Both parties requested it this time - I think that's the first time the WBC have said that. So at least something is happening.
Whyte does have some leverage here. If Fury's team won't negotiate on split then they risk arbitration setting a number they don't like and Fury being kept out of the ring longer than they want. As well as potentially losing control of the promotion. They are three outcomes Team Fury doesn't want.
Whyte runs the risk that arbitration doesn't end up swaying the split further towards him.
If there's a deal to be done then it's in both parties' interest to find it rather than end up with an outcome they don't like.
Whyte does have some leverage here. If Fury's team won't negotiate on split then they risk arbitration setting a number they don't like and Fury being kept out of the ring longer than they want. As well as potentially losing control of the promotion. They are three outcomes Team Fury doesn't want.
Whyte runs the risk that arbitration doesn't end up swaying the split further towards him.
If there's a deal to be done then it's in both parties' interest to find it rather than end up with an outcome they don't like.
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