Eddie Hearn said that negotiations to organize the battle between Dillian White (28-2, 19 KO) and Tyson Fury (30-0-1, 22 KO) move slowly. Negotiations are hampered by the lack of a decision by ...
“It is difficult to talk about something if we do not know what is our starting point. Dillian is a very intelligent person and if an interesting offer comes in, he would gladly perform at a party hosted by another promoter, ”Hearn said.
“It is not yet expected that our negotiations will lead to co-broadcast or co-broadcast pay-per-view. Of course, we have an agreement with DAZN, Fury has an agreement with ESPN, but I have a feeling that all this can be solved. We will make a worthy offer, but we will not be against the fight on another TV channel, ”added the head of Matchroom Boxing.
The Fury-White bout will take place in the UK this spring. Fury is the WBC heavyweight champion, while White owns an interim version of the same title.
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