Eddie Hearn

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The boxing world is no stranger to controversy, and recent comments made by promoter Eddie Hearn regarding unified super bantamweight champion Naoya Inoue have thrown the spotlight on the undefeated champion’s choices inside the ring. Hearn’s criticisms expose broader issues about the state of competition in boxing, particularly the tendency of prominent fighters to opt
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In the world of heavyweight boxing, every fight can dramatically reshape a fighter’s career trajectory. The impending title defense by IBF heavyweight champion Daniel Dubois against former WBO champion Joseph Parker on February 22, 2025, in Riyadh is no exception. Promoter Eddie Hearn has expressed caution regarding Dubois’ chances, emphasizing that this bout is anything
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Terence “Bud” Crawford, the four-division champion, is facing speculation about his future in boxing. According to promoter Eddie Hearn, Crawford might have already stepped out of the ring for the last time after his decision win over Israil Madrimov. Hearn suggested that Crawford’s motivation to continue fighting seems to revolve around the possibility of a
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Matchroom’s recent signing of WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson for his upcoming fight against Joe Cordina raises some eyebrows. Promoter Eddie Hearn has not clarified whether this deal is a one-fight agreement or a long-term commitment. Given Stevenson’s lackluster performances in his last two outings, it might be wise for Hearn to focus on shorter
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The recent fight between Terence Crawford and Israil Madrimov has sparked controversy and criticism from fans and experts alike. Promoter Eddie Hearn expressed his disappointment with the judge’s decision, believing that Crawford did not do enough to warrant a victory. The fight was deemed as controversial, with scores of 116-112, 115-113, and 115-113 in favor
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Promoter Eddie Hearn has expressed interest in signing free agent Shakur Stevenson to his Matchroom stable. However, he has also voiced concerns about Stevenson’s marketability and the potential lack of attractive fights for him. Hearn emphasizes the importance of not signing fighters to long-term deals without ensuring that there are significant matchups lined up for