Fans in America will have to fork out $49.99 to watch faded stars Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jr trade blows in a pretend fight.
The two ring legends will meet over eight rounds in California on September 12.
But with the coronavirus crisis forcing events behind closed doors, the organisers have slapped a hefty price tag on the pay-per-view.
The fight will be streamed through cable and satellite in the US, as well as on social media site Triller.
The latter will be desperate for huge interest having reportedly paid more than $50m to secure exclusive rights, meaning they need at least one million buys to break even.
No price has been set for fans in the UK but fights normally retail between £15 and £20.
But despite the cost, Tyson insists he is fighting his fellow American for free.
He told TMZ Sports: "Now I’m doing it with a lot more enthusiasm because I’m doing it for someone else. It’s going to be for various charities.
"Nobody has to ever worry about me getting rich, or getting jealous, or saying I’m doing this for money.
"I’m not getting anything. I just feel good doing this because I can."
The fight will not have a winner after the California commission confirmed there will be no ringside judges.
And the referee will be able to stop the fight if he believes either man is hurt - or if either legend is cut.
But Jones insists he is expecting a dangerous Tyson - even at the age of 54.
"I understand because Mike doesn't just look like a killer he is a killer," he said.
"If Mike doesn't kill quick he's fighting one of the smartest savviest guys to ever do the thing, if he don't kill quick he's in trouble. 'If you don't kill right away what are you going to do? I seen all those smoking videos don't think I don't know what's going on, I'm not stupid."
