Will Fury get a payout from the arbitration?

they weren't going to have a fight of that billing in may of 2020. are you crazy or very, very stupid? in may 2020 you couldn't even have a gathering of ten people.

Honestly arguing pure economic loss like this is already tricky in an actual court case, proving the damage isn't easy and establishing the actual amount is hard even when you don't have an unstable and unpredictable income as a pro boxer. And this isn't even a proper court case where you can file a counterclaim. I don't think there's any way anybody's getting money out of the arbitration one way or another.

Really don't give a sh%t who has to pay what, get it over with, Fury and AJ I and II happens and Wilder can fight Dillian Whyte and Andy Ruiz while AJ and Fury are settling their situation and after unification IF Wilder is good enough to beat Whyte and Ruiz then he will get enough shot at the Title (s). Fans talk as if after Fury vs AJ that is the end of everything, no Usyk, Whyte, Wilder, Ruiz all will be waiting in line for their shot at the newly crowned Undisputed Champ Hopefully everything is cleared up tomorrow, even if he has to payout Wilder in Damages who cares he is about to make a ton of money with AJ for 2 Fights Wilder isn't fighting anyone of note until he takes a paycut, he's a nobody without a belt and a pathetic fanbase; his only saving grace was the third fight so unless he moves back down to 7 or 6 figures he isn't getting a fight. Andy ruiz if lucky did 125k buys at 1 million dollars wilder would be lucky to do 100k with anyone.

It was widely reported the time frame of the rematch was before end of October, they didn't meet that time frame, so the rematch was not exercised. To anyone that says well if there is a rematch clause they have to fight next without a time frame have a think about for a minute, you lose, say you will exercise the rematch but not take it for 2 or 3 years or more, no one would allow that to be permissible let alone the lawyers that deal with these contracts as their bread and butter. It might not have been Wilder's call, from the sounds of it they lost money on the second fight and interest in the third was minimal but the fighter guarantees were still massive and without a gate it probably would have been a financial bloodbath for the promoters. Force majeure (an unforeseen act of god) is often included within contracts, but I assume that would only cover if the fight couldn't be made because of an unforeseen issues, promoters or networks deciding they don't want to lose millions because they can't have crowds isn't force majeure, thats just a business decision. Wilder going completely radio silent certainly doesn't help his cause in determining if he did all he could to make it happen either.

Really don't give a sh%t who has to pay what, get it over with, Fury and AJ I and II happens and Wilder can fight Dillian Whyte and Andy Ruiz while AJ and Fury are settling their situation and after unification IF Wilder is good enough to beat Whyte and Ruiz then he will get enough shot at the Title (s). Fans talk as if after Fury vs AJ that is the end of everything, no Usyk, Whyte, Wilder, Ruiz all will be waiting in line for their shot at the newly crowned Undisputed Champ Hopefully everything is cleared up tomorrow, even if he has to payout Wilder in Damages who cares he is about to make a ton of money with AJ for 2 Fights

If the contract said Fury had to fight Wilder next why couldn't Wilder get an injunction stopping any fight Fury tries to make? Also does anyone know the actual details of the contract or is this just a speculation free for all? This is NSB. It's a speculation free for all.

Last I read a decision could come tomorrow at the earliest. I don’t expect a huge payout for Wilder. He would have to show a meaningful effort to honor to make the rematch. From most reports I’ve read Wilder’s team basically ghosted Fury’s side when they tried to make the fight last fall.

You're an idiot. Literally sitting here arguing with Furys own lawyers on a contract he signed. The contract he signed ended 6 months after Febuary 2020. And within those 6 months he was fit and ready to fight.

It ain’t my money so fcuk em all. Pay em don’t pay em. I’m so sick of this story. All I know is I wish they would announce the outcome already so everyone involved can move on already. LOL, can't argue with that point of view at all.

It ain’t my money so fcuk em all. Pay em don’t pay em. I’m so sick of this story. All I know is I wish they would announce the outcome already so everyone involved can move on already.

In the time frame of the rematch clause Fury was willing to fight Wilder, Wilder was not willing to fight Fury. And it was a time frame that was set by Wilders side. The majority of the sports top fighters have managed to fight during the pandemic. With everything that happened how is it all on Fury? Fury was the only one pushing to fulfill the contract when the contract was demanding to be fulfilled? I've never read anything that claims Fury signed any extension. If anything any money coming to Wilder should come from the ppl that wanted that fight delayed and that does not include Fury. Fury lost massive revenue and PPV money just like Wilder did. Only difference was Wilder was complicit in delaying beyond the contract end, Fury wasn't. You're an idiot. Literally sitting here arguing with Furys own lawyers on a contract he signed.

The pandemic hit and everything got shut down. At the end of the day, though, their contract still stipulates that Wilder and Fury had to fight each other next. But Tyson Fury is looking to fight someone else instead, hence why Wilder deserves compensation. And why Fury doesn't. In the time frame of the rematch clause Fury was willing to fight Wilder, Wilder was not willing to fight Fury. And it was a time frame that was set by Wilders side. The majority of the sports top fighters have managed to fight during the pandemic. With everything that happened how is it all on Fury? Fury was the only one pushing to fulfill the contract when the contract was demanding to be fulfilled? I've never read anything that claims Fury signed any extension. If anything any money coming to Wilder should come from the ppl that wanted that fight delayed and that does not include Fury. Fury lost massive revenue and PPV money just like Wilder did. Only difference was Wilder was complicit in delaying beyond the contract end, Fury wasn't.

Well that does seem to be the word on the street, it's all about what Wilder is guna get. Some **** were still holding out that Fury was going to be forced in to a 3rd fight meaning no undisputed but we all knew that was BS. But I don't see why Wilder deserves money and Fury doesn't, they both lost out but the only one willing to fight again in 2020, in the time frame of the contracted rematch was Fury, not Wilder and so surely Fury needs to be compensated just as much, if not more than Wilder. ​​​​​​ The pandemic hit and everything got shut down. At the end of the day, though, their contract still stipulates that Wilder and Fury had to fight each other next. But Tyson Fury is looking to fight someone else instead, hence why Wilder deserves compensation. And why Fury doesn't.

More like Fury will have to give Wilder a payout. Maybe a cut of the purse from the Joshua fight. Since he signed a rematch clause but isn't fighting Wilder next. Well that does seem to be the word on the street, it's all about what Wilder is guna get. Some tits were still holding out that Fury was going to be forced in to a 3rd fight meaning no undisputed but we all knew that was BS. But I don't see why Wilder deserves money and Fury doesn't, they both lost out but the only one willing to fight again in 2020, in the time frame of the contracted rematch was Fury, not Wilder and so surely Fury needs to be compensated just as much, if not more than Wilder. ​​​​​​

More like Fury will have to give Wilder a payout. Maybe a cut of the purse from the Joshua fight. Since he signed a rematch clause but isn't fighting Wilder next.