Eddie Hearn

And, like, he's just... Boxing's very addictive as a sport and as a business.

It's the worst business in the world, honestly.

Like, it really is.

Because you're trying to run a business.

Then you've got people like Turkey Al-Sheikh coming into the business who's prepared to lose...

five, 10, 20 million in one night.

And I'm like, that's not for me.

I'm like, so, but you're competing.

Although we're not really competing.

That's now the market.

And it's like, and next thing in boxing, someone else pops up with a load of money.

I want to do boxing.

And they come in and they spunk a hundred million and then you never see him again.

But you just have to keep doing the right things and making the right decisions and actually running a business whilst trying to be at the top and

by doing that and not being prepared to lose tens of millions of dollars on route.

Like, is he, he's a, he's, I mean, seller, you know, is a company he's involved with.

They're the biggest shareholder in Zuffer boxing.

When he does something with Zuffer,

People are like, oh, Eddie, he has fucked you.

I don't think he, like, deliberately fucked us, but his money was probably used to fuck me.