Ortiz 2 PPV: How much does the fight cost? The Wilder-Ortiz 2 fight can be ordered for $74.99 plus applicable taxes & fees through Fox Sports' Premier Boxing Champions PPV platform.

Wilder Aftermath. It was revealed that all three official ringside judges had Wilder ahead 85–84 at the time of the stoppage, whilst both Showtime and CBS Sports had it 86–83 in favour of Ortiz. Wilder gave his thoughts on the contest saying, "A true champion always finds a way to come back, and that's what I did tonight.

Wilder 3 will cost $79.99 on a joint presentation from ESPN and FOX Sports. Viewers in the United Kingdom can also watch the fight on BT Sport Box for £24.95, while viewers in Ireland can watch on that station for €29.99.

The price of the Wilder-Helenius card is $74.99 on pay per view.

Wilder defeated Ortiz via seventh-round knockout to retain the WBC title. MGM Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S.

The former heavyweight champion lost for a second time to Tyson Fury on Saturday night in Las Vegas when the "Gypsy King" stopped him via 11th-round knockout. Wilder (42-2-1, 41 KOs) won the opportunity to challenge Fury for a third when an arbitrator granted him his rematch following the February 2020 knockout loss.

2020 Celebrity 100 Earnings Wilder pocketed roughly $25 million for the Fury rematch, marking the biggest payday of his career. He won a bronze medal at the 2008 Olympics, which led to his nickname of "The Bronze Bomber."

Typically, there's at least one PPV event per month, with two or three Fight Nights leading up to it. Every Fight Night comes with your ESPN+ subscription, while PPV events cost an additional $79.99 per event.

How much did Fury earn from beating Wilder? The purse for the Fury vs Wilder trilogy bout was reportedly split 60/40 in Fury's favour. The Gypsy King was expected to earn a guaranteed £22m plus 60 per cent of the pay per view revenue. Wilder was set to earn a guaranteed £15m plus 40 per cent of the PPV take.

Many may have been skeptical of that statement, but Mayweather has denied Ortiz a rematch and has not mentioned a vacation or an opponent of choice.

The British fighter is guaranteed $30m (£22m, €26m) and 60% of the pay-per-view revenue. Meanwhile, Wilder, whose only defeat in his professional career was against Fury, is guaranteed $20m (£15m,€17m) and 40% of the PPV cash.

While the Bronze Bomber has long been known for his strength, Bess said on the DAZN Boxing Show that he believes him to be the hardest puncher of any era, of any division. He said: “Sometimes we say Deontay Wilder is one of the - or perhaps the - hardest puncher of all time in every division.