Floyd Mayweather Vs. Logan Paul: Fight predictions, expert options, the ticket below, the start time of the exhibition match

Can Logan Paul handle the unthinkable and successful boxing legend Floyd Mayweather when the two enter the ring for a collision at the Miami Gardens (Florida) exhibition on Sunday? That’s the question that has dominated the wrestling world all week, even though the Florida Supervisory Board will not announce a judge for the fight, nor will it announce a winner at the end of the eight rounds.

There is a clear way for Mayweather or Paul to achieve a “victory,” however, because the judge can interrupt the fight or a fighter can be eliminated. With Paul’s tremendous advantage in height and weight and a tremendous advantage in Mayweather’s boxing skills, a knockout is on the table and gives him extra interest in knowing how the fight is played when he fights on Showtime payroll.

Most of the tuned fans will be interested in how one way or another he wins the fight, whether you can bet or not. Therefore, our experts had a disability to see how the action behaves below.

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Fight card

• Floyd Mayweather Vs. Logan Paul – contracted exhibition (8 rounds)
• Badou Jack vs. Dervin Colina, lightweight (10 rounds)
• Jarrett Hurd vs. Luis Arias, junior middleweight (10 rounds)
• Chad Johnson Vs. Brian Maxwell, contracted exhibition (4 rounds)

View information

• Day: June 6 | Start time: 20.00 ET (main ticket)
• Location: Hard Rock Stadium – Miami Gardens, Florida
• TV: Showtime PPV | Live broadcast: Showtime.com or the Showtime app Price: $ 49.99

Mayweather vs Paul predictions

Brian Campbell: We can’t forget the physical advantages that Paul will bring into the ring. The former high school wrestler and footballer is 18 years younger than Mayweather, is six inches tall and four inches long. He also expects to weigh between 45 and 50 rounds. Mayweather has never fought over 154 pounds and Paul weighed in at 199.5 pounds in his debut. He hopes that these never-before-seen obstacles will give Mayweather at least a break or two as he measures the speed and time of his younger enemy’s hand. But once he’s adapted, Mayweather doesn’t have to have a problem (even when he was retired at 44) to be able to land hard, clean shooters whenever he wants. The biggest question that Paul has about his ability to survive is against the exact accuracy of a real professional who may be an unproven chin. Paul is hungry and fearless, but his ordinary knowledge of the sport with Mayweather can yield only one result: a fight in the middle of the fight.

Brent Brookhouse: Give Pauli another five years with strong boxing workouts while Mayweather is closer to 50 and Mayweather will be a favorite in the fight. Paul has no way of covering the gap in experience or reaching Mayweather’s technical level. That said, Paul’s size and strength advantages are very real, and that’s what Mayweather obviously knows. That way, Mayweather will go slow in the opening round, taking information and formulating a vision for the rest of the fights. While Paul’s coaching work says it’s nonsense to say it’s against Larry Holmes, I have no doubt that they’ve done a great job on that jab to close Mayweather’s distance and try to use all of his technical advantages. It makes sense to pick Mayweather here, but it takes a bit of her pride. There will be no judges and no winners to be announced, which means that if Mayweather wants to claim victory away as a basis for “everyone to see”, he will have to knock Paul out. I think he can and will do so around Day 5, but he will have to take some chances to make that happen, which means showing a 44-year-old chin to a man over 50 pounds over the same. Look for Mayweather in a fight that plays more credibly than many expected at the end of the playoffs.