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Paul is thought to have earned around £10m for the fight – which reportedly sold more than one million pay-per-views.
These huge figures come after Mayweather recently revealed he was paid one million dollars for simply taking a call about the fight with Deji.
Speaking to FightHype, he said: “They reached out to me and said ‘Floyd, we’d like you in Dubai again’.
“The other one was supposed to be in Dubai and it got moved to Abu Dhabi, but they want me back in the UAE. I said ‘let’s make it happen,’ but I also told them I won’t get on the phone unless I know the numbers, then we can talk.
“They said, ‘We’ll get you on the phone’ and they wired me $1m. So I got on the phone ASAP and said ‘what’s going on?’