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DAVID HAYE and Tyson Fury could earn a staggering £5m EACH in a megabucks bout this year.
Negotiations are progressing for a September 28 blockbuster between Britain’s two top heavyweights at the Manchester Arena.
Haye’s co-promoter Eddie Hearn confirmed that talks are taking place and said: “It’s now a case of getting both fighters to cross the line.”
At the Fury camp, his uncle and trainer Peter said: “We want Haye. If the fight does not happen, it won’t be down to Tyson.”
The fight would be a 22,000 sell-out with pay-per-view takings likely to be sky-high in what will be an eagerly anticipated contest.
Hearn said: “It is a fight that will have enormous interest and it could generate one of the biggest pay-per-view figures of all time.”
Hearn’s Matchroom organization has a four-fight deal with former WBA champ Haye, who has not fought since July last year. [Click Here To Read More]
Negotiations are progressing for a September 28 blockbuster between Britain’s two top heavyweights at the Manchester Arena.
Haye’s co-promoter Eddie Hearn confirmed that talks are taking place and said: “It’s now a case of getting both fighters to cross the line.”
At the Fury camp, his uncle and trainer Peter said: “We want Haye. If the fight does not happen, it won’t be down to Tyson.”
The fight would be a 22,000 sell-out with pay-per-view takings likely to be sky-high in what will be an eagerly anticipated contest.
Hearn said: “It is a fight that will have enormous interest and it could generate one of the biggest pay-per-view figures of all time.”
Hearn’s Matchroom organization has a four-fight deal with former WBA champ Haye, who has not fought since July last year. [Click Here To Read More]
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