WINNING will no doubt be on the front of both Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois’s minds – but the fight purse is also something that they’ll be thinking of.
Two-time champion AJ is all set to go up against British icon Dynamite with the vacant IBF title on the line.
Joshua goes into this huge Wembley showdown off the back of a brutal KO victory against UFC legend Francis Ngannou.
While Dubois pulled off a sensational win over Croatian star Filip Hrgovic.
And despite the winner of this match being rewarded with the IBF belt and a shot at either Tyson Fury or Oleksandr Usyk.
The purse which is up for grabs could give both fighters a little extra motivation.
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What is the Joshua vs Dubois fight purse?
The official figures for Anthony Joshua vs Daniel Dubois fight purse are yet to be revealed but it is guaranteed that both boxers will take home millions.
Reports claim that Dubois will earn a £3.5million ($4.6m) guaranteed purse but that could rise up to £10m ($10m) depending on PPV sales.
This would be his biggest cheque to date after taking home £1.6m ($2.1m) in August 2023 after losing to Oleksandr Uysk.
Meanwhile, it has been said that Joshua will take home £6m ($7.9m) before the first bell but this could expand to £25m ($33m) depending on PPV.
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AJ reportedly banked a whopping £30million ($39m) after knocking out UFC icon Francis Ngannou earlier this year.
What has been said?
Anthony Joshua believes that age is nothing but a number once these two heavyweights step foot in the ring.
Joshua is currently 34 while Dubois is 27 years of age.
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AJ said: “I’ve had Dubois on my mind for a while.
“The goal is just to get through a successful training camp, and performing on the night,”
“I feel fresh… For this fight here, with Daniel, it doesn’t matter if I’m 35 and he’s 15… it’s a fight. Age is just a number in this one.”
Who is on the Joshua vs Dubois undercard?
- Anthony Joshua vs Daniel Dubois – for IBF heavyweight title
- Josh Kelly vs Liam Smith
- Joshua Buatsi vs Willy Hutchinson – for interim WBO light-heavyweight title
- Anthony Cacace vs Josh Warrington – for IBF and IBO super-featherweight title
- Tyler Denny vs Hamzah Sheeraz
- Mark Chamberlain vs Josh Padley
Source: Boxing - thesun.co.uk
