Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua faced off for the first time on Wednesday following a press conference in London, and all the major players involved with the fight were front and center minus a potential appearance from UFC CEO Dana White.
In the months leading up to this matchup finally coming together, White was touted as a co-promoter on the card but his involvement was always disputed by Matchroom Boxing’s Eddie Hearn, who said contractually that just couldn’t happen. The back and forth continued in a war of words between the two combat sports executives but White’s absence on Wednesday was all Hearn needed to take a victory lap to...
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