‘I had to stand my ground’: Eddie Hearn on ‘winning’ battle with Dana White over Fury vs Joshua
📍 The outcome
The coverage showed that Anthony Joshua aligned with Eddie Hearn and agreed to “pull the plug” on the planned Tyson Fury fight, effectively canceling the bout. The press conference that preceded the cancellation featured boos directed at Dana White, and Joshua continued to predict a first‑round knockout despite the fight being called off.
The story has since quieted without further developments.
Epilogue added 2h ago, after coverage quieted.
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