On the eve of his reported sit down Wednesday in LA with Zuffa Boxing’s Dana White, promoter Eddie Hearn says he’d welcome White’s presence at the next Tyson Fury-Anthony Joshua press conference… with one caveat... He and White have to…

Promoter Eddie Hearn stated he would welcome Zuffa Boxing's Dana White at the next Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua press conference, provided the two are allowed to publicly hash out their differences. Ahead of a scheduled sit-down in Los Angeles, Hearn told Ariel Helwani that White can only attend if permitted, but he would enjoy confronting him on stage.
The two promoters have engaged in a public feud regarding promotional involvement for the heavyweight bout scheduled for Friday, December 11 at Cardiff's Principality Stadium. While Hearn noted Joshua's contract prohibits White's involvement and the British Boxing Board of Control omitted Zuffa, he conceded that White and TKO could potentially still become involved if discussions take a productive turn.
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