Oscar Dela Hoya: Eddie Hearn is the WORST Promoter in Boxing

In this episode of Clap Back Thursday. Oscar Dela Hoya proposed a 5 on 5 competition between Golden Boy Promotions and Matchroom Promotions. Basically, Eddie Hearn fighters vs Dela Hoya fighters.

Oscar proposed Vergil Ortiz vs Jaron Boots Ennis. I'm all for that fight. Oscar says Eddie Hearn has the worst record as a promoter. The reason why he said that is because of Eddie Hearn's track record in bi fights.

All of his fighters lose big fights. Whether it be D'mitry Bivol, Anthony Joshuaand others. Does Oscar Dela Hoya has a point about Eddie Hearn having the worst track record as a promoter?

What say you?

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