Simon Jordan & Eddie Hearn - Talksport, Tues 21 March 11-12pm
Posted: 17 Mar 2023, 06:16
Should be a good listen. Simon will give it him I’d imagine.
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Should be a good listen. Simon will give it him I’d imagine.
Re: Simon Jordan & Eddie Hearn - Talksport, Tues 21 March 11-12pm
Posted: 17 Mar 2023, 06:47
Defo tuning into this.
He’s had a lot to say about the Benn fiasco, so hope he holds him to account.
He’s had a lot to say about the Benn fiasco, so hope he holds him to account.
Re: Simon Jordan & Eddie Hearn - Talksport, Tues 21 March 11-12pm
Posted: 17 Mar 2023, 06:59
This should be interesting.....
Re: Simon Jordan & Eddie Hearn - Talksport, Tues 21 March 11-12pm
Posted: 17 Mar 2023, 07:03
Simon Jordan 4/11
Eddie Hearn 5/2
Draw 10/1
Eddie Hearn 5/2
Draw 10/1
Re: Simon Jordan & Eddie Hearn - Talksport, Tues 21 March 11-12pm
Posted: 17 Mar 2023, 07:08
Surprised Heard isn't trying to make this PPV on DAZN
Re: Simon Jordan & Eddie Hearn - Talksport, Tues 21 March 11-12pm
Posted: 21 Mar 2023, 04:48
Today.
Re: Simon Jordan & Eddie Hearn - Talksport, Tues 21 March 11-12pm
Posted: 21 Mar 2023, 05:39
Eddie Hearn Sets Some ‘Ground Rules’ For Live Simon Jordan Showdown
Speaking to Boxing Social, Hearn said he would be happy to answer the radio host’s questions, but admitted he is concerned about being spoken over by the combative Jordan.
“I might have to set out some ground rules before we start. You’ve got to let me speak. What he does is, he talks over you.”
“He’s a very good debater, as am I, and I’m happy to answer his questions.”
“The thing that frustrates me the most is that he would have done exactly the same thing as me. I don’t think he understands the dynamics that we don’t run the sport of boxing. The sport of boxing in the UK is run by the British Boxing Board of Control, so I want to explain a lot of that.”
“I’m sure it will be heated, I’m sure it will be great entertainment, and I look forward to delivering the biggest numbers on Talksport for some time.”
Speaking to Boxing Social, Hearn said he would be happy to answer the radio host’s questions, but admitted he is concerned about being spoken over by the combative Jordan.
“I might have to set out some ground rules before we start. You’ve got to let me speak. What he does is, he talks over you.”
“He’s a very good debater, as am I, and I’m happy to answer his questions.”
“The thing that frustrates me the most is that he would have done exactly the same thing as me. I don’t think he understands the dynamics that we don’t run the sport of boxing. The sport of boxing in the UK is run by the British Boxing Board of Control, so I want to explain a lot of that.”
“I’m sure it will be heated, I’m sure it will be great entertainment, and I look forward to delivering the biggest numbers on Talksport for some time.”
Re: Simon Jordan & Eddie Hearn - Talksport, Tues 21 March 11-12pm
Posted: 21 Mar 2023, 05:58
Some "I'm a handsome millionaire" "I'm a handsomer, millionairer" ego battle there ! 
Re: Simon Jordan & Eddie Hearn - Talksport, Tues 21 March 11-12pm
Posted: 21 Mar 2023, 06:06
There will be some lively back and forth, but it will probably end in backslaps and bonhomie.
Re: Simon Jordan & Eddie Hearn - Talksport, Tues 21 March 11-12pm
Posted: 21 Mar 2023, 07:34
Half hour in and it’s a bore draw. Nothing really getting said that hasn’t been said 10 times over.
Re: Simon Jordan & Eddie Hearn - Talksport, Tues 21 March 11-12pm
Posted: 21 Mar 2023, 07:39
He’s a bellend but they should have put Adam Catterall alongside Jordan, at least he knows the ins and outs of boxing.
Re: Simon Jordan & Eddie Hearn - Talksport, Tues 21 March 11-12pm
Posted: 21 Mar 2023, 07:40
That's a def win for Eddie thensmiling assassin wrote: ↑21 Mar 2023, 07:34 Half hour in and it’s a bore draw. Nothing really getting said that hasn’t been said 10 times over.
Re: Simon Jordan & Eddie Hearn - Talksport, Tues 21 March 11-12pm
Posted: 21 Mar 2023, 07:47
Simon Jordan’s got him on the b sample. Eddies on the ropes boys
Re: Simon Jordan & Eddie Hearn - Talksport, Tues 21 March 11-12pm
Posted: 21 Mar 2023, 08:05
Jordan had Eddies number on the Benn situation. If you haven’t watched it and want to I’d suggest maybe skipping the first half hour.
Re: Simon Jordan & Eddie Hearn - Talksport, Tues 21 March 11-12pm
Posted: 21 Mar 2023, 08:05
Re: Simon Jordan & Eddie Hearn - Talksport, Tues 21 March 11-12pm
Posted: 21 Mar 2023, 09:04
Eddie won this.
The bankruptcy comment was a low blow though Simon was absolutely fuming.
