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Eddie Hearn Claims He's "A Dying Breed" (opens the original)
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“I am a dying breed.” Eddie Hearns says to iFL TV. If that’s true, the Brit is clearly working on his opus as his fighter Anthony Joshua is preparing for an epic match against Tyson Fury this coming December in Britain. ‘This is a UK fight,” he claims, “in the UK.” Sure enough it looked like this long anticipated bout was going to the United States just a few short weeks ago. Hearn, however, rightfully wanted the fight to go down in the British Isles. Now, that things have gone his (and other’s
Eddie Vs Dana: The Mega Fight No One Wanted (opens the original)
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By the time you read this the whole thing may be over and done with. Then again it may not be. There have been so many stumbling blocks on the way to a fight between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua that is hard to tell which ones are major and which ones are minor. This one no doubt is ridiculous no matter which way you look at it. The reason the fight may not be happening at the moment is because Dana White has been named as a promoter. Yet Eddie Hearn, the long time promoter of Joshua, has made
Joshua-Fury: Too Little, Too Late? (opens the original)
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About a week ago I finally got fed up and lost interest in a potential fight between towering former titlists Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua. Naturally word has since come out that the two supersized heavyweights will indeed end up squaring off in December. The problem is, I still can’t get too excited about it. And until just recently, I’d have been quite happy with these latest developments. The heart no longer wants what the heart no longer wants, I suppose. This doesn’t mean I won’t be closel
Boxing 2026: Are Things Really That Bad? (opens the original)
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It’s almost taken as universal fact that boxing is in a bad place right now. Fighters dropping belts, leaving negotiations and asking for insane amounts of money are par for the course these days. Sure enough, the fight game has made the bold step of excluding its own fanbase. It would be fascinating in a sociological sense if it weren’t so all frustrating. Are things THAT bad, though? Looking over some of the sport’s more notable divisions I’ve had to conclude that yeah, it is. That doesn’t mea
Terence Crawford: No Need For A Comeback (opens the original)
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Years ago I spent a bit of time on the phone with a retired all-time great fighter. I asked how did he manage to save his money when so many of his successful peers did not. He informed me that you had to get rid of the extra sports car and extravagant living if you wanted to keep the money it was so hard to earn.That’s always stuck in my head. Fighters traditionally have a hard time keeping their money largely because of shady associates, but also because of simple mismanagement of funds after
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