The aftermath of the Jake Paul vs. Nate Diaz boxing clash is resonating with boxing enthusiasts and fans alike – all thanks to 44-year-old boxing promoter Eddie Hearn’s frank assessment of the bout. Hearn, who promotes boxing icons like former two-time world heavyweight champ Anthony Joshua, didn’t mince words when expressing his opinion on the fight’s quality. Despite Diaz securing a hefty payday of $20 million, the promoter’s blunt critique has struck a chord with fans who are increasingly skeptical of the recent trend of crossover bouts.

Eddie Hearn, Chairman of Matchroom Sport and a prominent boxing promoter, didn’t hold back in sharing his thoughts on the Paul vs. Diaz clash. In a candid interview, Hearn stated, “It was awful… I’m watching that, like – ‘This is so bad.’ The reason that Nate didn’t get stopped is that Jake didn’t have the ability – he doesn’t know how to break a fighter down, cut off the ring, beat him up, and stop him. But I give my props to Nate: super tough. Super tough. But you’re talking about [a] low – low level in terms of standard.”

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The 44-year-old British promoter’s unfiltered take on the Paul vs. Diaz fight has ignited a lively discourse among fans and enthusiasts. While confessing the ‘Stockton Slapper’s resilience and toughness, Hearn’s evaluation underscores his reservations about the level of technical prowess displayed by both ‘The Problem Child’ and the UFC veteran. But what are the fans saying about the British promoter’s remarks? Let’s find out!

Fans back Eddie Hearn’s candid critique of Jake Paul vs. Nate Diaz

Fans have rallied behind Hearn’s assessment, echoing sentiments that emphasize the importance of maintaining the integrity of boxing. As Hearn’s unfiltered remarks struck a chord with the fight community, fans wasted no time sharing their diverse opinions, shedding light on the intricate dynamics at play.

Humor and sarcasm took center stage among the fan reactions. A fan quipped, “1 minute of silence for whoever paid for this sh*tshow.”

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Another fan remarked, “Feel sorry for the 250k people who paid for it.”

The sentiment of alignment with Hearn’s viewpoint found resonance as well. “Shut this bum millionaire up,” a fan succinctly expressed.

Moreover, another netizen declared, “It was a sh*t fight. Nate got beat up by a YouTuber who is 0-1 against boxers and 7-0 against people other than boxers.”

Respect for Hearn’s honesty was palpable as well. “Can’t argue with Eddie on this one,” acknowledged a fan.

Another fan jokingly pointed out, “man he hating lol of course that wasn’t top tier boxing but it was entertaining AF plus Nate made 20M!”

Lastly, the sentiment against crossover bouts and the maintenance of the sport’s integrity resurfaced. “This is why boxing and MMA shouldn’t mix. Sick of these Mickey Mouse fights,” emphasized a fan.

Across the tapestry of fan reactions, one thing is clear: Eddie Hearn’s critique has catalyzed a range of perspectives, from humorous to analytical, from empathetic to skeptical. As fans continue to engage in this dynamic conversation, the future of crossover bouts and their impact on the world of combat sports remains a subject of fervent discussion and deliberation. What are your thoughts on Hearn’s remarks? Do you agree with his POV? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

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