Dana White Refutes $100M Canelo Payday Claims Ahead September Fight
Dana White Refutes $100M Canelo Payday Claims Ahead September Fight

Dana White Refutes $100M Canelo Payday Claims Ahead September Fight

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Dana White, UFC CEO and promoter for the upcoming Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford fight at Allegiant Stadium, has addressed rumors that Canelo will earn $100 million for the undisputed super middleweight title bout. White confirmed this figure as plausible, highlighting the fight's significance, with Canelo defending multiple belts against Crawford, who is moving up a weight class undefeated. He contrasted boxing's pay structure with UFC's, noting that while UFC fighters earn based on their individual drawing power, some boxing fighters, including 'journeymen,' can make millions. Canelo's career earnings have grown substantially, including a historic $365 million deal with DAZN and major paydays in previous high-profile fights. The fight is part of White's broader push into boxing promotion through his new company Zuffa Boxing, marking a notable expansion of his combat sports influence. Overall, the event is regarded as one of the biggest in recent boxing history, with massive financial stakes for both fighters and promoters.

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