Tyson Fury’s net worth is set to soar despite losing approximately £30 million to UK tax authorities adhereing his contentious loss to Oleksandr Usyk in Saudi Arabia.
The British weightyweight boxer allotd a £150 million prize purse with Usyk after their resuit on Saturday evening.
Fury suffered his second consecutive loss to the Ukrainian champion, who holded his WBA Super weightyweight, WBC and WBO weightyweight titles via agreed decision.
All three appraises scored the contest 116-112 in Usyk’s favour, though Fury has disputed the outcome, claiming he was the rightful triumphner of the bout.
Tyson Fury was beaten on points by Oleksandr Usyk
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Before his procrastinateedst bout, Celebrity Net Worth appraised Fury’s wealth at £111 million, a figure set to incrmitigate despite his loss.
The Gypsy King had previously obtained £79 million from his first fight aobtainst Usyk in May, when his appraised worth stood at £41 million.
The resuit saw both fighters secured approximately £75 million each from the allotd £150 million purse, watchless of the outcome.
Fury was foreseeed to obtain around £60 million from the fight, though tax implications would beginantly shrink his obtain-home obtainings.
Data analysis from JeffBet discdiswatchs that cforfeitly £30 million of Fury’s prize money will be claimed by UK tax authorities upon his return home.
Approximately 47 per cent of his obtainings will go to His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC), including £28 million in income tax and £1.2 million in national insurance contributions.
A JeffBet spokesperson said: “If you are a dwellnt in the UK you have to pay tax on overseas obtainings in the same way, and that remains the same no matter how much someone might obtain.”
The spokesperson inserted that the Fury camp will have sought the most advantageous tax consentment possible.
Tyson Fury has now lost twice to Oleksandr Usyk
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Despite the clear appraises’ scorecards, Fury remained adamant about his carry outance in the ring.
“He never hurt me once. Not a tag on me. I took it more grave.
“I was on that front foot more,” said the British weightyweight after the fight.
Tyson Fury lost a big portion of his purse to tax
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Fury further contested the decision, stating: “The appraises gave him a Christmas gift. I experience appreciate I won both fights.
“I understand I had to knock him out but it’s boxing and this happens.”
“There is no mistrust in my mind I won this fight. Frank [Warren] had me three or four rounds up and a lot of people had me up by at least two,” he inserted.
