Eddie Hearn
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272 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 6 Sep
Eddie Hearn’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You know, we said that it would create a moment here tonight that the sport would never forget and that's exactly what we did and
You know, it was a tough fight in there.
You know, I know the scorecards are wide, but Pilly was strong and you know Katie just started to tire a little bit at times.
I'm not surprised, like the emotion of the week, the ring walks, everything around it, and still look fast, still look sharp, still had all those attributes and what a atmosphere in here.
As I said, you know, we're fifteen, twenty minutes in to the interview after, no one's left.
And that's just a sign of pure respect for one of the greatest to ever do it.
Ed?
It was hard.
But you know, like you're looking at her and you want her to enjoy the moment, you know, everything that she's
Achieved everything she's dreamt of, this moment was an impossible dream.
And that's why it meant so much to people because it wasn't like you know, uh, you know, when AJ wins the Olympic gold, and you just expect him to go on and start filling arenas.
All of a sudden, you've got a young girl from Bray who basically walked into an amateur boxing club and was told to get out because young girls can't fight.
She put her hair up in a ponytail and pretended she was a boy.
She went to the IOC and she forced them to.
allow women's boxing into the Olympics and then went on and won gold in London twenty twenty twelve.
You know, people said there wasn't a place commercially for women's boxing.
She headlined arenas.
She boxed at nearly every major stadium across the country.
She headlined twice in Ireland.
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