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Wilder to earn $USD14m while Fury expected to pocket $USD10m for their WBC belt fight this Sunday

Wilder to earn $USD14m while Fury expected to pocket $USD10m for their WBC belt fight this Sunday
Wilder and Fury are kept apart at a press conference to promote the fight[Photo:The Telegraph]

Deontay Wilder stands to earn $US14m while Tyson Fury is expected to pocket $US10m for their WBC belt fight at the Staples Centre in Los Angeles this Sunday.

The self‑described ‘Gypsy King’ faces American Wilder in only Fury's third fight of his comeback.

Fury will face Wilder, a man who has not been beaten in 40 fights in his own back yard.

Fury, who is also unbeaten, has not fought across the Atlantic since 2013 when he defeated Steve Cunningham in the seventh round in New York.

But should Fury be successful in his ambition to capture the WBC heavyweight crown, a mouth‑watering Battle of Britain with Anthony Joshua could be in the pipeline.

The fight program starts at 3pm Sunday.

[Source:Telegraph]

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