Eddie Hearn

Eddie Hearn

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Eddie Hearn is a prominent British boxing promoter and the managing director of Matchroom Boxing, known for promoting high-profile fighters, including Anthony Joshua. He has played a significant role in the rise of modern boxing in the UK, securing lucrative deals and drawing large audiences to major events.

Born on Jun 08, 1979 (47 years old)

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United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates: Eddie Hearn, the head of Matchroom Sport, objected to Dana White's involvement in the event. 3

Al Ittihad: نزاع يهدد نزال فيوري وجوشوا

Montenegro Montenegro: Eddie Hearn is the promoter who expressed gratitude to the public for their support of Anthony Joshua. 9

Vijesti – largest independent Montenegrin daily, est. 1997: Bitka za Britaniju biće u Kardifu

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Eddie Hearn described the effort to keep the fight in Britain as a 'two-man crusade'. 6

BBC: Fury vs Joshua: The compromises & power struggles that shaped heavyweight fight

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Eddie Hearn expressed gratitude to the UK public for their support of Anthony Joshua in securing the fight. 9

BBC: Fury vs Joshua: Cardiff to host heavyweight fight on 11 December

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Pollock had been talked up as a 'seven-figure player' during negotiations by his advisor Eddie Hearn. 7

BBC: Henry Pollock: England flanker extends deal with Northampton

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Eddie Hearn added to his advisory team earlier this year and claimed his new client was 'a seven-figure player'. 8

BBC: Henry Pollock: Northampton star 'open to offers' as contract talks continue

Nigeria Nigeria: Eddie Hearn has insisted that Anthony Joshua's contract stipulates the fight must take place in the UK. 6

The Punch: Joshua vs Fury fight likely in USA, not UK