Mayweather vs. Paul Betting Odds

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Floyd Mayweather is poised to earn a massive payday in 2021 after announcing that he’ll fight YouTube celebrity Logan Paul in an exhibition boxing match on February 20.

We’ve set odds and made Mayweather an enormous favorite at -5000 while Paul is a +1500 underdog.

The fine print for the betting is that the fight must take place on February 20, 2021, and that “grading will be based on the WBC (or governing body promoting match) announcement of unofficial winner.”

Paul is a big favorite to bleed first and be knocked down, but the odds suggest the celebrity fight will go the distance.

 

Fight winner

Floyd Mayweather  -5000 

Logan Paul  +1500 

 

First fighter to bleed

Floyd Mayweather  +300 

Logan Paul  -500 

 

Will Logan Paul be knocked down?

Yes  -175

No  +135

 

Will the fight go the distance? (Match must be scheduled for at least 8 rounds.)

Yes  -200 

No  +150 

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