Mayweather vs. Mcgregor Betting has 88 Percent of Public Backing Conor

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Mayweather vs. Mcgregor Betting has Nearly 88 Percent of Public Backing Conor

Dave Mason of BetOnline revealed the shocking betting trends thus far on the Floyd Mayweahter vs. Conor McGregor fight August 26: Nearly everyone is backing the underdog.

In a tweet Thursday, Mason writes:

Yup, as of today we are still big Mayweather (-620) fans. About 88% of early bettors on Conor McGregor (+470).

McGregor would pay out nearly $500 for every $100 bet or $50 for every $10 bet with an upset win.

Can Conor McGregor beat Floyd Mayweather in a boxing match? Watch the experts at Fight Focus duke it out below.

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