'Bored' White credits Hearn for Fury-Joshua being in UK
Dana White gives credit to Eddie Hearn, but says he is "bored" of the ongoing feud between him and his rival promoter.
BBC Sport reports: Dana White gives credit to Eddie Hearn, but says he is "bored" of the ongoing feud between him and his rival promoter.
This sports story centres on the United Kingdom. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Bored' White, Hearn for Fury-Joshua and UK.
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