Anthony Joshua's Sky Sports fights with Usyk from Dillian Whyte.

This weekend will see the end of ANTHONY JOSHUA’s multi-million-pound Sky Sports deal.

On Saturday, the unbeaten Oleksandr Usyk will be the unified heavyweight champion in the world.

Sky is confident that AJ will be tied down to a new contract, but DAZN, a new boxing powerhouse, are interested in acquiring the broadcaster’s cash cow.

Joshua, 31 years old, has earned quite a lot during his time on Sky.

SunSport felt it was only right to recapture the earnings of the Brit for his eleven last fights, as his future with the broadcaster was in doubt.

Below are AJ's ten most recent purses.

Dillian Whyte, December 2015 - PS3million

AJ's fight with Whyte, an amateur rival, saw him earn his first multi-million-pound payday.

The Watford warrior took home a cool PS3m to pay for his back-and forth affair with the Brixton Body Snatcher. He won via seventh-roundKO.

Charles Martin - April 2016 - PS5million

Joshua's maiden title fight against Martin, who was previously undefeated, saw him earn a 66% increase in his pay and a nice PS5m for his purse.

Martin was beaten by AJ, who stopped Martin in just two rounds.

Dominic Breazeale - June 2016 - PS4.5million

Joshua would receive a 11% smaller first prize for his maiden title defense than the one he got for his fight with Martin, despite being a champion.

Olympic gold medallist, American Breazeale was stopped in round seven by the Olympic gold medallist.

Eric Molina – December 2016 - PS5million

AJ received the same purse as Martin for his fight with Molina.

He made light work of Drummer Boy, just as he did with Prince - knocking him out in three rounds.

Wladimir Klitschko - April 2017 - PS15million

Joshua's first double-figure-million purse was won in the eagerly-awaited Wembley war against fan favorite Wladimir Klitschko.

For his clash against Dr Steelhammer, the Olympian earned a staggering PS15m. He won via an 11th round TKO.

This purse was a remarkable 200 percent increase over the one he got for Molina's destruction.

Carlos Takam - October 2017 - PS10million

Joshua was able to further propel himself into global superstardom by becoming the unified heavyweight champion. However, his purse for Takam's clash ended up being only two-thirds his Klitschko paycheck.

He didn't think so as he won a TKO victory in the 10th round over the Frenchman.

Joseph Parker - March 2018 PS16million

AJ was awarded a 60% pay raise for his champion vs champ bout with Joseph Parker, the then WBO titleholder.

He was forced to work for his money at Kiwi, which was his first professional challenge.

Alexander Povetkin - September 2018 - PS20million

Joshua's return from Wembley to face Alexander Povetkin, a former world champion, saw a 25% increase in his pay.

After overcoming some difficulties, AJ was able to secure the bag by stopping the Russian in the seventh round.

Andy Ruiz Jr - June 2019 - PS20million

Joshua received the same purse as the one for his fight with Povetkin for his American debut.

His status as the unified heavyweight champion was jeopardized at Madison Square Garden when short-notice replacement Ruiz Jr won a thrilling seventh-round TKO win.

Andy Ruiz Jr. - December 2019- PS66million

Joshua's biggest win was in the must-win match with Ruiz in Saudi Arabia. This was known as "The Clash on the Dunes".

Joshua's second fight with Mexico saw him receive a staggering 3200% more than his previous payday. This is no surprise considering the worldwide interest in the fight.

London 2012's star performed a clinic to help him win a unanimous decision victory.

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Kubrat Pulev - December 2020 - PS10million

Joshua received a PS56m pay cut in his last match against Kubrat Pulev from Bulgaria. This was at the SSE Wembley Arena

AJ won a ninth round KO over the sturdy Bulgarian fighter, ending his long hiatus. He was originally supposed to fight him in October 2017.