Josh Warrington wants to rematch Mauricio Lara next, according to Eddie Hearn.

[Motorcity Cobra]

✅ Josh Warrington wants to rematch Mauricio Lara next, according to Eddie Hearn. Hearn said he'll look to stage the second fight this summer in front of a crowd in Leeds.

— Michael Benson (@MichaelBensonn) February 17, 2021

[Motorcity Cobra]

Cash out for Warrington.

[ShaneMosleySr]

An irrelevant fight for an irrelevant fighter.

[kingstip9]

Cash out for Warrington.

He’ll box on the back foot more and get a close decision

[_Rexy_]

Worst ****ing promoter ever

[Boxfan83]

"Do you wanna die ese?"

- Magic (Tres Puntos like Spider)

[Motorcity Cobra]

He’ll box on the back foot more and get a close decision

He did that for about a round and a half & it wasn't that effective. He's a brawler he'll always revert to that.

[kafkod]

Worst ****ing promoter ever

Eddie made sure his fighter had a rematch clause, and if his fighter wants to exercise it, he will make sure he gets the biggest possible purse and the best possible chance of winning in his own backyard.

Did you think before posting that comment, or was typing, "worst ****ing promoter ever" an involuntary reflex response to seeing Hearn's name in an article?

[_Rexy_]

Eddie made sure his fighter had a rematch clause, and if his fighter wants to exercise it, he will make sure he gets the biggest possible purse and the best possible chance of winning in his own backyard.

Did you think before posting that comment, or was typing, "worst ****ing promoter ever" an involuntary reflex response to seeing Hearn's name in an article?

A rematch clause on a non title tune up is bad enough, but exercising it after getting brain damage is even dumber.

So yes, I thought about it long and hard. It's a fight that only Hearniacs will see no problem with. Probably will be excited that it'll main event some godawful PPV. But it's great that he's stacking the deck as you say, and getting him "the best possible chance of winning in his own backyard." Because the fact that two of the judges had Warrington up during his nine round ass raping wasn't disgusting enough.

[kafkod]

A rematch clause on a non title tune up is bad enough, but exercising it after getting brain damage is even dumber.

So yes, I thought about it long and hard. It's a fight that only Hearniacs will see no problem with. Probably will be excited that it'll main event some godawful PPV. But it's great that he's stacking the deck as you say, and getting him "the best possible chance of winning in his own backyard." Because the fact that two of the judges had Warrington up during his nine round ass raping wasn't disgusting enough.

Warrington has a business manager and is trained by his own father. It was them who decided to exercise the rematch clause, not Hearn. And more likely than not, it would have been them who told Hearn to include one in the contract.

Where did you get the info about Warrington being up on the cards from? I didn't see or hear anything about that.