Why Eddie Hearn is desperate to get a contract signed between Khan and Brook! Truth

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  • Boxtime
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    Why Eddie Hearn is desperate to get a contract signed between Khan and Brook! Truth

    Kell Brook will be mandated to fight Errol Spence Jr, as soon as Spence gets his mandatory challenger Ponomarev out the way.

    Eddie Hearn, knows that Errol Spence is a very hard fight for Kell Brook to win, and Spence would most probably be the favourite for that fight.

    In order to get Brook ready for Errol Spence, Hearn is going to put Kell in with Robert Guerrero, a southpaw, who is willing to travel to the UK, as per a recent Hearn interview.

    All this talk about getting over Vargas to the UK, is a load of bull****, even if Vargas thinks he is close to getting the fight. Hearn did the same thing with Brandon Rios.

    HEARN knows that when Brook gets in the ring with Errol Spence, that is a make or break fight for Brook. If Brook loses, there is no way that Brook is winning a title at 147, he will be all risk and absolutely no reward. HEARN has been investing in Kell for the last 4 years, to then cash him out against a fight with Amir Khan. The prospect of the Khan fight happening without Brook suffering a defeat by Summer 2017, which is when a Khan v Brook fight can only realistically take place, is very high. Which is why Hearn and Brook are calling Khan out again. They are cornered!

    If tomorrow Team Khan & Haymon offered Brook a 30/70 split in Khans favour, with a rematch clause, Kell would take it in a heartbeat.

    Kell is hitting 30 years old, in an injury ridden career. How much longer does he have at the top level? Brook has made a little over £300k after tax, nowhere near enough for a boxer to live off for the rest of his life. HEARN has been paying for all of Brooks sparring partners, because Brook doesn't have the £ to pay for them.

    It is common knowledge even within the Ingle Gym, that Brook is looking for a payday against Amir Khan. And Khan doesn't want to give Brook that payday.

    I want to Khan v Brook, but sadly it looks like its never going to happen.
  • FrankieBruno
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    Eddie Hearn has no confidence in Brooks ability, that's why he is looking for unskilled, light punchers like Jessie Vargas (11 KO's).

    Eddie Hearn claims he contacted Errol Spence's team about the fight, which may be true.

    He also claims they told him that their not interested.

    Brook fanboys are now screaming " Spence is a Duck Duck"

    The truth of the matter is Spence is fighting in the IBF eliminator against Konstantin Ponomarev.

    You remember what Eddie Hearn did to hard punching Diego Chaves?

    Like Spence, Diego Chaves was set to fight in the IBF eliminator against Kevin Biezier. Eddie Hearn contacted Chaves team and offered him the fight, Chaves agreed and subsequently pulled out of the eliminator.

    Kell Brook then delayed the fight and then later fakes an injury, Chaves never got his fight and fell out of the TOP 10 IBF rankings.

    So if Spence pulls out of the eliminator there is a chance fake injury prone Kell Brook could do to Spence what he did to Chaves.


    Even though i believe Brook beats Spence, i don't think Hearn is as confident.

    Thats why Hearn is so desperate for the Khan fight, and refuses to put Brook in harms way. Vargas is minimum risk
    Last edited by FrankieBruno; 05-11-2016, 01:21 PM.

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    • jqSide
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      Are you saying Hearn is not serious about Vargas and he's just fooling whoever he's in talks with?

      (Don't really care about the Garcia fight now that he's being groomed to fight Mayweather. Don't really care about Spence either since this IBF eliminator crap had suddenly popped up. And that would basically take about 6 months from pre negotiations to actual fight date.)

      So who else is there for Brook for his immediate fight if not Vargas?

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      • Eff Pandas
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        Hearn has been a pretty solid bait & switcher with Brook opponents so it'll never surprise me who Hearn talks about for Brook & who he actually throws Brook in with. Its weird. He's usually a straight shooter with most all of his other fighters. Or as much as you'd expect a promoter to be.

        The bs is piled up so impressively high with Brook for whatever reason. Its like Hearn & Brook are f#cking or something. Maybe Hearn was the guy who macheted Brook in a lovers quarrel & thats why that crime hasn't been resolved.

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        • Blue Heffner
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          Hearn strikes again! Get use to it fellas. He'll be doing the same with Joshua.

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          • Scipio2009
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            Originally posted by Boxtime
            Kell Brook will be mandated to fight Errol Spence Jr, as soon as Spence gets his mandatory challenger Ponomarev out the way.

            Eddie Hearn, knows that Errol Spence is a very hard fight for Kell Brook to win, and Spence would most probably be the favourite for that fight.

            In order to get Brook ready for Errol Spence, Hearn is going to put Kell in with Robert Guerrero, a southpaw, who is willing to travel to the UK, as per a recent Hearn interview.

            All this talk about getting over Vargas to the UK, is a load of bull****, even if Vargas thinks he is close to getting the fight. Hearn did the same thing with Brandon Rios.

            HEARN knows that when Brook gets in the ring with Errol Spence, that is a make or break fight for Brook. If Brook loses, there is no way that Brook is winning a title at 147, he will be all risk and absolutely no reward. HEARN has been investing in Kell for the last 4 years, to then cash him out against a fight with Amir Khan. The prospect of the Khan fight happening without Brook suffering a defeat by Summer 2017, which is when a Khan v Brook fight can only realistically take place, is very high. Which is why Hearn and Brook are calling Khan out again. They are cornered!

            If tomorrow Team Khan & Haymon offered Brook a 30/70 split in Khans favour, with a rematch clause, Kell would take it in a heartbeat.

            Kell is hitting 30 years old, in an injury ridden career. How much longer does he have at the top level? Brook has made a little over £300k after tax, nowhere near enough for a boxer to live off for the rest of his life. HEARN has been paying for all of Brooks sparring partners, because Brook doesn't have the £ to pay for them.

            It is common knowledge even within the Ingle Gym, that Brook is looking for a payday against Amir Khan. And Khan doesn't want to give Brook that payday.

            I want to Khan v Brook, but sadly it looks like its never going to happen.
            Nice try, but no (still think that this is a troll account, but I'll play the game).

            Eddie Hearn is persistent in his push for the Khan fight because 1)he knows that Kell Brook beats the utter dog**** out of Amir Khan and 2)Brook toppling Khan in the UK fastracks Kell Brook's push towards being one of the bankable star attractions in the UK[and the world, tbh].

            No different than Floyd chasing Oscar, or Alvarez chasing Cotto, getting the Khan fight is Brook's path to superstardom; listening to the talks about the discussions for Brook-Khan, Amir has already been offered 30/70 on the fight.

            Kell Brook, at all of 30 years of age, arguably has 10-15 fights in his body (at 147/154) before things fall all the way apart; the fluctuations in weights between fights hurts things a bit.

            To try and act as if Kell Brook is in a position like Golovkin (a 34-year old fighter, who clearly sees the end coming, still in search of his first massive payday) is laughable.

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