80/20 split means Fury will make 4x more than Whyte, but Fury made 15x more than Whyte in their last fights. Fury is one of the highest paid and...
Hearn might prefer that it go to purse bid so he has a chance to secure the fight for DAZN.
I'm not trolling at all. Fury absolutely does make 15x more than Whyte. Whyte's filed purse was $400,000 and Fury's filed purse was $6,000,000....
I don't see how it's that low. 70/30 is the normal split. Fury makes 15x more than Whyte makes, so they modified to 80/20. Fury will only be...
Those are the only allowed splits if you're modifying in favor of the challenger. But under rule 2.6, you can modify to any number in favor of the...
Correct. But if you knew anything about the ratings, you'd know they come out AFTER the fact. So the December 2016 ratings were released in...
It's rule 3.22. "In its sole discretion, the WBC shall subsequently determine the timing and terms of any bout between a Champion and Interim...
When he won the championship in 2020. He won a final eliminator. Being #1 doesn't make you mandatory. Winning a final eliminator makes you...
You're labeling me a troll because you didn't have your facts straight and I proved you wrong. I'll ask you again. Can you provide a recent...
You're wrong. The current WBC rules and regulations, in effect since December 13, 2011, specifically say that interim champions are to be treated...
Wasn't that interview conducted before the purse bid was ordered today?
Well the beautiful thing is that there is something called real life. We don't have to hide behind computers like cowards making accusations. We...
I'm not a Joshua "hater" and I don't think I've ever posted about Joshua. I'm not an alt, this is the only account I've ever had here and I'm...
Can you give a recent example of a fighter winning an officially sanctioned WBC eliminator and only moving up to #9 in the ratings?
An intern running a facebook page getting tricked by Hearn's false advertising doesn't change the facts. The official published WBC ratings are an...
