Anthony Joshua is such an overwhelming favourite to beat Carlos Takam on Saturday night that attention has already turned to who the Englishman might fight next.

And earlier this week, Joshua refused to rule out the prospect of an all-British world heavyweight title clash with Tyson Fury despite the former champion's battle to return to the ring.

Fury has not fought since beating Wladimir Klitschko to win the IBF, WBA and WBO crowns in December 2015 after being handed a drugs ban and stripped of his licence by the British Boxing Board of Control.

What is the estimated fight purse?

The two fighters will be fighting for a combined total of around £11million. Total fight revenues will be bigger than this figure.

What will the split be?

Joshua is going to take the bulk, as you would expect as he defends his belts.

It will be around 90/10 in Joshua's favour, meaning Joshua can be expected to earn £10million and Carlos Takam £750,000.

But Joshua, who defends his IBF and WBA titles against late replacement Takam in Cardiff on Saturday night, has left the door open to a fight with Fury - provided he proves he can get back in shape.

Joshua said: "What was his (Fury's) fighting weight - 18 stone? Even if he comes back at 22 stone, (George) Foreman came back bigger when he was in his prime.

How does that compare to other fights?

This fight will not be in the same league as Joshua's last fight, nor others from the year so far.

Joshua's last fight, the epic victory over Wladimir Klitschko, saw both fighters take home at least £15million each.

Mayweather and McGregor won earned a minimum of £100million and £30million from their August bout.

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No problem

The boy is earning cool cash.