Eddie Hearn’s five-fight wishlist includes an all-American bout and a fight in Britain.
Hearn has joined forces with his promotional rivals amid the impact of Saudi Arabia’s cash investment in boxing.
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So now more than ever, fans can finally get excited about the biggest fights going from dream to reality.
Hearn revealed his choice to SunSport and we’ll help you understand why he’s so special.
Anthony Joshua vs. Tyson Fury
Needless to say, this is the biggest fight of the game and the contest is close at hand.
Now there’s just one small hurdle left – AJ’s defeat of 26-year-old Daniel Dubois on September 21st, and Fury’s avenging his loss to 37-year-old Oleksandr Usyk in December.
That would set up a massive undisputed fight between 34-year-old Joshua and 36-year-old Fury next year.
But, Saudi boxing kingpin Turki Alalshikh has insisted that whatever the individual results, he wants AJ to fight Fury in 2025.
And there is no doubt that most British people would agree.
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Derek Chisora vs. Johnny Fischer
Chisora, 40, proved he still has a lot left in him when he defeated 38-year-old Joe Joyce in a thrilling contest in July.
And the fan favourite boxer is determined to fight two more times to reach 50 bouts.
Fisher, 25, is proving to be one of Britain’s most popular fighters, enjoying huge support on social media and in ticket sales. He has a 12-0 record and 11 knockouts, but no notable names on record yet.
The fight with Chisora would be a crossroads contest but one that would have any arena packed to the brim in no time.
Chantelle Cameron vs. Sandy Ryan
33-year-old Cameron played a thrilling series of two matches with 38-year-old Katie Taylor, each of which ended in a draw.
She then left Hearn for Frank Warren and returned with a win over Elhem Mekhaled.
Meanwhile, Ryan, 30, is the WBO welterweight champion and has feuded with Cameron online.
It has all the elements of a true grudge match to keep fans interested.
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Dennis McCann vs. Peter McGreal
McCann is undefeated in 17 fights and is regarded as one of Britain’s most talented players.
McGreal, meanwhile, has faced three years away from her Tokyo Olympics campaign.
The super-bantamweight doesn’t have much time left and needs to get into bigger fights soon.
Meanwhile, McCann, 23, could benefit from a bigger domestic rival and McGreal, 28, who is a perfect dance partner for her.
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Terence Crawford vs. Jaron Ennis
Moving across the pond, the 36-year-old Crawford has a strong claim to being the world’s best boxer.
He is a champion in four divisions and recently moved up to light-middleweight to defeat Israil Madrimov for the WBA title.
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Meanwhile, Ennis, 27, inherited the IBF title vacated by Crawford at welterweight but is set to take on his American rival.
This will be a classic battle of youth versus experience with undefeated records at stake.
