Comments Thread For: Matchroom targeting David Allen-Johnny Fisher III in 2026

[BoxingUpdates]

Eddie Hearn believes a trilogy between Dave Allen and Johnny Fisher will happen ? just not next
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[Left Hook Louie]

Trilogy?
No need.
Allen won the first fight despite the bogus scorecards.
Yesterday's blowout left no doubt. Fisher has reached his ceiling, bounced off it, and crashed face first.
Move on, Matchroom.

[James Hunt]

No surprise here cuz Hearn only cares about 2 things: money and his public image.

Btw, Dave Allen is now MR's top HW.

[TMLT87]

I'm not a fan of constant rematches typically but in this instance what else is there for either guy really? Fisher is pretty much done after this and while Allen won what step up name could you put him in with and realistically not have him just get battered? I feel like even a past it Del Boy would beat the **** out of him.

[Tonyu]

No surprise here cuz Hearn only cares about 2 things: money and his public image.

Btw, Dave Allen is now MR's top HW.

I disagree MRs top heavyweight is Huni which I think will beat Wardley next month and give Hearn a little bit of hope in the heavyweights.

[the point giver]

Are Dave Allen and the Romford Bull really that popular? Because neither is that good and I think it's clear Allen is better than Fisher.

Rematch just seems silly unless it is for a lot of money.

[paulf]

Never saw Fisher before yesterday, but he's a losing bet. Way too fragile to high-level heavyweight boxing.

[M312]

If this was the post fight interview, in fairness, Eddie said there was a rematch clause, but he personally didn't want it next. He wanted Fisher to build himself back up before considering Allen again...

...then went on to say he resigned Allen and will make a big fight for him lol

[ShoulderRoll]

Of course they are.

[1Eriugenus]

Fisher hasn’t got nowhere to go. If he really loves boxing he could switch to amateur. If he carries on in professional boxing man will get mash up. Dave Allen has shown him, quite brutally, why there are levels in boxing