WBC has agreed to Tyson Fury vs White boxing scores to be 80-20, Arum began to offer White $5.5 million, but White wanted 10 million, so that the WBC ruling would allow White to get a lower boxing pay, and if White refused to play, then the top Wilder would get another chance to play with Fury, perhaps four times.
Wilder failed to beat his opponent in three matches against Fury, and was KO Twice after the first draw between the two in 2019, which was also named the best match of the year.
White has been Fury's forced challenger for a long time, but, due to a dispute over the distribution of funds, White demanded a 40% dividend. White eventually brought the issue to the WBC arbitration case in an attempt to increase his potential punches.
White's U.S. promoter Bob Arum revealed that the undefeated Fury is licensed by WBC to find a new challenger. The WBC announced on Friday that Fury would only give the former British champion a 20 percent bonus as a potential showdown.
If Jamaican-born White rejects Fury because his punch is too low, the WBC can look down at the ranking and give him the next opponent in order. Incredibly, Wild turned out to be the next opponent. Still, it remains to be seen whether the American will challenge Fury for the fourth time.
If Wilder also turned down the opportunity, Joe Joyce could get a chance, and the 2016 Olympic silver medalist could easily make a match between them because they and Fury are the same promoter Warren.
If this potential match fails, Andy Ruiz Jr. will be the next pick.