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Eddie Hearn questions Fury-Joshua undercard's missing British fighters

His interview with Radio Rahim on Seconds Out also brings a Joshua knockout prediction and a firm defence of trainer Ben Davison.

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Eddie Hearn ‘Fury v Joshua WORST UNDERCARD EVER!’ - BRUTAL Dana White & Turki Takedown!

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1:05Hearn argues that broad television exposure can build fighters into pay-per-view attractions.
2:40He favours Ennis against Kelly while defending Kelly's record and explaining the challenge of promoting both.
4:12Hearn defends Ben Davison and predicts a Joshua knockout if the heavyweight enters with the right mentality.
7:45The headline criticism begins: Hearn questions the Fury-Joshua supporting matchups and White's boxing expertise.
8:56He questions Alalshikh's involvement with Zuffa figures and says the main televised card lacks British fighters.
11:19Hearn discusses potentially signing Stevenson, then outlines possible routes towards undisputed titles across several divisions.

The heavyweight main event isn't Eddie Hearn's complaint. It's the rest of the evening: speaking to Radio Rahim at Dignity Health Sports Park, the promoter questions why a Tyson Fury-Anthony Joshua bill would have no British fighters on its main televised undercard.

Hearn directs his criticism at Dana White's involvement in putting the event together. "There is not one British fighter," he says, arguing that the supporting bouts don't match the occasion. The interview's title bills his verdict as 'WORST UNDERCARD EVER!'.

That discussion has drawn an unusually large audience for Seconds Out: roughly 40,000 views in 17 hours, already far beyond a typical full first day. The comment section is more than sixteen times as busy as usual, with viewers discussing the supporting matchups, suggesting alternative fighters and questioning how the early bouts will set up the main event.

On Joshua himself, Hearn's prediction comes with a condition: "If he has the right mentality going into this fight, he wins by knockout." He also pushes back against criticism of Joshua's trainer, calling Ben Davison one of the best in the world and pointing to his experience with Joshua, Fury and Fabio Wardley.

The conversation later shifts from assessing someone else's bill to Hearn's own ambitions. He wants to bring Shakur Stevenson to Matchroom, setting out possible routes through weight divisions and towards undisputed championships. A potential signing, rather than a completed deal, is what he describes.

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