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Massive Boxing Deal
World heavyweight champion Tyson Fury has just inked a historic contract in Saudi Arabia, surpassing the earning power of football stars Cristiano Ronaldo and Neymar.
The Fight of the Year
Fury will make his highly-anticipated return to the ring on October 28 in Riyadh, as he faces off against Francis Ngannou, a former UFC champion making his boxing debut.
Fury Claims the Crown
In an exclusive interview with SunSport, Fury boasted about the enormous size of his Saudi deal, stating it is the "biggest boxing deal ever to be done in the history of boxing."
Leaving Ronaldo and Neymar in the Dust
Fury dismissed the fortunes of Ronaldo and Neymar, who both made the move to the Saudi Super League, stating that their wages are incomparable to what he is about to receive.
Eye on the Forbes List
Fury is determined to reach the pinnacle of sporting wealth, aiming to top Forbes' list of highest-paid athletes, just like UFC legend Conor McGregor did in 2021.
Fury's Priorities
The undefeated heavyweight champion revealed that he is not interested in unifying all four belts against rival Oleksandr Usyk. Instead, his main goal is to become the highest-earning athlete in the world.
A Promising Future
With Fury's Saudi deal and his growing fame, he believes he is just a year or two away from securing the top spot on Forbes' sports rich list.
New Addition to the Fury Family
The upcoming fight comes just one month after Tyson and his wife Paris welcomed their seventh child into the world.
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