This Saturday sees Tyson Fury taking on Derek Chisora at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with Fury hoping to maintain his unbeaten record ahead of a potential fight against Oleksandr Usyk next year.
Fury will take on Londoner Chisora in what has been marketed as a trilogy bout, with the pair having met twice previously in 2011 and 2014. Their fight is also for the WBC heavyweight championship belt which is currently held by Fury, but there has been some criticism of the fight, with Chisora ranked as the 13th best fighter with the Mexico City based governing body.
However, the fight will take place after Chisora produced an impressive performance in the summer to beat Kubrat Pulev which has led to this fight being made by Frank Warren.
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Fury earned an estimated £29.3 million from his fight against Dillian Whyte at Wembley in April but the fight is not expected to yield the same massive returns for the self-styled Gypsy King this time around. This is despite the pay-per-view having been set at a record £26.95 for the fight on BT Sport Box Office.
Here is the prize money revealed for the fight:
Fury vs Chisora prize money:
According to Sports Zion, Fury will earn a guaranteed prize of $25 million (£21 million), with Chisora taking home a guaranteed $3.8 million (£3.1m).
This will be added to by an 80:20 split of pay per view revenue.
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