Dillian Whyte will receive 20% of the potential purse from TYSON FURY, but only 20 percent of TYSON FURY's.
Although Whyte was made mandatory challenger to the green and golden belts by the WBC in October, a deal has been delayed due to rows over money.
Tyson Fury will receive a large portion of the cash split if Dillian Whyte meets him
Whyte is the WBC's No1 contender, and has been pushing for a 40% split based upon his status as interim-champion.
Team Fury, headed by Frank Warren, a UK promoter, and Bob Arum, a US peer have insisted Whyte is worth only 20.
In an effort to increase his potential pay package, Whyte brought the WBC to arbitration.
SunSport has learned that the Mexico-based sanctioning agency has ruled that Whyte (33 years old) will be entitled to only a fifth of the potential windfall.
Fury, 33, is also interested in fighting as early as March. Whyte will be able to accept the terms of a UK showdown in the Spring.
Or Fury already has potential rivals on both sides.
Robert Helenius, the Finnish giant, is in place to face Fury in a UK homecoming fight. However, there are coronavirus restrictions that will prevent a full house.
Fury can also return to Las Vegas if attendance restrictions are affecting Fury's earnings potential. He likes the idea that he will face Andy Ruiz Jr.
Free Bets: Get more than PS2,000 in NEW CUSTOMER DEALSThe WBC Headquarters in Mexico City will host the purse bids for the bout on January 11.
However, because of travel restrictions, interested parties can participate via Zoom.
Warren and Arum will be hosting the match on BT Sport's Top Rank brand.
Eddie Hearn, a Whyte associate for many years, has no contract with the agent but will try to get it for streaming app DAZN.
Sky Sports will be interested too, as Whyte is a huge hit on their pay per view platform since his 2015 thriller featuring Anthony Joshua.
