I'm not keen on Khan, but Amir earned his stripes against Maidana.
Khan will be way too fast for McCloskey. Eddie Hearn talks a load of balls.
Eddie Hearn: McCloskey will be tougher for Khan than Maidana
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ThereByTheGrace
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Re: Eddie Hearn: McCloskey will be tougher for Khan than Maidana
Eddie Hearn has been honking on that crack pipe again.
Wasnt he spouting the same nonsense for another Euro Champion?:
"Yes He Can"!
Away back to prizefighter, the "its a knockout!" version of boxing with plodders everywhere
Wasnt he spouting the same nonsense for another Euro Champion?:
"Yes He Can"!
Away back to prizefighter, the "its a knockout!" version of boxing with plodders everywhere
Re: Eddie Hearn: McCloskey will be tougher for Khan than Maidana
The guy's not stupid, which makes his ridiculous statements ten times worse if you ask me. How he can keep a straight face when for all intense and purposes he's telling bare faced lies is beyond me.ThereByTheGrace wrote:Eddie Hearn has been honking on that crack pipe again.
Wasnt he spouting the same nonsense for another Euro Champion?:
"Yes He Can"!
Away back to prizefighter, the "its a knockout!" version of boxing with plodders everywhere
Re: Eddie Hearn: McCloskey will be tougher for Khan than Maidana
in response to the thread title
what a load of big fat sweaty hairy bollox go away you con man.
what a load of big fat sweaty hairy bollox go away you con man.
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boxingchat
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Re: Eddie Hearn: McCloskey will be tougher for Khan than Maidana
It seems 'Fast' Eddie Hearn is more interested in self-promotion than doing whats best for his fighter. On one hand he's saying that he wouldn't let Team Khan sell programmes on his show then he goes and agrees to a 12:30 weigh-in (WTF) which is 3.5 hrs earlier than the eariest time the WBA rules permit. Who does that benefit more natural 140 pounder in McCloskey or the huge Amir Khan? This clown doesn't even hold a licence and has no experiance in such things. Does he even know that boxers have to make weight and fights can be won and lost on the scales? I hope fast Eddie realises that McCloskey will be fighting a near Light-Middle come fight time, who needs him on your side?
Team Khan might be crap programme sellers but they pulled a fast one on the fast one here!
Wake up Eddie, just cos Fraudley didn't have to make weight to fall over, this kid does FFS.

Team Khan might be crap programme sellers but they pulled a fast one on the fast one here!
Wake up Eddie, just cos Fraudley didn't have to make weight to fall over, this kid does FFS.
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maxicarter
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Re: Eddie Hearn: McCloskey will be tougher for Khan than Maidana
I heard Eddie had a big bust up with Oscar de la Hoya at the press conference today. Eddie was trying to big up Sky apparantly but Oscar was talking of a long relationship with Primetime. Anyone seen or heard this ?boxingchat wrote:It seems 'Fast' Eddie Hearn is more interested in self-promotion than doing whats best for his fighter. On one hand he's saying that he wouldn't let Team Khan sell programmes on his show then he goes and agrees to a 12:30 weigh-in (WTF) which is 3.5 hrs earlier than the eariest time the WBA rules permit. Who does that benefit more natural 140 pounder in McCloskey or the huge Amir Khan? This clown doesn't even hold a licence and has no experiance in such things. Does he even know that boxers have to make weight and fights can be won and lost on the scales? I hope fast Eddie realises that McCloskey will be fighting a near Light-Middle come fight time, who needs him on your side?
Team Khan might be crap programme sellers but they pulled a fast one on the fast one here!
Wake up Eddie, just cos Fraudley didn't have to make weight to fall over, this kid does FFS.![]()
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boxingchat
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Re: Eddie Hearn: McCloskey will be tougher for Khan than Maidana
maxicarter wrote:I heard Eddie had a big bust up with Oscar de la Hoya at the press conference today. Eddie was trying to big up Sky apparantly but Oscar was talking of a long relationship with Primetime. Anyone seen or heard this ?boxingchat wrote:It seems 'Fast' Eddie Hearn is more interested in self-promotion than doing whats best for his fighter. On one hand he's saying that he wouldn't let Team Khan sell programmes on his show then he goes and agrees to a 12:30 weigh-in (WTF) which is 3.5 hrs earlier than the eariest time the WBA rules permit. Who does that benefit more natural 140 pounder in McCloskey or the huge Amir Khan? This clown doesn't even hold a licence and has no experiance in such things. Does he even know that boxers have to make weight and fights can be won and lost on the scales? I hope fast Eddie realises that McCloskey will be fighting a near Light-Middle come fight time, who needs him on your side?
Team Khan might be crap programme sellers but they pulled a fast one on the fast one here!
Wake up Eddie, just cos Fraudley didn't have to make weight to fall over, this kid does FFS.![]()
Eddie was right but it's none of his business is it. I hear he told the Khans they should have took the loss on the chin? What like his old man did? Remember High Noon in Hong Kong? So much for the show must go on! Eddies hardly going to criticise Sky is he? Too much to lose, so hardly a balanced opinion is it? Did Oscar explain why his mob let Khan down with the undercard and cost him a cool Mill?
Re: Eddie Hearn: McCloskey will be tougher for Khan than Maidana
Chillax BCboxingchat wrote:Eddie - Benjiman Button - Hearn.
Anyone would think that Kell Brook has just left Frank for Eddie.