Tyson Fury claims he's on track to become boxing's first billionaire


Tyson Fury claims he's on track to become boxing's first billionaire
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Fury's Financial Journey

Tyson Fury is setting his sights on becoming boxing's first billionaire, having already amassed well over £100 million throughout his career. The Gypsy King is gearing up for a double header against Anthony Joshua, with his upcoming fight against Oleksandr Usyk set to further boost his fortune.

Big Paydays Ahead

The historic bout against Usyk on May 18 in Saudi Arabia not only promises a lucrative payday but also includes a rematch clause, ensuring Fury of two blockbuster fights. The fighter expressed his confidence in hitting the billion-pound mark and eagerly awaits what the future holds.

Joshua's Wait and Potential Showdown

Meanwhile, Anthony Joshua is patiently awaiting the outcome of Fury's fight with Usyk, with hopes of a potential Battle of Britain later in the year. However, with massive sums of money at play in the Middle East, there are concerns that the domestic bout may take place abroad.

Eyeing Wembley for the Rematch

Fury hinted at a staggering joint prize pot of £200 million for the fight, emphasizing his preference for the rematch to take place in Wembley rather than abroad. Despite the financial allure, Fury made it clear that Joshua will have to bide his time and wait for his shot.


Tyson Fury claims he's on track to become boxing's first billionaire
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Future Fight Plans

Having earned significant sums from his fights against Deontay Wilder and Francis Ngannou, Fury has his sights set on even greater financial milestones. With ambitions for ten more fights in his career, the Gypsy King is determined to revolutionize the boxing world.




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