'YOU'RE ***** EMBARRASSING' -EDDIE HEARN EXPLODES ON DANA WHITE & ZUFFA, DUBOIS KO, AJ-FURY, SHAKUR

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SPEAKER_2 (1:34)

This is.

Do you know what? How are you, mate? I'm all right, mate.

Eddie Hearn (1:43)

Good morning to you. Good morning.

What a crazy world the old boxing is, isn't it? You can never sleep, can you?

SPEAKER_2 (1:50)

Never sleep, mate. Sleep's a wimp. Do you know what I mean?

Eddie Hearn (1:55)

Sleep's important.

SPEAKER_2 (1:56)

It is important.

Eddie Hearn (1:57)

And I'm really struggling with my sleep at the moment, I've got to be honest.

SPEAKER_2 (2:01)

Can I ask a question, a random question? Do you dream?

Eddie Hearn (2:07)

Yes.

SPEAKER_2 (2:08)

Do you remember?

Eddie Hearn (2:09)

I do this thing, right? I mean, people are going to go crazy that we're starting off the interview with this. Does anybody do this as well? This is what I do.

I close my eyes. You know, when you're dropping off or you're trying to drop off, and like, I like can see these like dark things, like in my, like the lights change in my eye. And like, sometimes I can see like silhouettes of things.

SPEAKER_2 (2:36)

Yes.

Eddie Hearn (2:37)

Like it could be, it could be a witch, or it could be a boat, or, and that is when I know I'm about to fall asleep. Do you get that as well?

SPEAKER_2 (2:47)

The silhouette thing I do, if you close your eyes and you have all mad images.

Eddie Hearn (2:50)

Yeah, like lights and sometimes I'll actually get like characters cut like, that's crazy. I'm so happy that someone else has got that as well. Cause I thought it was just a bit weird. I was hoping you weren't going to go in there, mate, what are you talking about?

SPEAKER_2 (3:02)

No, no, honestly. Do you know what I dreamt of last night?

Eddie Hearn (3:05)

Me?

SPEAKER_2 (3:06)

No. So, you know-

Eddie Hearn (3:08)

Did you dream of, did you dream, did you dream last night of doing a Zoom with me and racking up 300K views and a few quid in your YouTube account? Yes, you did some.

SPEAKER_2 (3:18)

Wallop. No, I watched, I watched Batman last night and I ended up with some weird dreams about Bane.

You know Bane?

Eddie Hearn (3:27)

Okay, mate, we'll move on, yeah?

SPEAKER_2 (3:29)

Nothing weird, just Bane, he scares me. And I ended up dreaming of Bane, you know, nobody cared who I was until I put on the mask.

Eddie Hearn (3:41)

Mate, you haven't lost it since EastEnders, to be honest.

SPEAKER_2 (3:47)

Good morning, Edward, good morning.

Eddie Hearn (3:49)

How are you, old boy?

SPEAKER_2 (3:50)

Lovely scenery where you are there, beautiful.

Eddie Hearn (3:53)

It's a bit chilly, winter is coming.

SPEAKER_2 (3:56)

It definitely is coming.

Right, I don't know where to start really. I'll tell you what, let's start with the most important thing this week for you, Dalton Smith.

Eddie Hearn (4:06)

Yes.

SPEAKER_2 (4:08)

Tough fight, Edward.

Eddie Hearn (4:10)

Very, very tough. I mean, I've got to say, like, I feel like Dalton's win against Sabriel Matias was one of the greatest British boxing away day wins I've ever seen. I'm talking about in history, I mean, certainly the history of me being alive. Because the way that he did it, you know, as the kind of like the away fighter on someone else's show in that kind of fashion against the devastating puncher, the aggressor, you know, the guy that you can't stand toes to toe with, you just have to try and outbox. That was just stunning. And to come back and have to fight Puello in a first defense, who arguably beats Real Mateus in that fight in New York, is a very, very tough fight, especially when it's like a homecoming title defense. And I said the other day, this is the first ever men's WBC World Championship fight in Sheffield.