Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua are anticipated to receive money through PPV sales, fight bonuses, endorsements, sponsorships, and other arrangements in addition to the site contract. According to rumors, both boxers might walk away with roughly $150 million apiece following the battle. Fury is expected to earn between $6 and $10 million while Joshua will pocket between $100 and $150 million. The exact figures are unknown since the pair has yet to sign contracts with their camps. But given the estimated budgets of their camps, it's safe to assume they'll both make a lot of money. For Fury, this is his second shot at the title. He was previously successful in retaining his belt against Klitschko in 2015. That victory earned him $3 million. His next fight was scheduled for one year later but he had to withdraw from the bout due to health issues. This time around, he promised to give Joshua a real fight instead of just playing defense. "If I don't do well this time, I'm not gonna do another rematch," Fury said. "I want to be considered one of the best heavyweights in the world." As for Joshua, this is his first attempt at the title. He's been training hard for this opportunity since 2014 when he made his professional debut. In his first fight, he outclassed former champion Klitschko en route to a shutout decision win.