JORDAN DROPS TRUTH BOMB: AJ-FURY IS ALL ABOUT THE BRASS!

Simon Jordan, never one to pull his punches, has laid bare the stark reality of the proposed Anthony Joshua vs. Tyson Fury mega-fight. And let's be honest, he's only saying what every seasoned fight fan already knows: this ain't about legacy, not primarily anyway. It's about cold, hard cash, pure and simple. The 'Gypsy King' and AJ, two titans of the heavyweight division, have been circling each other for years, a dance that's become as predictable as a dodgy decision in an away fight. Every time it looks like they're finally going to get it on, something, or someone, derails the whole damn thing. Jordan's assessment cuts through the usual PR fluff. He sees it for what it is: a colossal payday for both men, a chance to line their pockets beyond belief. And who can blame them? This isn't the amateur ranks; this is professional boxing, the sweet science where fortunes are made and lost with every swing. But for the fans, the loyal punters who shell out their hard-earned, it's a bitter pill to swallow. We want to see the best fight the best, not just when the numbers perfectly align. We've seen legends like Lennox Lewis and Frank Bruno, Nigel Benn and Chris Eubank, step up when it mattered. This isn't just a sport; it's a spectacle, a proper tear-up for bragging rights. If this fight ever happens, it'll be a monster, but Jordan's right. It's the money, stupid.