Although no longer the owner of the heavy WBC championship belt, 6 years of holding the belt still gives Deontay Wilder a very positive fortune. Forbes once statistics that Wilder has earned about $ 70 million throughout his career, equivalent to nearly 1.6 trillion dong.
It is expected that the 3rd match against Tyson Fury, whether won or lost, will be the match that brings the most income for Deontay Wilder. According to the publications from the top rank, the profit of the match will be divided 6-4, 60% towards Tyson Fury and 40% towards Deontay Wilder, on the grounds that Fury is the winner in the previous rematch.
Specifically, Tyson Fury is guaranteed with $ 30 million, or more than 680 billion, and then there will be an additional 60% division from the paids to watch the online match. Deontay Wilder is guaranteed with 20 million USD, or more than 455 billion, and 40% from Pay-Perra.
The boss predicted that they would earn over US $ 100 million from live views, but even less than that number, Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder would definitely have a night with a profit filled with pharynx.
| Deontay Wilder's income through matches (from 2015) | ||||
| Competitor | Contract | % from Pay-Perra | Result | Year |
| Bermane stivende | 1 million USD | 50% | Win | 2015 |
| Eric Molina | 1.4 million USD | 50% | Win | 2015 |
| Johann duhaupas | 1.5 million USD | 50% | Win | 2015 |
| Artur Szpilka | 1.5 million USD | 60% | Win | 2016 |
| Chris Arreola | 1.4 million USD | 60% | Win | 2016 |
| Gerald Washington | 900,000 USD | 60% | Win | 2017 |
| Bermane stivende | 1.4 million USD | 50% | Win | 2017 |
| Luis Ortiz | 2.1 million USD | 50% | Win | 2018 |
| Tyson Fury | 4 million USD | 50% | Mix | 2018 |
| Luis Ortiz | 3 million USD | 60% | Win | 2019 |
| Dominic break | 2 million USD | 60% | Win | 2019 |
| Tyson Fury | 7 million USD | 50% | Lose | 2020 |
This income may be even more huge if Deontay Wilder accepted the confrontation with Anthony Joshua in 2019 – Dazn once hung up to $ 100 million to this match, but was rejected by Wilder by “the organizer refused to let us know how much Anthony Joshua will make”.