“Terence Crawford Fights Once a Year”: Eddie Hearn Explains Why PBC Fights Are Falling Apart?

Why are boxing’s big names fighting less often? Oddly enough, the answer might lie in a mix of strategy and circumstance. Eddie Hearn, a key figure in boxing promotion, hints at a complex backdrop. He touches upon Terence Crawford’s puzzling inactivity, despite being a top-tier talent.

Once a year, that’s it for Crawford. Surprising, isn’t it? Meanwhile, Canelo Alvarez’s split from PBC stirs the pot. Rumors of a reunion with Hearn and DAZN are brewing. Both scenarios unfold in a sport where timing is everything, yet the clock ticks oddly for these champions.

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Eddie Hearn didn’t mince words during his interview with ESNews, laying out his clear-cut perspective on the current state of affairs in boxing. “Yeah, I mean it’s great for us, great for DAZN but you know the problem is, we’re in a good position now where we don’t just need to bring any fighter any big name because, the price of that fighter gotta be right for the business. This is why people are so inactive,” Hearn explained.

Moreover, he delved into the specifics of maintaining an athlete’s presence in the sport. “Look what inactivity did to Deontay Wilder, all because he wasn’t prepared to take the money for an easy defense in Alabama, which he should’ve done. Terence Crawford should be fighting now in Omaha even if it’s someone out of the top 10. Stay relevant, keep the profile moving,” he advised, emphasizing the importance of consistent engagement with the ring. As

Furthermore, Hearn passionately reiterated his stance on the need for fighters, specifically Terence Crawford and Gervonta Davis, to increase their ring appearances. He previously highlighted their achievements and potential, expressing concern over their lack of activity despite significant victories. “You’ve got to stay active; that’s the thing with Terence Crawford – he’s going to be out of the ring for nearly a year again,” Hearn remarked on the MMA Hour. The last time Terence fought twice in a year was in 2019, when he fought against Amir Khan and Egidijus Kavaliauskas.

But is he looking to take advantage of PBC and Canelo splitting due to a lack of fights?

Eddie Hearn is ready to do everything!

Hearn is setting the stage for what could be an iconic chapter in Canelo’s career, eyeing a lasting reunion with the superstar following his split from PBC. With Alvarez now a free agent, Hearn envisions a future where Canelo continues to dominate boxing under the Matchroom and DAZN banner, potentially setting up high-caliber matchups like the one with Jaime Munguia.

“I have had a lot of phone calls…saying Canelo is coming home [to DAZN],” Hearn shared, reflecting the buzz this move has generated. Committed to this vision, he affirmed, “Being honest, I am going to do everything I can, if he is available, to make those fights happen,” signaling a determined push to align Alvarez’s path with DAZN’s ambitious plans.

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How will this potential reunion shape the future of the sport? Will Canelo’s return to DAZN under Hearn’s guidance usher in a new era of boxing supremacy?

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