TYSON FURY could be split by Anthony Joshua for a staggering PS60million just in pay-per view wages.
Official talks are underway between the heavyweight pairs for what would be an unlikely Battle of Britain.
Tyson Fury summoned Anthony Joshua to fight
Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua are in negotiations for a super-fight
Frank Warren, Fury's promoter, claimed that an offer would be made in writing. He also supported the super-fight to make 2MILLION PPVs.
If the box office price point was expected to rise to PS30, then that would mean that with two million sales, at least PS60m has been generated.
Fury, 34 years old, made the unusual move of publicly revealing the offer he made to Joshua, 32. He claimed he would give Joshua 40%.
If Warren's numbers are right, the champion would take home PS36m while AJ would take home a handsome PS24m.
This is before ticket sales and sponsorship bonuses are taken into account.
Wales' Principality Stadium, which holds 75 000 people and is where Joshua has headlined twice, has been considered a venue for Joshua because of its roof.
Even if they have to fight the winter cold, fans would still pack Cardiff.
Fury, 34, knocked out Dillian Youte in April, but he announced his retirement from boxing shortly after.
The Gypsy King was shocked when Oleksandr Usyk (35), beat AJ for the second consecutive time in 11 months.
Fury was called out by Usyk in the first heavyweight division four-belt unification.
After returning to his war-torn family and home for the first time, the Ukrainian hero decided not to return until next year.
Fury doesn't want to wait and wants to be back by the end the year. He therefore focused his attention on Joshua.
Anthony Joshua was defeated by Oleksandr Uzyk for the second time
