Is 80-20 a fair purse split for Fury v Joshua?

Do you not actually understand how this process works?

 

If you google "Frank Warren derisory offer", it's the second Google search and a world boxing news.net article. I don't why the link isn't working.

 

65-35 in Fury's favor is fair. Joshua has lost 3 of his last 5, that harmed him in the negotiations.

 

This comment sums up Fury fangirls in a nutshell...

 

60/40 Fury

Eddie would only offer Fury 20% if the shoe was on the other foot and accuse Fury of ducking

 

@lordlosh Is David Haye

 

What makes you think that?

 

65-35 was what Whyte demanded. Dosh is maybe worth that split, not a penny more though.

 

In said article - Warren says “‘What we’re working on is the fight with Deontay Wilder, but there’s certainly no 60-40 offer to us, that’s rubbish.’”

That means you’re basing this idea totally on the proviso we take everything Hearn says as gospel. None of us know the truth, so perhaps in good faith you should stop spouting the 40% split thing.

For example - the offer sent could’ve been 80/20 split in fight one and 60/40 in a rematch should Joshua lose. That would still count as a ‘60/40’ offer.

 

Yeah i understand that Fury is full of **** and just using AJ name, when in reality he will fight a no-hoper. He is absolutely pathetic.

 

Brilliant, great analysis.

 

Maybe before talking nonsenses and trying to defend that fraud, learn the details?


That pathetic ducker is calling AJ on twitter for December fight.
Warren is saying today that they suddenly wanted to fight in November. And doesn't want to reveal the detail of the detail, not even the split.


Yeah now think again what i have state, and is it true or not.
Fury is a fraud and he was exposed badly here.

 

66/34 in my book

 

Usyk didn't fancy the December date so Fury is trying to organise a fight with Joshua instead. I'm struggling to see the issue here.

 

To be fair, Fury said "he has to do it just in case" knowing AJ is coming out of a loss. And also said "in the next few months", so he isn't pushing for December and leaves the possibility to have an Usyk fight some time in 2023. AJ's loss wasn't hard physically, nor Usyk is that hurt as he pretends to be. It was like mostly Usyk outclassing him again and gassing him out early. Well, AJ might be down mentally, but he's so ever since he lost to Ruiz.