EDDIE HEARN proved that he can match up perfectly - using his impressions of famous boxers.
The promoter was an Ed-ringer for British ring legends Chris Eubanks and Kell Brook, vocally at least.
Kell Brook, an ex-IBF welterweight champion, might be interested in returning to the ring to give Eddie Hearn some smacking
He mocked himself by impersonating Bob Arum, the legendary American promoter, and slating HEARN for being a 'disgraceful to boxing'.
Hearn surprised fans with his surprising talent during an Instagram Q&A. He tipped Anthony Joshua against Tyson Fury in order to win Britain's largest fight in December.
He also predicted that AJ would win his revenge bid for title unification against Oleksandr Uzyk this summer.
Many of his admirers were attracted to his sideline in impressions.
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He was in full flow as he took on Eubank's ex-middleweight form - including a fake preview of Joe Cordina, the Welsh hero's IBF super-featherweight title against Kenichi Ogawa.
Brook's impersonation by Hearn was even more cheeky.
His scariest impression was that of Arum.
The Brit spoke in a low, rasping voice about himself, saying: "Eddie Hearn is a disgraceful boxer."
He thinks he understands it all. He comes over here. He doesn't know anything about the US market."
Hearn, however, shook his head at the impersonation and stated: "That's pretty awful, to be truthful with you."
Jim McDonnell, a two-time world champion and who also trained Danny Williams (and James DeGale), was his most humorous impression.
Then, he imitated Richard Schaefer, a Swiss promoter.
Hearn's round by-round verdict on him? "Eubank is actually the only one I'm good at."