Hearn Admits Being "Scared" Joshua Will Lose Ngannou Fight
Eddie Hearn says he's "Scared" of what may happen to Anthony Joshua in his fight with Francis Ngannou on February 17th in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
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Eddie Hearn says he's "Scared" of what may happen to Anthony Joshua in his fight with Francis Ngannou on February 17th in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
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People's feathers ruffled, and they're getting attention drawn to it. which i think is the point of the ad is to get attention, and they did just that. >> when you posed for play boy, why did you do it? i know you felt it was a business decision, but how so? >> to me, obviously, it is not the right opportunity or the right thing for every person to do or every athlete to do. for me, in that moment, at that time, in my career and in my life. i just felt like it was going to be something kind of really fun for me to doochlt and yes, definitely a business decision, as an athlete, you are your own...