Why Eddie Hearn sabotaged the Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua fight.

Why wouldn't Fury want it? It's huge money for an easy fight. Hearn killed this fight. Because he's lazy. He'd rather delay making the big fights to the absolute last moment possible Also, I think he doesn't like Eddie Hearn & Joshua because of how they treated him when AJ was undefeated and on top of the world. He can toy with them and get back at them by messing with their heads.

Problem is Fury actually ends up fighting big fights. The only reason we're even having this discussion is because Usyk said he was out until early 2023. Fury never had any qualms about getting into the ring with Usyk by the end of the year and its Usyk who claimed otherwise. When push comes to shove, its Fury who seems to somehow always end up in the ring with actual competitive opponents. He's fought Klitschko once and Wilder 3x That's it. Every other fight on his resume is wack and I like Fury We didn't get the Klitschko rematch We didn't get Joshua He said he was retiring, then he said he wanted $500 million to unify with Usyk Like I said, the only reason that we got Wilder was because he needed that Wilder fight to be able to get back to making money coming back from 3 years away. I'm not Joshua guy, but he did fight damn near the entire top 10 while Fury was farting around. And I think Fury would beat him & everybody else, but dude is obviously lazy and wants to do the least amount of work possible

We all know Fury didn't want the fight. He didn't think Hearn/Joshua would call his bluff and accept the terms. He was always gonna fight somebody like Manuel Charr. Why wouldn't Fury want it? It's huge money for an easy fight. Hearn killed this fight.

Dude, I'm not fan of Joshua, but Fury is lazy. He fights only when he absolutely has no other choices. He never rematched Klitschko.& pulled out of the fight that was supposed to happen. He's always supposed to fight everybody. The only reason him & Wilder happened was because he had no options after coming back. I do think he's the best in the division, but Tyson's just as much of a conman as he is fighter. Problem is Fury actually ends up fighting big fights. The only reason we're even having this discussion is because Usyk said he was out until early 2023. Fury never had any qualms about getting into the ring with Usyk by the end of the year and its Usyk who claimed otherwise. When push comes to shove, its Fury who seems to somehow always end up in the ring with actual competitive opponents.

Dont think he sabotaged anything, it just didnt happen. Both parts gave a good try. lets see Fury vs Usyk now.

That's Fury and Wilder now. Apparently no one wants to fight Joshua. Lol because what? He's too dangerous??? :lol1: Joshua has no business being in the ring with Fury at this point in his career. At this point he needs to rebuild. He and Hearn know this but are still desperate to com the public. They're too lame to just come out and say that the Fury fight wouldn't make sense until 2023 and thus have spun this bull**** narrative about the contract. Dude, I'm not fan of Joshua, but Fury is lazy. He fights only when he absolutely has no other choices. He never rematched Klitschko.& pulled out of the fight that was supposed to happen. He's always supposed to fight everybody. The only reason him & Wilder happened was because he had no options after coming back. I do think he's the best in the division, but Tyson's just as much of a conman as he is fighter.

Anthony Ppu*sywhaa is a 3 time 2 tone tight pants tugging fake guy loser. After the Usyk rematch we saw this display of sissy fruit Wakanda mong clown show. When you FAKE in the end EVERYTHING just naturally comes out. I cannot wait for the 4th loss - he might go overboard and get arrested:rolleyes::cool: Sign the contract - 60/40 IF you dare;)

- Completely irrelevant to them stalling the contract and conning the public in order to damage Fury's reputation. Also, what hard fights? Pussua makes all his opponents look better than they are. - Blown-up cruiserweight who struggled against 37yo Chisora x2 - 40yo Pulev who just went life and death with 38yo Chisora - 300 lbs T-rex armed Ruiz - 38yo Povetkin 41yo Arreola ain't an "easy fight", it is trash. - - Blubber swine been wallowin' in his own shyte since he ducked the Wlad rematch. Then he swillin' the shyte of Whyte who had been knocked cold for 50 count by 40 year old Povetkin. AJ ain't fighting Arreola who would KO Charr fairly easy whom Blubber already stiffed his promises. AJ still the A side who gives good purses, so he'll fight quality in mid December that is still 12 weeks away.

Man, I am Fury`s fan, but let`s make it clear. Joshua has been taking hard fights back to back. And now you guys expected Joshua, coming from two loses, to fight Fury in december? While many of you would give Fury a pass for fighting Charr? Cmon now. Joshua is not a champ, he has the right to take some easy fights if he wants to.

I dont see why Joshua would be kept away from a Fury fight at this point. Nobody expects him to win so its not like the loss would tank his stock any worse, in fact losing but giving a decent account of himself in the process might actually raise it. There is no rebuilding him to anywhere near the level he was at pre-Ruiz without beating Fury or maybe Wilder. I dont expect that he will keep on fighting past 2025 anyway. Might as well just take the biggest possible fights and see what he can do now.

We all know Fury didn't want the fight. He didn't think Hearn/Joshua would call his bluff and accept the terms. He was always gonna fight somebody like Manuel Charr. That's Fury and Wilder now. Apparently no one wants to fight Joshua. Lol because what? He's too dangerous??? :lol1: Joshua has no business being in the ring with Fury at this point in his career. At this point he needs to rebuild. He and Hearn know this but are still desperate to com the public. They're too lame to just come out and say that the Fury fight wouldn't make sense until 2023 and thus have spun this bullshit narrative about the contract.

We all know Fury didn't want the fight. He didn't think Hearn/Joshua would call his bluff and accept the terms. He was always gonna fight somebody like Manuel Charr.

Whole point of the interview is Tyson Fury got Eddie Hearn SHOOK.

Hearn wanted Fury/Joshua desperately before the Usyk fight. He really thought he did a fantastic job setting up everything, but then Warren and Arum backed out with flimsy half-ass reason to Hearn's horror. Eddie probably blames the 2 stooges for the Usyk disaster that befell on Joshua. And now Eddie boy is returning the favour.