Fury guaranteed $12.5 mil for tonight's fight.

[Rip Chudd]

12.5 to fight a pie!? That's darn good money if true. I don't believe it, but props if I'm wrong

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Not at the prices his tickets are going for

Looking at this looks like they've closed the bulk of the arena off and there's still plenty available. pic.twitter.com/ISap0F6JT4

— Jazz Paul (@jazzpaul1982) June 13, 2019

These tickets are probably 70% off today.

And why aren't the Brits traveling to see him?

Vegas is f******* expensive and he's not a ticket seller like Joshua or Hatton.

[Radical]

Looks like he gained weight. He will be back to being a fat **** at this rate

[Eff Pandas]

If he's getting 12.5M for tonight I'd be surprised to learn Bob didn't lose money on this one. Bob will be grumpy as f#ck tomorrow. He's a bean counter promoter who don't like losing money on any show.

[KTFOKING]

Why wouldn't it be true? I mean we pretty much knew about it the day Fury signed with ESPN.

Can't compare a WW who's not a huge draw to a HW. I mean 12.5M for someone like Schwarz is obviously not ideal, but ESPN badly wanted to get in the HW mix and this is a long play to get fights like Wilder and Joshua.

Crawford is getting some great pay days himself, even if they aren't 12.5M level pay days.

[Htown-Finest]

Not bad for Fury. Schwartz should of gotten more .... s*** crazy.

Crawford going to demand more. Fighting Kell Brook in UK will likely get it

[KTFOKING]

If he's getting 12.5M for tonight I'd be surprised to learn Bob didn't lose money on this one. Bob will be grumpy as f#ck tomorrow. He's a bean counter promoter who don't like losing money on any show.

From all reports, this was ESPN's call to get Fury. Arum just doing what he was told to do. I don't see how he would be losing money though. I actually never understood what that meant when you are dealing with these high pay days. How was he going to cover for this anyways? You get a license fee from a network and that's how you pay the fighter. ESPN increased their boxing budget to like 90M. Arum is fine.

[Eff Pandas]

From all reports, this was ESPN's call to get Fury. Arum just doing what he was told to do. I don't see how he would be losing money though. I actually never understood what that meant when you are dealing with these high pay days. How was he going to cover for this anyways? You get a license fee from a network and that's how you pay the fighter. ESPN increased their boxing budget to like 90M. Arum is fine.

If Bob is spending more on this fight than he's making I see it as losing money. Idc if ESPN gave him the money or not. And Bob don't like losing money.

Unless you are suggesting Arum is only paying him the 1M & ESPN is covering the other 11.5M or something directly. So Arum just needs to make a mill to break even basically than okay he probably isn't taking an L here, but I doubt thats how this deal is working.

Or maybe Arum is being un-Arum-like & they see this like the Floyd vs Guerrera part of the Floyd Showtime situation of this Fury deal & they are making their money with the Wilder sequel & trilogy fight.

[rudy]

if you haven't seen the contract then why are you stating contract facts to me? the nevada state athletic commission publishes the purses. 1 million for fury 250k for schwarz. nno m,ystery. fury woin't see 5 million for this fight because it is not selling.

They have it on PPV in UK not america ?

[W1LL]

Long may he reign!