compiled eight years of experience, developing into a tough, durable middleweight.
Strengths: Extensive professional experience. Proven durability with 53 professional rounds boxed. Solid knockout percentage (58%) proves legitimate finishing power. Age at 32 brings physical maturity and ring intelligence. Height advantage (1 inch). Eight years of professional experience provides veteran savvy against opponent with limited rounds.
Weaknesses: Three career losses raise concerns about defensive vulnerabilities and ceiling. Lower knockout percentage (58%) compared to Woods. Reach disadvantage (4 inches). Facing opponent with significantly superior knockout power creates danger throughout fight. May struggle with Woods’ early aggression, power, and superior reach.
Official Pick: Antonio Woods by decision
We’re backing Woods to secure a decision victory in the early-to-middle rounds, His devastating 86% knockout percentage and ability to end fights quickly create overwhelming challenges for Beuke’s defense.
Woods’ exceptional finishing ability, 4 inch reach advantage, and relentless pressure can cause problems for Beuke’s defense. The Minneapolis-based finisher’s power in both hands creates constant danger.
However, Beuke’s experience and veteran savvy will show in the later rounds as he uses his eight years of professional experience to navigate Woods’ early aggression. The Texas veteran should employ movement, clinch work, and defensive responsibility to survive the later rounds, possibly keeping competitive on the scorecards.
We see this fight going to the judges with Antonio Woods getting his hand raised. WIth this win, Woods shall improve to 15-1 and maintain his status as one of the most dangerous fighters in the middleweight division.
Main Card (Paramount+)
Efe Ajagba vs. Charles Martin – Heavyweight, 10 rounds
Umar Dzambekov vs. Ahmed Elbiali – Light Heavyweight, 10 rounds
Abel Mejia vs. Jaybrio Pe Benito – Lightweight, 8 rounds
Undercard
Leonardo Ruiz vs. Casey James Streeter – Super Welterweight, 8 rounds
Antonio Woods vs. Mark Beuke – Middleweight, 8 rounds
Emiliano Alvarado vs. Devin Gantt – Featherweight
Oswaldo Molina vs. Joshua Clark – Lightweight
Darial Kuchmenov vs. Jorge Valencia – Lightweight
All odds current as of February 13, 2026.
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