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Tyson Fury's team reportedly changed contract terms concerning Dana White's involvement

Fury's manager Spencer Brown says the original contract excluded Dana White, TKO and Zuffa before a venue change.

Ariel HelwaniAH
MMA FightingMF
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In comments shared by Ariel Helwani, Fury's manager Spencer Brown said the team's initial contract had no involvement from TKO, Dana White or Zuffa. Brown said Fury's team removed that provision when the venue and contract changed because it had no objection to White promoting the fight, especially in the US. Helwani says AJ's side apparently kept the original terms.

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Ariel Helwani@arielhelwaniTyson Fury's manager Spencer Brown sheds light on the contract dispute surrounding Dana White's involvement. Fury's team amended its agreement, while AJ's side apparently retained the original terms: “At first, in our contract, there was no involvement from TKO, there was no involvement from Dana White, there was no involvement from Zuffa. But that got changed because we changed venues, and when we changed our contract. We had two different contracts. We actually took it out because we didn't see any problem in Dana White promoting the fight, especially in America. He's one of the biggest promoters in the world.”2h
MMA Fighting@MMAFightingDana White wanted to announce Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua at UFC White House, but ‘f*ckery’ got in the way https://www.mmafighting.com/boxing/515518/dana-white-wanted-to-announce-tyson-fury-vs-anthony-joshua-at-ufc-white-house-but-fckery-got-in-the-way1h
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    Ariel Helwani@arielhelwaniTyson Fury's manager Spencer Brown sheds light on the contract dispute surrounding Dana White's involvement. Fury's team amended its agreement, while AJ's side apparently retained the original terms: “At first, in our contract, there was no involvement from TKO, there was no involvement from Dana White, there was no involvement from Zuffa. But that got changed because we changed venues, and when we changed our contract. We had two different contracts. We actually took it out because we didn't see any problem in Dana White promoting the fight, especially in America. He's one of the biggest promoters in the world.”2h
    MMA Fighting@MMAFightingDana White wanted to announce Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua at UFC White House, but ‘f*ckery’ got in the way https://www.mmafighting.com/boxing/515518/dana-white-wanted-to-announce-tyson-fury-vs-anthony-joshua-at-ufc-white-house-but-fckery-got-in-the-way1h
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