How Much Does Tyson Fury Earn Per Punch?

Ahead of an eagerly anticipated heavyweight clash between Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte this Saturday, the team at ThePuntersPage decided to take a look at how much the Gypsy King has made per punch over his last 10 fights.

Fury’s popularity has increased since his two victories over Deontay Wilder and his public revelations about his mental health. Meanwhile, Whyte’s only defeat came against Anthony Joshua, with the former h💯aving long been in line for a shot at the Heavyweight titles. This is expected to be a blockbuster event, with many pundits predicting an early finish either way, given both fighters’ explosive po💜wer.

It’s been a remarkable journey for both men – Fury’s comeback has been praised as he climbed his way back to the top after problems involving drugs and alcohol. Whyte has had to wait a long time, but the London man will surely be motivated and has interestingly skipped most of the media press conferences ahead൲ of this battle.

However, our focus is back on Fury, with the Lineal Heavyweight Champion back in action in his own country for the first time since 2018. Below, we've described whaꦆt each punch has landed him.

The Earnings & Punch Results of Fury’s Last 10 Fights

10) Francesco Pianeta (18/08/2018)

Although the earnings were unavailable for this one, we could estimate that Fury earned less per punch for his secon൲d comeback fight which went the distance, and where he landed more punches compared to number 9 on the list.

9) Sefer Seferi (09/06/2018)

This marked Fury’s comeback fight – after three years out of the ring, he returned and made easy work of Sefer Seferi who was retired in his corner.

8) Christian Hammer (28/02/2015)

Before his fight꧙ with Wladimir Klitschko, Fury h🐼ad the challenge of getting through Christian Hammer, which he duly obliged to set up his first world title shot.

7) Otto Wallin (14/09/2019)

A tune-up fight that was supposed to get Fury ready for his rematch with Deontay Wilder, the Gypsy King had to work harder than he may have expected after suffering a nasty cut to the eye early on. Here, Fury managed to land the highest number of punches from any of the fights on this list.

6) Wladimir Klitschko (28/11/2015)

It might be surprising to see this fight so far down on the list when Fury went to Germany and took all the belts from Klitschko. It was a masterclass on tᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚhe night from Fury, and he’s certainly earned his money since.

5) Derek Chisora (29/11/2014)

In his rematch with Derek Chisora in 2014, the earnings Fury won from this fight were the highestꦜ made per♔ punch prior to becoming Heavyweight Champion. Fury was dominant on the night before Chisora was retired in the corner.

4) Deontay Wilder 1 (01/12/2018)

Many said it was too soon for Fury to take this fight, and they may have been proven right when he was knocked down in the 12th round. However, he picked himself off the canvas to arguably emerge as the winner, but had to sett𒈔le for a draw on this occasion.

3) Deontay Wilder 3 (09/10/2021)

The end of the trilogy, Fury beat Wilder convincingly in the rematch and this bout was no different, although he did have to pi💃ck himself off the canvas yet again. This fight saw the the ꦗmost punches landed on Wilder from the three fights between the two.

2) Tom Schwarz (15/06/2019)

A surprise entry in the number two spot, but, ultimately, a pay-per-view event which didn’t impress, 𓆉this was probably the easiest payday of Fury’s career, with the latter having to land only 37🍸 punches to put Schwarz away.

1) Deontay Wilder (22/02/2020)

Deontay Wilder, unsurprisingly, makes it to the top spot on this list. Fury completed the c🧸omeback from his troubl🐻es in style during this fight, as he went on to defeat the previously unbeaten Wilder for the WBC belt by TKO.

All stats were taken from boxstat and sportspayouts.