​Exclusive: Former UFC fighter pitches Dana White-Eddie Hearn ‘little sparring match appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here.Amid the ongoing feud between Dana White and Eddie Hearn regarding the Anthony Joshua vs. Tyson Fury fight, former UFC fighter Tyron Woodley has shared his thoughts on it. Recently answering exclusive questions by ClutchPoints, Woodley addressed the feud and believed White and Hearn to get into a sparring session.“Boxing was Dana White’s first love. Coming up in Vegas, his interaction with boxing and trying to manage fighters. He went from loving boxing, to creating a powerhouse with UFC, to now actually being able to promote boxing and have access to the biggest match-ups without having to start at the bottom like he did with UFC. I think he’s excited about it. I’d love to see him and Eddie Hearn get into a little sparring match.“These motherf**kers are always going at each other. Y’all aren’t supposed to be tough. We’re supposed to be tough. One of these promoters is going to square up with another one at some point. Let us fighters promote it. Dana looks like he could box. I’ve seen Eddie looking a little lighter on his feet, and the UK is known for its boxing. I’d call it an even fight. They should let me promote it,” Woodley said.Watch sports LIVE with fuboTV (free trial)UFC president Dana White recently claimed to have a role in producing and booking the Fury vs. Joshua fight. However, Matchroom Boxing’s Eddie Hearn publicly objected to the claims and White’s involvement. In addition to this, Hearn and White have also been feuding over the match’s location.Ex-UFC fighter Tyron Woodley breaks down the best location for the Joshua vs. Fury fightAnswering ClutchPoints’ questions, arranged by Mr Gamble, Woodley opened up about the much-debated location for the Fury vs. Joshua fight. While Eddie Hearn and Joshua wanted the fight to take place in the UK, Dana White was more keen on having it in the USA.“Outside of the US. It’s a more international fight. Neither guy is from the US. Even a neutral battleground might be better. Putting it in the US doesn’t give it the biggest opportunity to become an international blockbuster because some people just aren’t willing to travel to America,” Woodley said.The fight is now set to take place on Dec. 11, 2026, at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff.Related: Dana White says ‘unicorn’ Ronda Rousey changed his mind about having women in UFCRelated: UFC’s Joe Rogan questions Conor McGregor’s 5-year-long comeback