The purse-split for Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte 's heavyweight world title clash is still up in the air just days out from the fight.
Frank Warren's Queensbury Promotions and Bob Arum's Top Rank landed a record-breaking £31million purse bid for the fight in January. The bid means Fury will earn £22m while Whyte will take home £6m as of the 80/20 split ordered by the WBC. Whyte stands to make another £3m if he can hand Fury his first professional loss.
Whyte was unhappy with the minimal offer given his interim champion status and his team launched an arbitration against the WBC. With the pair set to fight at Wembley on Saturday, Matchroom Boss Eddie Hearn has now revealed the arbitration case is still ongoing.
