Eddie Hearn admits he doesn’t care if TKO produces Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua, trashes Zuffa Boxing’s ‘abysmal’ start
MMA Fighting • • sports
Key Points:
- Eddie Hearn and Dana White have been publicly clashing over White's involvement in the December Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua superfight, with Hearn criticizing White's approach and contract misunderstandings.
- Hearn claims Netflix and TKO do not fully understand or respect the contractual agreements, which has jeopardized the fight and caused significant delays.
- While Hearn is open to White and TKO producing the event, he insists any such involvement must be properly negotiated rather than imposed unilaterally.
- The dispute largely centers on respect and ego, with Hearn accusing White of leveraging the fight to boost Zuffa Boxing's profile despite the promotion's underwhelming performance so far.
- Hearn highlights that Turki Alalshikh's financial backing of Fury-Joshua is being used by White to create a false impression of Zuffa Boxing's success, which Hearn describes as "abysmal" in its first 10 months.
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