EDDIE HEARN is unsure if he will be permitted to attend Tyson Fury's fight against Dillian Whyte, but has offered to take his spit bucket.
On April 23, the 33-year-old heavyweights will settle their scores at Wembley.
Eddie Hearn is not sure if he will be permitted to attend Dillian Whyte and Tyson Fury's fight
This was after Fury's promoter Frank Warren won a record-breaking PS30.6million WBC prize.
Hearn, who bid PS24m for the fight, has not been officially involved in the mega-fight, but has promoted Whyte throughout his career as heavyweight.
Warren's ongoing feud has made it unclear if the Matchroom Boxing boss will be present at the fight.
He has also offered his support to Whyte, even if that means carrying his bucket.
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Hearn stated to Boxing Social that he doesn't believe he's allowed, but that if I were to be allowed I might get in the corner.
"I thought about going into the corner and carrying the bucket. I would do that.
"I would wear a Dillian Whyte shirt and keep the bucket in the corner. Think about the purchases.
"Might double buys, the announcement. 'Eddie Hearn will carry the bucket for DillianWhyte'."
SIGN UP DEALS AND FREE BETS - THE BEST NEW CUSTOMER OFFERINGSSince the fight was confirmed, Whyte kept radio silence as Hearn stated that there were still problems to be solved.
TalkSPORT spoke to him earlier in the week, saying: "There are just so many different problems to solve."
"I don’t believe it’s going to affect the fight. To be completely honest, I'm glad that I'm not involved.
"Because they'll just turn on or do whatever it takes, tune in to watch it. They both should get in the ring to give everyone a great fight.
