Check out the Conor McGregor vs. Donald Cerrone prop bets … for their press conference

Prop bets are commonplace for MMA fights, but for MMA press conferences? Not so much. Every rule has an exception, though – and UFC 246 is just that.

On Wednesday night, UFC 246 headliners Conor McGregor and Donald Cerrone will see eye to eye for the first time at a news conference. The event is set to take place at Pearl Concert Theater in Las Vegas and is free and open to the public. It’s scheduled to kick off at 5 p.m. PT (8 p.m. ET).

On Tuesday, online sports book “Sports Betting” released opening prop bet odds for the pre-fight event, which include “Will Donald Cerrone wear a cowboy hat?,” “Will Conor McGregor hold a Proper Twelve bottle?,” and everyone’s favorite, “How late will Conor McGregor be to the press conference?”

Check out the full list below:

How late will Conor McGregor be to the press conference?
Over 6.5 minutes
Under 6.5 minutes

Will Conor McGregor wear a suit?
Yes -200
No +150

Will Conor McGregor wear sunglasses?
Yes -400
No +250

Will Conor McGregor be chewing gum?
Yes -120
No -120

Will Donald Cerrone wear a cowboy hat?
Yes -1000
No +500

Will Conor McGregor hold a Proper Twelve bottle?
Yes -300
No +200

Will Conor McGregor say “Proper Twelve”?
Yes -1000
No +500

Will Donald Cerrone hold a Budweiser can/bottle?
Yes -200
No +150

Will Conor McGregor and Donald Cerrone come in physical contact?
Yes -150
No +110

Will either Conor McGregor or Donald Cerrone throw an object?
Yes +300
No -500

Will Conor McGregor reference a Donald Cerrone family member?
Yes +300
No -500

Will “Khabib” be said be either fighter?
Yes +150
No -200

Will Conor McGregor call Donald Cerrone “slow” or “stiff”?
Yes +150
No -200

Will Donald Cerrone call Conor McGregor “McNugget”?
Yes +150
No -200

Total F-bombs said by Conor McGregor
Over 6.5
Under 6.5

Will Conor McGregor predict a KO finish over Donald Cerrone?
Yes +200
No -300

Will any press conference attendee be arrested?
Yes +200
No -300

UFC 246 takes place Jan. 18 at T-Mobile Arena. The card airs on ESPN+ pay-per-view following prelims on ESPN and UFC Fight Pass/ESPN+.

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