Where Can I Watch, Bet the Floyd Mayweather vs. Logan Paul Fight From Indianapolis

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Where Can I Watch, Bet the Floyd Mayweather vs. Logan Paul Fight From Indianapolis

Sunday's exhibition fight between Floyd Mayweather Jr and Logan Paul promises to be massive for bars and bookies alike.  Scroll down to find those venues showing the fight from IndianapolisBetting available from our friends at BetUS, which offers a generous welcome bonus (max bonus $2600).

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Where Can I Watch the Mayweather-Paul Fight From Indianapolis

Twin Peaks Restaurant @ Indianapolis

6880 E 82nd St

Indianapolis, IN, 46250

317-913-0992

 

Buffalo Wild Wings @ Avon, IN

9875 East US Hwy 36

Avon, IN, 46123

317-271-9464

 

Buffalo Wild Wings @ Greenwood, IN - Country Line Rd.

1077 N. Emerson Ave.

Greenwood, IN, 46143

317-854-2999

 

Buffalo Wild Wings @ Westfield, IN

2510 E 146th Street

Carmel, IN, 46033

317-848-2500

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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