HeadlineShine

"I Think He'll Be There": Eddie Hearn Expects Dana White To Play Key Role In Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua

NDTV ·First reported
NDTV"I Think He'll Be There": Eddie Hearn Expects Dana White To Play Key Role In Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua
Image: NDTV

Eddie Hearn now expects Dana White to be involved in Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua in Cardiff on December 11. White says he is producing and promoting the Netflix event. Hearn wants a public debate with the UFC chief at the pre-fight press conference.

Summary from NDTV

Read the full story on NDTV
React

More on Dana White

See all →
NDTV
SportsNDTV·

UFC Boss Dana White Adds Netflix Documentary To His Growing Media Empire
NDTV
SportsNDTV·

Anthony Joshua Net Worth In 2026: Career Purses That Made Him One Of Britain’s Richest Athletes
NDTV
SportsNDTV·

UFC Boss Dana White Impressed As 12-Year-Old Jayla Perkins Bags Four Gold Medals

More sports

See all →
Economic Times
Sports4 sources·

Sachin Tendulkar invests in Hitwicket maker
ESPNcricinfo
Sports2 sources·

Mustafizur Rahman Set For Long-Awaited Big Bash League Debut
Times of India
Sports3 sources·

IND vs NZ first ODI: India opts to bowl against New Zealand
ESPNcricinfo
Sports5 sources·

Glenn Maxwell retires from international cricket
NDTV Profit
Sports3 sources·

Why All Badminton Stars Can't Fund Their Own Tours? PV Sindhu Explains
Hindustan Times
Sports3 sources·

Atletico Madrid vs Bayern Munich Live Streaming: Likely Lineups; How To Watch Champions League Match On TV, Online?

Top stories in India

See all →
Hindustan Times
6 sources·

Agniveer service tenure extended by two years, CDS announces
Economic Times
Business4 sources·

Cabinet clears ₹14,500 crore energy storage plan
Economic Times
Business5 sources·

US midterms: Red alert for Republicans as Democrats notch stunning flips
Times of India
Business3 sources·

Sam Altman becomes Ram Altman
Times of India
Entertainment3 sources·

'Failed, Frustrated, Jobless': Sandeep Reddy Vanga Hits Out at Actors, Directors and Producers
Economic Times
Business3 sources·

Midterm blues: Why 'lame' duck Donald may push for a quick India-US trade deal