Lopez's lawyers hope to block the sale by enforcing a permanent injunction the singer took out to stop Ojani Noa from releasing the tapes.
Thesun.co.uk reports that Noa, who was married to Lopez for 11 months in 1997, has found a legal loophole in his battle to cash in.
Previously, a Los Angeles judge backed his girlfriend Claudia Vazquez, who bought 27 hours of footage, including 20 minutes of nudity, for a dollar from Noa.
She claims that Lopez was harming her livelihood by blocking work on a planned film incorporating the tapes.
Noa's manager Ed Meyer said his client could market the steamy footage because J-Lo gave him permission to film her and gave him the tapes when they split.
He said bids started "in the hundreds of thousands" and were expected to rocket.
He added: "If an offer (from porn site) looks good, we'll definitely take it."
Lopez, who is now married to singer Marc Anthony, plans to appeal against the judge's ruling.
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