TalkSPORT’s Simon Jordan has continued his war of words with Eddie Hearn, after the Matchroom promoter appeared to attempt to continue the Eubank-Benn fight, despite Conor Benn failing two VADA drug tests in the process. build war.
Only recently did fans learn of the second failed test, and Jordan believes Hearn is responsible for his handling of the situation.
After moving on from Leonard Ellerbe, it looks like Hearn has a new opponent to lock horns with, as Jordan continues to call him for his part in the Benn-Eubank saga.
While in his familiar place with Jim White on TalkSPORTJordan suggested that Hearn should face consequences for his actions, in the same way that Benn could receive a ban from the sport.
“It has continued. This is not just about a guilt check, this is about a suppression of information. This is a provision about a war, by influencers, knowing that failed experiments exist and are still going on with the intention of allowing the war to continue and then using similar stories. like ‘the warriors were satisfied with it’.
So the warriors get to choose which drugs the other guy can use? Have you ever heard something so absurd? “
People in the sport don’t like it, specifically Eddie [Hearn], because they are focused on and they need to take responsibility for their behavior. Conor Benn will have to bear the consequences of his actions, but it shouldn’t stop there.”
With the emerging rivalry between Hearn and Jordan beginning to heat up with various back-and-forth activities, the advertiser provided the TalkSPORT expert the opportunity to watch his BBC podcast to debate or otherwise step into the ring and fight for charity.
Possibly appealing as a souvenir, given the couple’s inexperience, they might be best suited for writing books rather than trading.
