The Tyson Fury-Anthony Joshua fight is official, but the promotional dispute between Dana White and Eddie Hearn is showing no signs of fading.
Eddie Hearn has labeled UFC CEO Dana White "completely cooked" while disputing White's claim that his UFC team will handle the television production for Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua. Fury and Joshua are scheduled to fight on December 11 at Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales, with the bout streaming live on Netflix.
White claimed at the UFC 332 post-fight press conference that his team would produce and promote the event. Hearn countered that television production by White's group is contractually prohibited, stating he verified with event partner SELA that White's claims are untrue.
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