Matchroom Promotions Kingpin Eddie Hearn appears to have brought a revolution in the boxing world, which has rightly impacted the whole sports community. He is one of the few promoters who has made significant moves in his pro career, staging several blockbuster fights. Right from organizing the rematch between KSI and Logan Paul which changed the whole trend of YouTube boxing, to looking into more serious bouts, Hearn has overseen several sides of the sport.

That said, his new deal with Facebook and SBX studios might be a step forward to attaining more global attention. According to reports, Eddie Hearn is open to becoming more public to the fans and his deal with Facebook would exactly do that. Although not much is known about the program, it’s clear that Eddie Hearn’s lifestyle would receive a lot more exposure.

Michael Benson broke the news via social media and revealed that Eddie Hearn would now post a lot more from his everyday life on the Internet. Simultaneously, it would also put a lot more attention on the fighters of Matchroom boxing. Hearn is already quite active on social media, garnering the right amount of attention. Meanwhile, the particular deal might have been an upgrade to that.

Read More | Canelo Alvarez May Not Fight IBF Champion Caleb Plant, Says Eddie Hearn

Eddie Hearn and his Matchroom Promotions

Hearn’s Matchroom is one of the leading boxing promotions in the world, comprising several A-listers like Anthony Joshua, Devin Haney, and many more. Furthermore, P4P king Canelo Alvarez has also worked with Matchroom Promotions for a brief period now. So, the roster is blooming with big names who might grow bigger under the banner.

Meanwhile, Hearn is doing every possible thing to promote his name and his fighters to an even larger audience. The recent Matchroom-DAZN deal seemed to be the pillar of that. However, Hearn’s move with Facebook and SBX Studios is also under the same parameter now. Therefore, Matchroom fighters will not run out of exposure anytime soon. Instead, they might have received the biggest platforms for themselves.

Watch This Story: Top 5 Best Selling PPVs of Floyd Mayweather’s Boxing Career

Top Stories

Jake Paul vs. Anthony Joshua Ticket Sales Struggle as Fans Question Netflix Fight’s Appeal

Terence Crawford Throws Cold Water on Canelo Alvarez’s Rematch Plans Ahead of Tradition-Breaking Move

Floyd Mayweather Roasted After “Pathetic” Attempt to Impress Jay-Z During Lakers Game Backfires

California Commission’s $1.29M List Reveals Diego Pacheco, Skye Nicolson, and Others’ Fight Purse

KSI Confirms Final Verdict on Jake Paul Fight as He Reveals Why He Skipped Logan’s Wedding

Do you think Eddie Hearn is currently the best promoter in boxing? What do you make of his deal with Facebook? Will it attract more pugilists to Matchroom? Let us know in the comments below.