"Arguing over tickets, that's crazy" - Fans react after new footage reveals Devin Haney and Eddie Hearn's heated face-to-face confrontation at Wembley

Matchroom promoter Eddie Hearn was seen engaging in a heated conversation with Devin Haney during the Anthony Joshua vs. Daniel Dubois card at Wembley on Sept. 21.

Conor Benn recorded the pair's interaction and later posted it on his Instagram.

Check out Benn's story below:

The footage was then shared by boxing journalist Michael Benson on X, where fans quickly concluded that Haney seemingly was upset over not being handed free tickets to the event. They slammed 'The Dream' for arguing over trivial matters.

One fan commented:

"Dude still bitching about the free ticket he begged for? lol"

Another fan added:

"Arguing over tickets that's crazy."

One fan quipped:

"Benn looked like he was about to start throwing eggs at Haney"

Check out more fan reactions below:

Haney and Hearn were in attendance for the Riyadh Season card headlined by Joshua vs. Dubois, which saw the latter land several fight-ending blows on 'AJ'. As a result, 'Dynamite' shocked the boxing community to retain his IBF heavyweight title.

Meanwhile, after losing to Ryan Garcia in April 2024, which was later overturned on account of Garcia's failed drug test, Haney has since been suspended by the New York State Athletic Commission for medical reasons.

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Eddie Hearn gave his take on Anthony Joshua's loss

Eddie Hearn provided his insight on the loss of Anthony Joshua against Daniel Dubois for the IBF heavyweight title at Wembley Stadium on Sept. 21. Joshua suffered multiple knockdowns, which ended with him laying flat on the canvas. Dubois defeated 'AJ' via a fifth-round knockout to retain the title.

Joshua's promoter, Hearn, opened up on his fighter's loss and maintained that, if not for the KO, 'AJ' was en route to victory.

Speaking at the post-fight press conference on Saturday, Hearn reviewed the fight and argued that, despite the loss, Joshua still showed his gritty spirit:

''It's a difficult defeat, but at this point you have to try and take any positives you can and it's difficult because the start was disastrous and the only positives I can take is the unbelievable heart and guts and n*ts that he [Joshua] showed to never give up.''

The Matchroom boxing promoter added:

''Remarkably, as bad as he performed tonight, as many mistakes that he made, he still could have won the fight.''

Check out Eddie Hearn discuss the Joshua vs. Dubois fight (0:55):