DEONTAY WILDER has won the world title, and he should receive the full fight purse if Tyson Fury pulls out of their trio fight next month.
With the WBC heavyweight title at stake, the two heavyweights will face off in Las Vegas next month.
Next month, Tyson Fury & Deontay Wilder will meet in Las Vegas
Fury will defend the belt that Wilder sensationally took from him 18 months ago in their last fight.
Fury withdrew from his camp after a Covid epidemic.
Wilder is still not convinced by Fury's withdrawal, and has issued a warning before the rescheduled event.
The American said that if he didn't show up, he would have to pay the consequences and the penalties that have already been set forth," he told YouTube channel 78SportsTV.
"Pay me what I'm supposed to pay him if he doesn’t fight." You must also give up your belt.
Wilder and Fury both entered their February 2020 rematch with a guaranteed earnings of PS3.9million. This figure will rise to PS19.4m after pay-per-view and ticket sales are tallied up.
According to reports, their fight in a trilogy could earn them both a guaranteed PS6m payday.
Frank Warren, Fury's promoter, insists that his charge is aiming for a blockbuster fight with British rival Anthony Joshua.
Wilder advised Wythenshawe's fighter to not bottle their upcoming fight.
He said, "It's win-win for me, but it's lose-lose for him.
"That's what's great about it, history repeats itself.
"We know that his actions are consistent, he has done this many times when he tried to end fights.
"He had a way out. He has no other options, doors at the moment.
"He must put up or shut down, fight or retire. Either fight for your money, or you give up your belt.
"It's a win/win situation for me, and I can finally sleep at night with that being said.