Comments Thread For: Hearn: Fury is The Best Heavyweight on The Planet, I Didn't Think He'd KO Whyte and He Did

[BodiesInFlight]

Hearn wants that AJ cashout fight before they both retire.

Well yeah. Imagine if the opposite were true and a promoter DIDN'T want the AJ Fury fight

[daggum]

Well yeah. Imagine if the opposite were true and a promoter DIDN'T want the AJ Fury fight

that would be embarassing! like for example if your fighter was offered 100 million and you tricked him into accepting much less. there would be hell to pay!

[removed]

The worst decision of Hearns career was not signing Tyson Fury.

[The Big Dunn]

Hearn is absolutely brain dead if he didn’t think Fury was going to ko whyte.

[The Big Dunn]

that would be embarassing! like for example if your fighter was offered 100 million and you tricked him into accepting much less. there would be hell to pay!

You mean if you’re fighter was offered $100 mil and the offer was turned down once it was reviewed by your management because it was bogus.

[VislorTurlough]

Eddie entire business has been one long con. And it’s now over thanks to Usyk and Fury. Immediate rematches, corrupt judges and a pay for play UKAD bought him a lot of time. And naive UK fans who still cling to 20th century nationalism kept showing up - somehow Joshua was “the pride of Great Britain.” Amazing that garbage works on the weak minded in 2022. That’s why Matchroom was a disaster in America. Eddie had no tricks up his sleeve

[Tecnoworld]

The worst decision of Hearns career was not signing Tyson Fury.

The best for boxing fans, though

[RoadMan94]

Translation:

“Please let me be part of a Tyson Fury Night and I’ll happily tell the world how great Tyson is. Either beat AJ or I’ll sign another contender just so I can be a part of it”

Poor Eddie was ready to carry Dillians Spit a bucket just to experience The Big GK do his thing live.

it’s almost wholesome.

[Roj]

Eddie entire business has been one long con. And it’s now over thanks to Usyk and Fury. Immediate rematches, corrupt judges and a pay for play UKAD bought him a lot of time. And naive UK fans who still cling to 20th century nationalism kept showing up - somehow Joshua was “the pride of Great Britain.” Amazing that garbage works on the weak minded in 2022. That’s why Matchroom was a disaster in America. Eddie had no tricks up his sleeve

To be fair, a lot of that clinging to 20th century British nationalism is why a lot of UK fans are glossing over and fawning over a guy who served a two-year retroactive suspension for using a PED (which he’s never convincingly explained), made ****phobic and misogynistic remarks (which he’s never truly apologized for) and publicly bragged about his friendship with someone who now has a $5 million bounty on his head for being a suspected international crime boss (which Fury has still yet to genuinely address).
Yet these same “fans” come on here and mock and deride a former heavyweight champ like Wilder - who has none of the shameful baggage Fury carries.

[deathofaclown]

The worst decision of Hearns career was not signing Tyson Fury.

And the best decision for Tyson Fury was not signing with Eddie Hearn.

Eddie seems to have problems getting big fights over the line a lot of the time.

Fury v Wilder 1 never happens if Fury is with Hearn, I’m sure of that.