10 Wild Prop Bets We Want to See for Mayweather vs. Pacquiao 2

Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao 2 is officially on. The rematch that has been a decade in the making will go down on Netflix on September 19th.

It sure seems like Netflix is dominating out there, folks. The top streaming company in the world recently announced a Ronda Rousey vs. Gina Carano bout, and they somehow managed to top that.

Naturally, you’ll have some interest in betting on Mayweather vs. Pacquiao 2. The initial odds are actually pretty interesting, as the near-50-year old Mayweather is a shockingly light favorite, depending on which boxing betting sites you call home.

You could stop there, or you could target a variety of Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao prop bets that surely will drop in the not-too-distant future. But how about we get really weird with it?

There’s going to be plenty of bets worth targeting for this bout, and we’ll go over it as the fight draws closer, but how about some wild props that probably won’t be made available (but totally should)? I’ve crafted 10 that pop off the page, and maybe, just maybe, there’s a sportsbook out there that has the stones to list them.

Will Anyone Bleed in Mayweather vs. Pacquiao 2?

You’ll definitely see Mayweather vs. Pacquiao props that involve the basics like knockdowns, method of victory, punches landed, and so on. But a fun Mayweather vs. Pacquiao prop would be if we can wager on whether one of them ended up bleeding.

It sounds a tad gross, and some might even find it vulgar, but this is a combat sport.

We’re literally getting excited about two old dudes smacking each other around. Some blood may be spilled here, and it only makes sense for us to be able to bet on it.

Perhaps we could even get granular with these bets and wager on how or where they bleed. The most likely avenues involve the mouth and face, which ties into any Mayweather vs. Pacquiao 2 bets that ask if either fighter will get cut.

Will Either Fighter Try to Bite the Other?

This is an extension or branch-off from my first Mayweather vs. Pacquiao 2 prop bet, but considering this has literally happened in a professional boxing match before, it has to be asked.

Sorry to keep bringing it up, Mike Tyson, but it’s a thing in the boxing world.

It’s unlikely to happen, of course, but Floyd Mayweather has never lost a professional bout, and Manny could understandably get frustrated with his elite defense and tendency to make fights fairly boring.

If Mayweather feels pressured in a fight he’s losing, or Manny panics when he can’t inflict damage, could either of them snap and go full Iron Mike? I doubt it, but the odds for this Mayweather vs. Pacquiao 2 prop would be astronomical.

Over/Under for How Long the Netflix Stream Crashes

Netflix’s launch in the boxing realm hasn’t always been perfect. If you’ve taken in any of the Jake Paul fights or their other boxing matches, you know the live stream can lag and even glitch.

It isn’t necessarily a testament to Netflix having bad technology or not knowing what they’re doing. It’s more about their bandwidth and the sheer volume they’re undertaking for massive fights such as these.

Not sure if it’s a big deal due to the age of these fighters? Think again. Just look at the top 5 highest-grossing PPVs in boxing history:

Translation? Money Mayweather is a huge draw. The crazy part? We are no longer dealing with a PPV platform. Netflix is much cheaper, and people get the benefit of paying one low monthly rate to get access to this fight and so much more.

In other words, people are going to subscribe to Netflix in droves and this fight could shatter viewing records. Even if it doesn’t, it’s going to garner loads of hype and draw plenty of viewership, which could very easily lead to Netflix’s buffering running into some major issues.

Will a Current or Former U.S. President by Shown During the Broadcast?

This is a fun Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao prop bet simply because it’s a bit silly, but also not crazy for it to happen.

Donald Trump is the current sitting President of the United States and a known fan of combat sports. After all, the guy is literally hosting a marquee UFC event at the White House.

Trump has been known to frequent UFC events even during his presidency, as he has made appearances at UFC 316 and UFC 314, both of which went down in 2025.

That love for fighting doesn’t stop with MMA. Trump has a history of attending and even hosting boxing matches, and he even took in the fight between Evander Holyfield and Vitor Belfort in 2021.

Can Trump turn down a fight this big? It stands to reason that he’d at least consider attending a once in a lifetime fight, but the best part is a prop bet like this could include other U.S. Presidents.

That list is obviously pretty short, but this prop would also include former POTUS Barack Obama, who greeted Manny Pacquiao in the White House and is a known fan of boxing.

Will Either Fighter Be Disqualified for Cheating?

