Worldwide overall he's a bigger draw, gets more views and makes more money. It doesn't matter what countries those views or money are coming from, it matters how much they are. I don't believe Tyson Fury said that also, because of the ESPN deal his next fights will be in U.S, but I don't remember him saying he would never fight in the U.K at all, if you have a link to that will check it out though but would be very surprised at that. AJ is fighting there because the other date fell through cause he was trying to get Wilder or Fury for Wembley in April but they both rejected the fight, so did Whyte, so he decided to make his U.S debut, at MSG at that, which isn't a bad place to have your first U.S fight. 50/50 is cool cause I think that can happen, that's the best compromise that is possible. As a fan I just wanna see them fight, they are both real athletes and huge punchers, it will be a historic spectacle and event, it will live up to the hype, it may be the biggest fight I've seen in my lifetime considering all the circumstances. Tyson vs Lewis was huge but was too 1 sided, McGregor vs Mayweater was always a mismatch cause McGregor had zero chance and Mayweather Pacquaio was wack after all the hype, this fight would live up to it cause it's likely somebody gets knocked out. For the sport they should both make the shyt happen, whoever wins it makes the sport bigger and better. I want that for the sport.
AJ made more than that when he was fighting jobbers. 
