The war of words between Frank Warren and Eddie Hearn over tickets on the secondary market on StubHub wages on, with no end in sight just yet.

Today tickets went on sale for the Nonito Donaire vs Carl Frampton fight in Belfast next April and one fan reached out to the promoter of the event, Frank Warren, to get his take following recent comments about Eddie Hearn:

https://twitter.com/paulhindley82/status/951428839774806016

Credit to Warrren, he responded transparently to fans and got a lot of positive reaction with the following:

For starters we don’t give them tickets like other promoters or are sponsored by them. There are under 50 Frampton tickets on Stubhub, put on by reptiles trying to fleece the fans.. compared to Bellew v Haye where there are about 500 (the magic number)https://t.co/EN6Yu4TyKW

— Frank Warren (@FrankWarren) January 11, 2018

This follows months, if not over a year, of back and forth between Hearn and Warren over boxing tickets going being sold on the StubHub website.

Eddie Hearn’s promotional company Matchroom Sport has one of its sponsors as StubHub, where Hearn has said time and time in interviews said that the company only sell tickets on the secondary market for their boxing events that are popular, where fans can buy and sell tickets on the secondary market.

The issue however continues to frustrate paying fans who actually attend boxing events, who frequently have to pay over the odds for what already in some cases can be expensive tickets anyway.