Boxer Floyd Mayweather is a splashy name, so it’s worth wondering what other big-name celebrities or businesses could come out of the woodwork for a piece of the Giants.

Mayweather, 47, could nab a suite at MetLife Stadium where he can host friends and family to watch the New York Giants — which he hopes to own in the near-future — compete to win Super Bowls.

Boxing legend Floyd Mayweather Jr. is interested in becoming the part-owner of the New York Giants. The team is selling a 10 percent stake.

Floyd Mayweather, joined by Meyer Orbach, has made a $700 million bid to buy a 10% stake in the New York Giants. Mayweather has already placed $200 million in escrow. This move follows the growing trend of athletes investing in NFL teams.

Floyd Mayweather could soon be entering the NFL ranks. TMZ Sports reported that the Hall of Fame boxer is reportedly interested in making a bid to buy a minority stake in the New York Giants. The Giants are reportedly looking to sell up to a 10 percent non-controlling minority stake in the franchise.

Boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. has emerged as a potential buyer looking to secure a 10 percent stake in the Giants, with TMZ Sports reporting Tuesday that he and his business partner, Meyer Orbach, are “putting together an offer,” said to be in the $700 million ballpark.

The New York Giants suffered another heartbreaking year ending their season with a record of 3-14. However, the franchise is set to inject new funds soon, and one suitor has caught everyone’s attention.