Tyson Fury is one big name in the world of boxing that has been at least accused of cheating before, and athletes do crazy things in the name of winning all the time.

Whether it’s doping, putting weights in boxing gloves, putting “sticky stuff” on balls, deflating footballs, or what have you, everyone is at least tempted to cut corners at some point.

What that act of cheating would be is open for debate. But both fighters absolutely would have enough incentive to try to give themselves an unfair advantage.

Assuming the final outcome isn’t already predetermined, Mayweather could want protection to ensure he stays undefeated, while Pacquiao could want an extra edge to accomplish the impossible.

Will a Fan Interrupt the Fight by Entering the Ring?

There will be tons of Mayweather vs. Pacquiao 2 props to pick from, but these crazy bets are the ones that often draw the most interest. The main reason is that they are fun, but they also offer alluring odds.

So alluring, in fact, that some people might consider actually betting on themselves to do it:

Even if it’s unlikely, betting on whether a fan will enter the ring or not is easily one of the more intriguing Mayweather vs. Pacquiao 2 props that sportsbooks could offer. Why? Because fan interruption and even full-blown streakers have been part of sports for forever.

What makes this prop even more interesting is the fact that this is a live-streamed event and the entire world will be watching. Some type of fan interruption, however unlikely, would be a viral clip waiting to happen.

Will a Ring Girl Trend More Than the Actual Fight?

You’ll have to keep close tabs on your social media for this one, but we have seen ring girls go crazy viral on Twitter and other platforms in the past.

Depending on who the ring girls end up being, how much Netflix showcases them live, and how the fight is going, this is something that is very possible.

Social media often focuses on things outside the event itself, and anyone or anything that is front and center during the live stream is in play.

You may want to get into specifics with this bet, whether it be which exact social media the ring girl would have to “win” in terms of trending, and for how long.

Will Drake Place a Publicly Confirmed Bet on Mayweather vs. Pacquiao 2?

There isn’t a more notorious sports bettor than famed musician Drake. Whether he desires to have his placed bets made public or not, they seem to always get out.

Drake’s bets often don’t work out, but win or lose, they add theatrics to any sporting event he targets. We saw it at Super Bowl 60 with a massive bet, after all.

Here’s top hoping any Mayweather vs. Pacquiao 2 bets Drake places turn out a little bit better, but given his history of huge wagers and interest in marquee events, I wouldn’t rule this one out at all.

Will Either Fighter’s Walkout Music Feature Music from a Grammy-Winner?

This is an interesting bet, simply because both of these guys are going to walk out to some music being played.

Floyd Mayweather tends to lean into his “Money” persona, while he’s actually had live performers accompany him in his journey to the ring, with artists such as Lil Wayne and T.I. being featured in the past.

Pacquiao tends to be a tad more reserved and less flashy. His walkout song is a little bit more predictable, with Eye of the Tiger by Survivor being his most popular choice. He’s also walked out to his own song, Lalaban Ako Para Sa Filipino.

You can consider betting on a specific song these guys have previously walked out to, or perhaps sportsbooks will let you take it a step further and bet on whether or not they’ll walk out to a Grammy-winning artist’s music.

Will Mayweather vs. Pacquiao 2 Be Revealed to Be Rigged Live?

Fans and bettors talk about sports being rigged all the time. There’s no denying that corruption exists in all walks of life, and some of Jake Paul’s promotions in particular have been on the sketchier side.

When you add betting to the mix, things get messy in a hurry. And with today’s social media reach, anyone can spot something crazy from the comfort of their couch and reveal it to the masses.

The how and why aren’t easy to gauge ahead of this bout, but the possibility remains that this bout could be tainted. The question is that if it does end up being rigged, could it be spotted and pointed out while it’s still going on live.

Betting on Mayweather vs. Pacquiao 2 Props

This is probably the last time we’ll ever see Floyd Mayweather vs. Manny Pacquiao. Heck, this could be the final boxing match either of these guys partakes in.

These guys aren’t getting any younger, and the money will never be greener for this showdown than it is right now. Neither will the public interest.

Still, everyone wants to see Mayweather vs. Pacquiao 2, and they’re going to get it, so you might as well lay some money down on this fight – and consider some crazy prop bets in the process. You’ll be sure to find some good ones at the top online sportsbooks.

I’d definitely suggest focusing much of your interest on Mayweather vs. Pacquiao 2 bets that are likely to happen, but it’s fun to think about some wild wagers that could be offered.