Eddie Hearn on PPV projections, Quigg-Frampton Purse Split, Nelson comeback & Al Haymon
- 5 years ago
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Jonathan Shrager (@ManUtdShrager on Twitter) talks with Head of Matchroom Boxing Eddie Hearn regarding the PPV worthiness and projections of Cleverly vs Bellew grudge rematch, especially in relation to the performance of the Froch vs Groves rematch, his thoughts on the controversial personal jibes directed toward Nathan by Tony, his opinion on Nathan's assertion that the loser will likely retire from boxing, the prospective crossroads fight between Degale and Froch and the peculiar predicament in which it places him as a promoter, his justification of a 50:50 purse split between Scott Quigg and Carl Frampton, his verdict on and potential involvement in Johnny Nelson's reported comeback, Groves' recent proclamation that Froch was fortuitous to prevail on both occasions, his dealings with the "mysterious" Al Haymon over in the US and his future aspirations within that market.
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Jonathan Shrager (@ManUtdShrager on Twitter) talks with Head of Matchroom Boxing Eddie Hearn regarding the PPV worthiness and projections of Cleverly vs Bellew grudge rematch, especially in relation to the performance of the Froch vs Groves rematch, his thoughts on the controversial personal jibes directed toward Nathan by Tony, his opinion on Nathan's assertion that the loser will likely retire from boxing, the prospective crossroads fight between Degale and Froch and the peculiar predicament in which it places him as a promoter, his justification of a 50:50 purse split between Scott Quigg and Carl Frampton, his verdict on and potential involvement in Johnny Nelson's reported comeback, Groves' recent proclamation that Froch was fortuitous to prevail on both occasions, his dealings with the "mysterious" Al Haymon over in the US and his future aspirations within that market.
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