Sleepy Woodland Hills even has fight fever, with local Dirty Bull Tavern taking a swing at showing the Pay-Per-View. Cost is $30 a head to reserve a seat, with a cap on walk-ins once the place fills up.

The West LA outlet of Cabo Cantina confirmed that they will indeed be showing the fight, though they hadn’t set a cover charge price yet. It’s going to be first-come, first-served seating and bar access though, so plan ahead.

El Segundo’s neon-tinged Tavern on Main is showing the fight for a cool $20 a head, with table reservations available for groups of four or more.

Longtime Culver City sports and brunch spot Rush Street is showing the Saturday night action, with a $40 cover charge. Reservations are only available before 8 p.m., otherwise it’s first-come, first-served.

Local sports bar favorite Big Wangs is definitely in for the fight at their North Hollywood location. They’re also keeping things (relatively) cheap with just a $20 cover and no food or drink minimum. Best to show up early, because seats are operating on a first-come basis.

Bludso’s on La Brea is showing the fight this weekend, with TVs wrapping the entire room. Tickets are $30 a head and reservations must be made in advance, and Kevin Bludso reportedly has plans to cook up some specials.

Hollywood late night spot Luchini Pizzeria & Bar is showing the Saturday night fight. The place is on the smaller side (and should be rather boisterous given the Hollywood scene on the weekends), but is offering a $30 cover charge that goes directly to the final bar tab.

Burbank’s Hooters is, predictably, getting in on the fight action with wings, beer, and lots of seats. Cover charge is $20 but word is the space has already filled mostly up (though there will be some room for walk-ins). Some other area Hooters may not be showing the fight, so best to call around.

Koreatown mainstay Toe Bang will be showing the fight and serving up drinks all night. Price is $30 per person.

33 Taps has settled into Silver Lake nicely, with a wall-spanning run of TVs for weekend sports and those all-important Dodgers games. The place is likely to be lively on Saturday night for the Mayweather-McGregor bout, where the cover charge is a cool $30 for walk-ins. Tables can be reserved for $75 per person, though $50 of that goes towards an end-of-night food and drink tab (thus making the cover charge only $25).

Not every Buffalo Wild Wings is going to be carrying the fight, so any B-dubs fans eager to get to their local outlet for some action would be wise to call first. The Glendale outlet is confirmed, though it’s $30 a head and guests must physically go to the restaurant beforehand to reserve a spot.

Highland Park’s The Greyhound is one of LA’s best pure sports bars, with great food, rotating craft beer lists, and lots of TVs. They won’t be reserving tables for this event though, just doing a straight first-come $20 a head deal.

The fight is going down in a big way in Downey, where the local Brewing Co. is putting on the show for $30 a head. First-come seating applies.