Mayweather-Logan Paul Tickets On Sale/Undercard Set

Friday brought the next step for the upcoming Floyd Mayweather-Logan Paul “exhibition” PPV battle in Miami on June 6th, as tickets went on sale and the under card was also announced.

First, if you want to be part of the anticipated spectacle, it will cost you at Hard Rock Stadium just north of Miami. 

TICKETS FOR JUNE 6TH ARE ON SALE NOW! DON’T WAIT!! #MayweatherPaul #BraggingRights Link: https://t.co/Ze954s8JJg pic.twitter.com/5Yk6yCL802

— Floyd Mayweather (@FloydMayweather) May 14, 2021

According to Ticketmaster, seats on the field around the ring will vary from $1,000 to $1,500 with several thousand of those available. Sitting around the first level at the home of the Miami Dolphins will cost you between $300-500 a piece, depending on your vantage point. And, the cheapest prices will be to sit in the top (300) level of 65,000+ facility for the price of $150-200.

The actual PPV price has been suggested at $49.95, although outlets and providers can charge more to make more, if they want to try.

Sky Sports in the U.K. announced Friday that they will televise the PPV, as well, but did not initially indicate a price.

As we wrote previously, the exhibition was originally announced in December and slated February, but things went silent and that month came and went, as did March. However the internet/social media buzz being generated by Logan’s brother Jake Paul with his Triller “Fight Club” PPV in April with his 1st round KO of former amateur wrestler/MMA fighter Ben Askren, obviously made everyone take notice and line up their own shows and bouts with non-traditional fighters.

Mayweather, who retired with a 50-0 record, is five division World Champ with previous career wins over the likes of Arturo Gatti, Oscar De La Hoya, Miguel Cotto, Canelo Alvarez and Manny Pacquiao. Mayweather was voted “Fighter of the Decade” for the 2010’s by the Boxing Writers Association of America late last year.

Mayweather is looking to cash-in, as he always has, including his last actual fight in the ring having been against MMA Megastar Conor McGregor whom he defeated in a full-on boxing match in August of 2017.

As for Paul, he has been in the boxing ring before fighting as part of Matchroom Boxing card in Los Angeles in November of 2019. That’s when he fought in a six-three minute rounds, sanctioned Crusierweight fight against British, YouTube personality KSI. KSI won the split decision with actual California judges scoring the bout.

Paul fought previously as a Crusierweight and Mayweather’s last fights were at the Jr. Middleweight limit. It’s believed that they will agree on a weight range for this bout, which will be scheduled for eight rounds.

The undercard will include former world champ Jarrett “Swift” Hurd fighting in a 10 round Jr. Middleweight battle with veteran Luis Arias. And, Light Heavyweights Badou Jack and Jean Pascal will rematch off their thrilling 12 round battle in 2019. Also, former NFL wide receiver Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson, who’s previously trained in the ring with Mayweather, will be in an exhibition fight of his own against an opponent to be determined.