Anthony Joshua Needs to Sack Leech Eddie Hearn

[asgarth]

Whenever I see one of your posts, you always are either

1) dissing Hearn or
2) praising Boxnation/Frank Warren

Add to that your very subtle username, I think you are Frank Warren or related to him. lol

[THEFRESHBRAWLER]

So no loyalty eh?
Why do people always think the grass is greener on the other side?
Eddie Hearn has done one heck of a job with Joshua.

Mike Tyson should have stayed with his original team.
He would have had a way better career.

Loyalty? This is a brutal sport. It’s all about fighters taking care of the business side now. No more making the promoters ****** rich like the old school fighters did. Tyson should have promoted his self and made HBO give him a 300million dollar contract

[THEFRESHBRAWLER]

Add to that your very subtle username, I think you are Frank Warren or related to him. lol

Lmao that would be hilarious

[Pandur]

Loyalty? This is a brutal sport. It’s all about fighters taking care of the business side now. No more making the promoters ****** rich like the old school fighters did. Tyson should have promoted his self and made HBO give him a 300million dollar contract

Of course it is a brutal sport. But Joshua also gets the lions share of the profit in his deal with Eddie Hearn.
80-20 split of the profit.

Tyson should have stayed with Bill Cayton as his manager & Kevin Rooney as his trainer.

Why should Joshua leave Hearn? I never heard any fighter talking about Eddie Hearn about screwing them over or paying them peanuts.

[soul_survivor]

So no loyalty eh?
Why do people always think the grass is greener on the other side?
Eddie Hearn has done one heck of a job with Joshua.

Mike Tyson should have stayed with his original team.
He would have had a way better career.

I'm not saying change his trainers. And what do you mean "no loyalty"? AJ has made the younger Hearn more money than anyone else out there and it doesnt take a genius to promote someone like AJ.

AJ can now look after himself and his family by leaving Hearn.

[Boxnation fan]

It is. Oscar and Floyd did it. He doesn’t need a promoter. All he needs is a network

Exactly.

Actually in the UK, David Haye and Audley Harrison also promoted themselves.

Hayemaker promotions built up quite a decent stable of fighters at one time with the likes of George Groves but he ultimately lacked television support for that company to survive.

As for Audley, well he was rubbish from the start and once the BBC pulled the plug on him, he was in no mans land but at least he had the balls to try and promote himself from the start so gets credit from me for that.

AJ could easily set up his own Promotional Company and then bring in a team to handle all the logistics like putting together an undercard. He was already a household name in UK before he turned Pro due to his Olympic Gold Medal win on Primetime BBC.

Hearn is now just using Joshua for his own benefit, not only in getting dates with HBO but also with trying to get Wilder to fight Whyte so he can get a PPV out of it.

[Randall Cunning]

Joshua does have his own promotional company and management, AJ Promotions, Buatsi and Okolie are signed with him. Its set up so that Hearn is effectively an employee of his, everything goes through Joshua, he decides how much is spent on the undercards.

[Eff Pandas]

I agree. He can keep working for him, but just go the Mayweather route.

A homeless guy who doesn't own a pair of matching shoes could promote Joshua in the coming years. So whenever Joshua's deal with Match room is up he needs to start AJ Promotions and just have Hearn be his Richard Schafer.

[Eff Pandas]

Joshua does have his own promotional company and management, AJ Promotions, Buatsi and Okolie are signed with him. Its set up so that Hearn is effectively an employee of his, everything goes through Joshua, he decides how much is spent on the undercards.

Is he no longer a Matchroom guy then? I'd have doubts on this being correct if he wanted to fight Whyte and Hearn turned him down on making that fight happen.

[Randall Cunning]

Is he no longer a Matchroom guy then? I'd have doubts on this being correct if he wanted to fight Whyte and Hearn turned him down on making that fight happen.

This explains the setup he has better than I could, team behind him talk about what goes on behind the scenes http://www.telegraph.co.uk/boxing/20...xer-meet-team/