Why? It’s really going to come down to the fighters to stand up. “I’m not even criticizing those guys, and this fight has nothing to do with them anyway. They feel like, ‘If we let them into that fight, it gives them another level, giving them momentum.’ It’s sad that’s how boxing works. “Collectively, they never want to let us in. The WBA has promised to abolish its regular. ‘No, we don’t want.’ Like I said, that’s why it really lights the fire inside me because it’s not really about Eddie Hearn or Matchroom or DAZN. Mark Robinson Eddie Hearn shockingly defended the World Boxing Association’s continued disregard for the sanctity of one world champion per division. It shouldn’t be that difficult, but it still comes down to. “You let the fighters have all the money from the gate, and the promoters take their percentage. Ryan Garcia on Showtime pay-per-view or PBC pay-per-view or wherever it’s going to be and on DAZN PPV? The Matchroom head has been front and centre now for around a decade, promoted numerous world title fights, hosted shows in America and worked with Olympic gold medallists. Eddie Hearn has described the worst night of his life detailing the time that it was nearly all over before it had even begun. “It’s a huge fight, and it goes back to the industry vs. Written by Elliot Foster on 8th August 2022. The Watford born Brit, 32, revealed on Tuesday he agreed to 60-40. Eddie Hearn has described the worst night of his life detailing the time that it was nearly all over before it had even begun. He’ll take my advice, but he’ll tell me what he wants to do. EDDIE HEARN says Anthony Joshua 'wants all the smoke' after agreeing to terms over a WBC heavyweight title clash with Tyson Fury. Anthony Joshua will tell me what he wants to do. As a fighter gets bigger, they have more say in their career. “These guys are putting themselves on the line for our entertainment.
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Hearn, who aims also to use Abu Dhabi to develop a business hub for Matchroom in Middle East, said both he and DCT are committed to developing boxing within the UAE at all levels.Read: Gervonta Davis's Plea Deal Rejected By Judge, Tank Will Go To Trial For 2020 Hit And Run That's the longer-term plan: to sprinkle in a couple of those with a consistent boxing schedule.” But I’m talking Joshua, I’m talking other heavyweights, I’m talking Canelo Alvarez. “Not every fight will be like that, but they’re going to want to bring in the biggest fights in the world at some point as well. “Do we bring Canelo Alvarez against Bivol here in May? That’s the kind of fight we could do,” he said. Hearn said Abu Dhabi could be in the frame for Bivol-Alvarez 2. Hearn said, should Bivol win in November, the plan would be to either rematch Alvarez or take on unified light-heavyweight champion Artur Beterbiev for the undisputed crown. Speaking to The National, Matchroom Sport chairman Hearn detailed far-reaching plans for boxing in Abu Dhabi, while also explaining why the emirate represented the ideal place to continue the sport’s expansion.īivol, who has held the light-heavyweight belt since November 2017 – this marks his ninth defence – comes into the clash off the biggest win of his career to date: the unanimous-decision victory against pound-for-pound No 1 Alvarez in May. Meanwhile, WBC and IBF women’s junior welterweight title-holder Chantelle Cameron will defend against undisputed welterweight champion Jessica McCaskill.
The November 5 event at Etihad Arena, the first of a new “Champions Series”, will feature several championship fights, including an IBF junior lightweight bout between champion Joe Cordina and Shavkatdzhon Rakhimov. Both fighters are undefeated, with Bivol 20-0 and Ramirez 44-0. Eddie Hearn makes his glorious return to Seconds Out and talks Josh Warrington, Barrett vs Martinez and the judging, Josh Kelly vs David Avanesyan, the impen. Bivol-Ramirez title match a 'historic moment' for boxing in UAEĪ long-term collaboration was this week announced between Hearn’s Matchroom Boxing and the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi, which kicks off in November with the world title bout between WBA light-heavyweight champion Dmitry Bivol and mandatory challenger Gilberto “Zurdo” Ramirez.
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