Tyson Fury has turned down a 60/40 split in favour of the winner in a proposed unification fight with Oleksandr Usyk. The Ukrainian is looking to force a historic fight between the two heavyweight champions, but Fury has rejected the offer.
The WBC heavyweight champion, Fury, is currently in negotiations with Usyk for a unification fight. Usyk is the WBO, WBA and IBF champion and is looking to become the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world.
Usyk has offered Fury a 60/40 split in favour of the winner, but Fury has rejected the offer. Fury believes that he is the bigger draw and should receive a bigger share of the purse.
Fury has been vocal in his desire to fight Usyk and has been pushing for the fight to take place. He believes that he is the best heavyweight in the world and that he should be rewarded for it.
Usyk is also keen to fight Fury and has been pushing for the fight to take place. He believes that he is the best heavyweight in the world and that he should be rewarded for it.
The fight between Fury and Usyk would be a historic one and would be the first time that two heavyweight champions have fought for all four major titles. It would be a huge event and would be a major draw for boxing fans around the world.
Fury and Usyk are both keen to fight each other and it looks like the fight will eventually take place. However, the two fighters will need to agree on a purse split before the fight can be made official.
It remains to be seen if Fury and Usyk can agree on a purse split that is acceptable to both fighters. If they can, then the fight will be a historic one and will be a major draw for boxing fans around the world.