The bankruptcy comment was a low blow though
Simon was absolutely fuming.Re: Simon Jordan & Eddie Hearn - Talksport, Tues 21 March 11-12pm
Posted: 21 Mar 2023, 09:24
How would you watch it is it on u tube
Re: Simon Jordan & Eddie Hearn - Talksport, Tues 21 March 11-12pm
Posted: 21 Mar 2023, 09:25
Re: Simon Jordan & Eddie Hearn - Talksport, Tues 21 March 11-12pm
Posted: 21 Mar 2023, 09:32
Imagine watching that.
Re: Simon Jordan & Eddie Hearn - Talksport, Tues 21 March 11-12pm
Posted: 21 Mar 2023, 09:36
Counted that as a knockdown as it was low but the ref missed it. Thought Simon scored a knockdown with the way Hearn is espousing the importance of the BBBofC and fighting in Britain but still actively promoting his next fight.
It was fun, think it was a draw or slight win for Simon, but nobody got smashed
Re: Simon Jordan & Eddie Hearn - Talksport, Tues 21 March 11-12pm
Posted: 21 Mar 2023, 10:36
It comes off like Simon thinks he knows more about something than he actually does while Hearn actually knows a lot more than Simon. However, Hearn is fighting a near impossible battle by backing Benn which gives him a big disadvantage in any debate on the topic.
It looks like the technicality which Hearn/Benn are trying to use are different depending on the requirements of each org/board. The WBC clearly needed intention to be proven so they provided "evidence" suggesting that egg consumption could also be the cause. With the BBBofC Hearn is using an email from the BBBofC which was sent to him regarding BJS while promoting Andrade. The email supposedly states that the BBBofC do not recognise VADA at all. Therefore, in Hearn's eyes, the VADA drug tests don't hold any weight for boxing matches happening in the UK, so why use them?
It looks like the technicality which Hearn/Benn are trying to use are different depending on the requirements of each org/board. The WBC clearly needed intention to be proven so they provided "evidence" suggesting that egg consumption could also be the cause. With the BBBofC Hearn is using an email from the BBBofC which was sent to him regarding BJS while promoting Andrade. The email supposedly states that the BBBofC do not recognise VADA at all. Therefore, in Hearn's eyes, the VADA drug tests don't hold any weight for boxing matches happening in the UK, so why use them?
Re: Simon Jordan & Eddie Hearn - Talksport, Tues 21 March 11-12pm
Posted: 21 Mar 2023, 10:41
Hearn says he is pushing for Henn to release this 270 page document to the board.
Re: Simon Jordan & Eddie Hearn - Talksport, Tues 21 March 11-12pm
Posted: 21 Mar 2023, 12:20
Yeah it’s daft that he’s pinning his hat on that one ‘yes I know he’s failed but the person who caught him isn’t allowed to catch him’ … it doesn’t matter if he got caught by the granny from down the street, a failed test is a failed test.joshj909 wrote: ↑21 Mar 2023, 10:36 It comes off like Simon thinks he knows more about something than he actually does while Hearn actually knows a lot more than Simon. However, Hearn is fighting a near impossible battle by backing Benn which gives him a big disadvantage in any debate on the topic.
It looks like the technicality which Hearn/Benn are trying to use are different depending on the requirements of each org/board. The WBC clearly needed intention to be proven so they provided "evidence" suggesting that egg consumption could also be the cause. With the BBBofC Hearn is using an email from the BBBofC which was sent to him regarding BJS while promoting Andrade. The email supposedly states that the BBBofC do not recognise VADA at all. Therefore, in Hearn's eyes, the VADA drug tests don't hold any weight for boxing matches happening in the UK, so why use them?
Re: Simon Jordan & Eddie Hearn - Talksport, Tues 21 March 11-12pm
Posted: 21 Mar 2023, 12:25
Didn’t Hearn instruct Buatsi not to sign the Pascal contract because Pascal wouldn’t agree to VADA? Now he’s saying Benn’s failed test shouldn’t count because it was from VADA. VADA is either important or it isn’t. This is where Hearn slips up – he does that many interviews he loses track of his own bollocks.joshj909 wrote: ↑21 Mar 2023, 10:36 It comes off like Simon thinks he knows more about something than he actually does while Hearn actually knows a lot more than Simon. However, Hearn is fighting a near impossible battle by backing Benn which gives him a big disadvantage in any debate on the topic.
It looks like the technicality which Hearn/Benn are trying to use are different depending on the requirements of each org/board. The WBC clearly needed intention to be proven so they provided "evidence" suggesting that egg consumption could also be the cause. With the BBBofC Hearn is using an email from the BBBofC which was sent to him regarding BJS while promoting Andrade. The email supposedly states that the BBBofC do not recognise VADA at all. Therefore, in Hearn's eyes, the VADA drug tests don't hold any weight for boxing matches happening in the UK, so why use them?
Re: Simon Jordan & Eddie Hearn - Talksport, Tues 21 March 11-12pm
Posted: 21 Mar 2023, 12:29
The major crux of it all centred around whether Hearn had the legal opportunity to pull the Eubank fight.
Morally he should have done. His defence was that legally he didn’t have the opportunity because there was nothing in a contract that allowed for it - and he has to abide by what the Board decided.
Apparently there was no disrepute clause, at least not one that covered a positive drugs test.
I personally find it had to believe that he could not have found a way to at least postpone it in light of the developments.
Morally he should have done. His defence was that legally he didn’t have the opportunity because there was nothing in a contract that allowed for it - and he has to abide by what the Board decided.
Apparently there was no disrepute clause, at least not one that covered a positive drugs test.
I personally find it had to believe that he could not have found a way to at least postpone it in light of the developments.