Comments Thread For: Hearn on Fury-Wilder Trilogy: The Drama Was Unbelievable, Brilliant For Boxing

[BIGPOPPAPUMP]

Eddie Hearn, promoter for former heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua, was very surprised that Deontay Wilder looked so tired after a few rounds had passed in the trilogy fight with Tyson Fury.
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[Tecnoworld]

Yep sure, he wanted Fury to win. Sure thing, really.

[Oldskoolg]

Yep sure, he wanted Fury to win. Sure thing, really.

He’s not lying. He’s always said that he supports the Brit in that series. Having said that, I’m surprised he was as cordial as he was regarding wilder. He was pretty accurate in all he said in what I read above. Now I’m not one of these mongs who follows all he says on ifl tv so he could have said more but above here, he’s spot on

[DaNeutral.]

It was a great occasion. It was a great fight, definitely a win for the sport and I'm not saying that just cuz Fury won the same would be said had Wilder won and even though he lost the fight he played a massive part in the win for the sport.

[Sctrojan]

Never understood the hate for the man. Like Oscar,the guy clearly has passion/love for our sport and seems to truly want to make the best fights possible,win or lose.

[sportbuddha]

Never understand the hate for the man. Like Oscar,the guy clearly has passion/love for our sport and seems to truly want to make the best fights possible,win or lose.

Totally agree, he’s not everyone’s fav personality, but he loves the sport far more than an accountant like Finkel and he tries to make decent match ups.

[Rodtang]

Totally agree, he’s not everyone’s fav personality, but he loves the sport far more than an accountant like Finkel and he tries to make decent match ups.

All of people criticise him because they say he's full of himself and arrogant. Yet these people seem to love those qualities in the Boxers their fans of. Why is it ok for the Boxers to be like that but not the promoters? For sure Eddie loves the sport, and he tries to make the best fights out there. Some people just can't handle that and it baffles me.

[adotd]

Hearns genuinely a nice guy. I'm a nobody. I saw him in the train maybe three years ago. I asked him for a photo, and ended up having a chinwag with him for the better part of 30 minutes. Proper pleasant guy.

[Bornboxingfan]

I was waiting for that famous second wind but Wilder never got it. I read somewhere the
big guys don't run outside/cardio work. Pacman calfs were bigger than both fighters.
Tiredness in 3rd fight was even worse than 2nd fight.

[Oldskoolg]

Hearns genuinely a nice guy. I'm a nobody. I saw him in the train maybe three years ago. I asked him for a photo, and ended up having a chinwag with him for the better part of 30 minutes. Proper pleasant guy.

From up north are we?