Enigmatic heavyweight star Tyson Fury is just one victory away from a flood of cash opening up due to a trilogy of high-profile battles.
Fury challenges Deontay Wilder for the WBC crown on Saturday night.
He bids to complete a remarkable recovery – both mentally and physically.
The 30-year-old has the opportunity to claim the only title belt to avoid his grasp thus far.
Fury also knows victory over Wilder secures an immediate return.
Speculation had been rife that Wembley Stadium would be the venue for Fury v Wilder II.
First of all, ‘The Gypsy King’ has to pull off the shock.
Fury could then add another £13 million to £15 million minimum purse to his coffers on top of the guaranteed £7 million he’s already set to bank from this weekend’s Pay-Per-View extravaganza.
Aware he has to beat Wilder twice, a double triumph almost certainly will set Fury up for a two-fight offering with Anthony Joshua.
Facing his arch-rival at the National Stadium in a second back-to-back rematch saga could see Fury bank a basic £50 million (based on £15 million per AJ bout) plus PPV extras for his next four fights, minimum.
It’s a far cry from the desperate situation Fury found himself in after defeating Wladimir Klitschko.
A time when drink, drugs and depression took over his life.