Eddie Hearn expects wild night from Lewis Crocker-Paddy Donovan II

“I find it fascinating, the body language this time. I think Crocker’s really trying to keep himself low-key, like, you know, ‘No pressure on me, just going to go out there, I can’t win. Paddy Donovan was amazing last time, he was beating me easy.’ And Paddy’s just turned into this monster. He’s braided his hair, and he’s really embracing his personality, which might be a good or a bad thing – I don’t know. But Crocker’s got to let his hands go. He’s a very, very big puncher, and if you’re not prepared to sit there and take chances, you’re not going to beat Paddy Donovan, because Paddy Donovan’s a master boxer and you can’t just stand in front of him with your guard up, following him around the ring. You’ve got to take chances, and in my opinion, he’s got to take chances early in this fight, because once you let Paddy get in his rhythm, he’s very hard to beat.”