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Here's where to watch the Mayweather vs. Pacquiao match on Saturday

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Erin Kuschner
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It's supposed to be the biggest fight of the year: Floyd Mayweather, Jr. versus Manny Pacquiao, two of the best boxers of their generation who are finally coming together Saturday at 6pm for a knock-down, drag-em-out match. If you've already shelled out the roughly $100 to watch the game at home, enjoy. But if you're still looking for a place to congregate with other adrenaline-fueled Angelenos, here are a couple of our favorite options around town to get your fightin' fix.

Rock and Reilly'sYou'll need to make a reservation (310-360-1400) if you want to watch the fight at West Hollywood pub Rock and Reilly's, where knockout punch specials will be available for the evening. There's a $30 cover; seating is limited.

Bigfoot WestThere isn't a cover to watch the match at Bigfoot West, but that just means you'll have to get there early enough to snag a seat when doors open at 5pm. Thankfully, happy hour prices are from 5 to 8pm, so you'll be able to enjoy discounted bites and drinks until then. At 8pm, tacos start being served on the outdoor patio.

Sidebar at Beverly Wilshire: A $40 cover includes admission to Sidebar, one signature cocktail and unlimited bar bites. Dishes from Sidebar's regular menu are also available, including a Knuckle Sandwich (HA. Get it?), made with crispy pig's trotters, pickled red onions and mustard aioli. You can spring for specialty seating, too—$400 minimum for a table, $1400 minimum for couch seating. Reservations: 310-276-8500 or rikka.johnson@fourseasons.com

San Francisco Saloon: If you don't mind congregating with a bunch of SF Giants fans, head to the San Francisco Saloon to watch the fight. There's a $30 cover for first-come, first-serve seats. Come early, order a burger and a beer and get ready to rumble.

Other bars carrying the fight include: 33 Taps, Biergarten, Rush Street, The Holloway, Tom's Urban, Rivalry, Sonny McLean's and The Rec Room—but you should be advised that many of these are first-come, first-serve, and reservations are encouraged.

Still looking? Check your favorite sports bar to see if they're showing the game, and make a reservation as early as possible.

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