Eddie Hearn appears to be seriously hitting the gym as his feud with Dana White continues to construct towards an actual fight.
The Matchroom Boxing boss is visiting Anthony Joshua in camp as he prepares with former world title rival Oleksandr Usyk for his or her respective returns to the ring. And social media has been abuzz as he shared a callout video where he hit the speed bag before sending a message to rival White.
Each men have claimed they’d be willing to box one another as their bitter rivalry appears to be reaching a fever pitch. And Hearn, who’s over half a foot taller and ten years White’s junior, now looks to be attending to work to call his competitor’s bluff.
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Eddie Hearn warns Dana White as boxing match seems to maneuver closer
For the previous few weeks, Anthony Joshua has been working towards his boxing comeback by visiting unified world heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk. They usually were recently visited by Eddie Hearn, who got some training of his own in.
Coach Serge Lapin shared a photograph of the promoter within the ring, in addition to a video of him impressively hitting the speed bag with rhythm, before warning Dana White that he’s ‘coming for’ the UFC CEO.
“We’re excited to welcome @eddiehearn to our training camp,” Lapin wrote because the caption for his post. “Preparation for the upcoming fight is in full swing – full focus, discipline, and exertions each day. @danawhite, Eddie is taking it very seriously.”
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Within the comments section, it appeared that many viewers were impressed by Hearn’s style and imagine that he’ll win if the pair fight. “Eddie Hearn has got hands,” one commenter wrote. “Dana White higher be careful.”
One other noted that “The punch of revenge hits different,” in reference to White’s Zuffa Boxing pinching Hearn’s major star in Conor Benn. One other simply wrote that Hearn “beats Dana hands down.”
White has boxed previously and even got Nevada State Athletic Commission approval to fight Tito Ortiz a few years ago. Meanwhile, Hearn claims to have fought under a pseudonym in his teenage years, although the records are dubious.