Dillian Whyte and TYSON FURY are set to face off at Wembley this weekend for the WBC heavyweight title.
Since last October's 11th-round TKO win over Deontay wilder, the Gypsy King has not been in the ring.
Dillian Whyte has not boxed since Alexander Povetkin's avenged victory in KO in Gibraltar.
The money-spinning duel will see both men fight for millions in front of 90,000. At Wembley Stadium
Expect serious business at the gate as well as on pay-per view.
Fury and Whyte have been arguing about money all the way through the build-up and you can expect more as the fight draws nearer.
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What's Tyson Fury doing in his purse?
Frank Warren and Queensberry Promotions won the purse bid for Fury Vs Whyte. They offered a staggering PS30.6million to host the fight.
According to the WBC's rules 80 percent of the fee goes to Fury the champion. The remaining 20% go to Whyte the challenger.
For this bid, 10% (PS3.1m), was kept back for the winner. The Gyspy King was awarded 80-20 of the remainder.
Before a possible bonus, Fury's official purse is PS22m.
Fury will also make money from ticket sales and pay per view revenue. The fight is scheduled to be broadcast on BT Sport Box Office.
The WBC champ could make more than PS35million.
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What's the secret to Dillian Whyte?
Accordingly, Whyte will be paid PS5.5m for his fight. This is a record-breaking pay day for a Brixton man.
If Whyte wins, his purse will increase to PS8.6m. However, there is no pay per view incentive for the Body Snatcher.
The 33-year old has not been part of any pre-fight buildup and was absent from the press conference last month.
However, Whyte is expected to continue the fight and has signed a contract to do so.
