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In the heart of the buzzing boxing world, Eddie Hearn, the man behind Matchroom Boxing, hinted at an electrifying possibility. This revelation has the fight community on the edge of their seats. With a touch of mystery and a dash of excitement, Hearn revealed that discussions are underway with Saudi Arabia for a colossal event on December 23rd.

Hearn teased the potential where some of Matchroom’s finest might grace the ring. The anticipation is palpable, and as Hearn cautiously shared, there’s a lot of groundwork to cover before anything is set in stone. With the Riyadh bout set to happen come hail or sunshine, Eddie Hearn seems to be working harder than ever to draw up contracts and make this event spectacular.

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Eddie Hearn and the Saudi showdown

Hearn, known for his strategic moves in the boxing realm, acknowledged the complexity of the situation. He emphasized the need to act in the best interest of the fighters. Additionally, it ensures precision and care in every step. The allure of the Saudi Arabia card is undeniable, but for Matchroom, it’s not just about the spectacle; it’s about approaching the opportunity in a way that aligns with their commitment to doing things right.I am not going to say too much as I said to you earlier because you know there’s a lot of work to do,” said Hearn, cautiously sidestepping important details regarding the card.

Undoubtedly, he has stoked the flames of curiosity. The who’s who of the boxing roster could potentially make an appearance on this grand stage. The veil of secrecy over the matchups adds an extra layer of excitement. While Hearn refrained from divulging too much, his words painted a vivid picture of the negotiations unfolding behind closed doors.

In addition, Hearn declared that they have a number of world-class fighters. The next couple of days hold the key to unraveling this boxing mystery. The prospect of Matchroom fighters showcasing their prowess in Saudi Arabia on December 23rd is undeniably thrilling. As the discussions progress, fight enthusiasts speculate on potential matchups, pondering questions about who will face off against whom. The air is thick with anticipation, and fans can’t wait to witness the outcome of these ongoing conversations.

Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder in separate cards

Recently, it was revealed that former heavyweight champions Anthony Joshua and Deontay Wilder are reportedly in talks for separate fights scheduled in Riyadh. Fury’s recent crossover bout with MMA star Francis Ngannou caused a delay in the originally planned undisputed heavyweight world title fight between Oleksandr Usyk and Tyson Fury.

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Saudi Arabia, known for aggressively attracting top sports talent, aims to host a world-class boxing event despite the Usyk-Fury matchup being delayed. Eddie Hearn, Joshua’s promoter, confirmed ongoing discussions with Saudi Arabia for several fighters on the December 23 card but remained tight-lipped about specific details.

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Reports suggest Otto Wallin may be Joshua’s opponent, adding credibility to the anticipated event. Hearn expressed enthusiasm about the potential, emphasizing the excitement and discussions surrounding the involvement of world-class fighters in December, including Joshua. The coming week is expected to provide more clarity on the unfolding developments.

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As the clock ticks down to the revelation of the final lineup, the boxing community finds itself caught in the whirlwind of excitement and speculation. The allure of a Saudi Arabia extravaganza featuring Matchroom fighters is undeniable, and fans are counting down the days until the details emerge, unlocking the door to what could be a defining moment in the world of boxing.

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