In the realm of boxing, pre-fight press conferences often provide a glimpse into the mental strategies employed by fighters and their teams. This was evident during the final press conference leading up to the highly anticipated undisputed world light heavyweight championship bout between Dmitry Bivol and Artur Beterbiev, scheduled for October 12th at the Kingdom
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In the world of boxing, rivalries often extend beyond the ring, spilling over into the realm of social media. This became abundantly clear during a recent Twitter exchange featuring Oscar De La Hoya, the founder of Golden Boy Promotions, and Eddie Hearn, the head of Matchroom Boxing. The latest “Clapback Thursday” saw De La Hoya
In a recent edition of his “Clap Back Thursday” series, Oscar De La Hoya didn’t hold back as he directed pointed jabs at Eddie Hearn, the Matchroom boxing promoter. This ongoing tension has been fueled by De La Hoya’s frequent commentary and criticism of Hearn, particularly in light of the recent controversial bout at Wembley
In the high-octane world of professional boxing, rivalries and disputes are as prevalent as the matches themselves. Recently, a heated exchange between promoter Eddie Hearn and former champion Devin Haney sent shockwaves through the boxing community. The clash not only highlighted the intense emotions surrounding the sport but also exposed the complexities of relationships within
Terence “Bud” Crawford, the Nebraskan boxing sensation, has recently been the subject of speculation regarding his future in the ring. Promoter Eddie Hearn has expressed his belief that Crawford may have already had his last fight, despite his victory over Israil Madrimov on August 3rd. This win marked Crawford’s acquisition of a belt in a
Brian Norman Jr.’s father, Brian Sr., recently took to social media to express his disappointment with promoter Eddie Hearn losing the purse bid for the Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis vs. Karen Chukhadzhian fight. Hearn reportedly lost the bid by $250,000 to Karen’s promoters, putting Ennis in a difficult situation where he may be forced to defend
Terence Crawford, with an impressive record of 41-0 with 31 knockouts, is facing a pivotal moment in his career. His recent fights against WBA junior middleweight champion Israil Madrimov and IBF, WBA, and WBC welterweight champion Errol Spence Jr. have left much to be desired. His lackluster performance against Madrimov raised questions about his ability
Terence Crawford, according to promoter Eddie Hearn, seems to be holding out for the opportunity to fight Canelo Alvarez. Hearn speculates that if the fight does not come to fruition, Crawford may decide to retire. This decision is based on the fact that Crawford has already made a considerable amount of money in his career,
Matchroom’s recent signing of WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson for his upcoming fight against Joe Cordina raises questions about the nature of the promotional deal. Promoter Eddie Hearn has been tight-lipped about whether this is a one-fight arrangement or a long-term commitment. Given Stevenson’s recent performances, it may be prudent for Hearn to focus on
In the world of boxing, negotiations are just as important as in-ring performance. Promoter Eddie Hearn understands this well, suggesting that Canelo Alvarez would be willing to work with His Excellency Turki Alalshikh if “the deal is right” following his upcoming fight against Edgar Berlanga on September 14th. Despite recent tensions, Alvarez’s flexibility shines through.
The aftermath of the fight between Israil Madrimov and Terence Crawford left a bitter taste in the mouths of many, with promoter Eddie Hearn being the most vocal critic of the judges’ decision. Hearn expressed his disbelief at the outcome of the fight, stating that Crawford did not do enough to deserve the victory. According
Promoter Eddie Hearn is considering signing free agent Shakur Stevenson to his Matchroom stable, but he seems to have reservations about Shakur’s marketability. Hearn emphasizes the importance of avoiding long-term deals without guaranteed fights, indicating his concern about potential financial losses if Shakur fails to attract viewers or bring in new subscribers to DAZN. Hearn’s
Matchroom promoter Eddie Hearn is setting his sights on Shakur Stevenson, hoping to lure him into signing with his promotion company. Stevenson, who is considered one of the most talked-about fighters in the world, recently turned down a $15 million offer from Top Rank. Hearn is confident that he can make Stevenson a star, offering
Shakur Stevenson, with a record of 22-0 and 10 KOs, is currently weighing his options for signing as a free agent. Two prominent choices on the table are Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom Boxing and Mayweather Promotions. The decision comes after Stevenson turned down a $15 million, five-fight offer from Top Rank, as he was dissatisfied with
Promoter Eddie Hearn has expressed interest in signing Shakur Stevenson to his Matchroom company following his recent fight against Artem Harutyunyan. Hearn believes that in order to elevate Shakur to the level of a star, a promotional overhaul is needed. Shakur, with a professional record of 21-0 and 10 KOs, possesses the skills and talent