Simon Jordan has aimed hearth at Eddie Hearn within the aftermath of the Anthony Joshua vs Dillian Whyte struggle cancellation by bringing again up the boxing promoter's earlier feedback. Hearn needed to step in when Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn's bout was cancelled final yr, and Jordan has since questioned him.

Eubank Jr and Benn's struggle was scheduled for October on the O2 Arena, however organisers took it off the desk after the latter examined optimistic for the banned substance clomifene, which might increase testosterone.

At the top of July, Benn introduced he might resume his boxing profession after being cleared by a UK Anti-Doping investigation into his two failed medicine checks.

Ten months after the cancellation of Eubank Jr vs Benn, one other highly-anticipated occasion on the O2 between Joshua and Whyte will not happen as scheduled on August 12.

Hearn and Matchroom have revealed Whyte returned "adverse analytical findings" throughout a random doping check, however the 35-year-old has denied taking a banned substance.

And Jordan has directed his frustrations towards Hearn, claiming he wasted no time in cancelling Joshua vs Whyte earlier than re-hashing what the promoter mentioned after the Benn struggle was cancelled.

He tweeted: "#JoshuaWhyte2. Remember when Eddie Hearn told me he couldn't contractually cancel the Benn vs Eubank fight? Funny.

"Doesn't appear to have that challenge cancelling the #JoshuaWhyte struggle... Funny how bulls**t finally ends up floating to the floor."

Hearn quickly suggested Jordan was wrong, stating: "Listen to it again once more... and I'll see you Tuesday for one more education."

It prompted Jordan to fire back, reiterating his claims.

"Don't you are worried! We each know what you mentioned. It's indelible. It's on audio Tsk tsk, Cyrano," Jordan added.

"We can all overcome arguments after we function on the planet of fiction. No doubt we are able to play it once more. Still time so that you can get your story straight, blue chip promoter."

Joshua and Whyte were set for an eye-catching rubber match later this month after facing each other twice earlier in their careers.

Whyte came out on top during the pair's amateur days, but Joshua knocked him out in 2015 and would've entered their third fight as the favourite.

Joshua, 33, is attempting to continue boosting his stocks after two straight losses to Oleksandr Usyk, earning a decision win against American Jermaine Franklin last time out in April.

Whyte, 35, also defeated Franklin last November but fell to Tyson Fury at Wembley Stadium in his previous outing.

It's unclear where the event, scheduled for six days' time, stands after Whyte's failed doping test collapsed its main event.

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