Domination in America, Starting from being a Boxing Champion-Chapter 831 - 602: Captain America Sells Big

His prize money for this match was 250 million US dollars, including a 150 million appearance fee, approximately 100 million US dollars from PPV, ticket sales, advertising sponsorships, and other revenue sharing.

After the match, Link returned to the United States to rest and in early May, he led his team to Hamburg, Germany once again, to participate in the WBC Heavyweight Boxing Champion title defense. His opponent for this match was Manuel Charr, the German national International Boxing King.

Manuel is 32 years old this year, born in Lebanon, later becoming a German citizen, he has served as a sparring partner for the Klitschko Brothers, entered the professional boxing ring in 2005, and challenged Big Klitschko, the then WBC Boxing King, in 2012 as a challenger.

In the fourth round, he was defeated by TKO by Big Klitschko, with serious injuries to his eyes.

At the end of last year, Manuel once again challenged for the WBC Heavyweight World Boxing Champion title, defeating Dennis Bakotov, Alex Magidin, and Alexander Ustinov among other international boxing kings in the qualifiers, to earn a match against Link.

He is currently ranked seventh in the WBC Heavyweight division.

An interesting fact about him is that, in 2014, Manuel was shot by an extremist organization after posting inappropriate comments on the internet, he was hit by four bullets in the abdomen but survived.

Everyone thought Manuel would give up boxing, but he did not. After recovering from his injuries, he continued to train in boxing, winning several matches last year and earning the WBC Heavyweight Boxing Challenger spot.

After his story was reported by the media, his fame surged, making him an inspirational boxer.

If it had not been for Link's emergence, Manuel would have become the WBA Heavyweight Boxing Champion in 2017.

Manuel's current stats are: height 192 cm, arm span 194 cm, weight 252 pounds, professional record 28 fights, 2 losses, having lost to Big Klitschko and Alexander Povetkin.

In boxing, his characteristics are: average technique, slightly above-average heavy punches, strong resistance to strikes, strong willpower in the ring, and a slippery fighting style; he likes to use grappling tactics, and if he gains a clear advantage during a match, he will passively drag it out to win by points.

This WBC Boxing King challenge match was held at the People's Park Stadium in Hamburg, the second-largest city in Germany after Berlin. On the day of the match, over thirty thousand spectators attended, some were Link's boxing fans, others came to support Manuel.

After the match began, Link took the initiative to attack.

This has been his usual tactic after becoming the champion of the four major organizations.

The main reason is that this fighting style is quite fierce, offering the best spectacle, raising the PPV viewership during broadcasts, and another reason is that the opponents are generally not strong, very few can last more than two rounds after facing his fast heavy punches.

This quick knockout tactic also avoids potential accidents.

Under his fierce offensive, Manuel's defense was quickly shattered, and at 145 seconds of the first round, Manuel fell for the first time.

In the second round, Link continued his fierce attacks, his combination punches were fast and fierce. Manuel couldn't hold on and kept using grappling tactics, even illegally using his elbow to strike Link's chin.

Link was no less forgiving; at 87 seconds and 108 seconds of the second round, he knocked down Manuel twice, and after the second fall, Manuel lay on the ground for ten seconds unable to get up.

Link easily won the match and successfully defended the WBC Golden Belt for the second time.

His earnings for this match were 220 million US dollars, including 100 million appearance fees and an additional 120 million from other revenue sharing.

After the match, Link stayed in Paris for two days with Marion and little Cassel, then flew back to the United States.

By May, the summer movie session arrived, the first film of this summer session starred Link in "Captain America 3: Civil War," Link had no time to rest after the match before joining the movie promotion. freeweɓnovel.cѳm

This movie continues the plot of "Avengers: Age of Ultron," also known as "Avengers 2.5," it appealed to both Captain America and "Avengers" fans.

After a period of promotion, on Friday, May 6, "Captain America 3" premiered in 4226 theaters across North America, achieving a box office of 182 million US dollars in the first three days, breaking 200 million on its fourth day, becoming the fastest film to break 200 million in North America that year.

In ten days, the cumulative box office in the North American Region reached 306 million US dollars, also the fastest to break 300 million.

The overseas performance was even better, achieving 420 million in the box office in 164 countries and regions worldwide in 14 days.

This brought the total box office revenue of the movie to over 700 million US dollars.

The estimated box office is around 1.2 billion US dollars.

Before filming the movie, Link signed a box office revenue sharing contract with Disney, estimated to receive 65 million US dollars in compensation.

In early May, Lionsgate Films released a movie starring Dwayne Johnson, Jack Black, and Dadalio called "Jumanji: Jungle All-Out."

The movie is about four high school students with different personalities who accidentally travel to the perilous Jumanji game, transforming into game characters who are completely different from their real-world appearances. Faced with attacks from jungle beasts and pursuit by evil forces, the group must overcome various dangers under the leadership of the adventurer Spencer to win the game and return to reality.

It is a humorous, funny adventure action movie.

The production cost is 90 million US dollars, with Lionsgate Films handling the distribution in the North American Region, and Paramount managing overseas distribution.

The movie premiered on the second weekend of May, earning 71.91 million US dollars at 3765 theaters in the first three days, breaking 100 million in North American box office on the fifth day, and reaching over 200 million in two weeks, projected to achieve more than 400 million US dollars in the North American box office.