Inside Eddie Hearn’s Matchroom Fight Camp with stunning ring marquee and behind-the-scenes access ahead of weekend start

EDDIE HEARN has given his Instagram followers an inside look at Matchroom’s Fight Camp ahead of this weekend’s first bill.

The first main event at Matchroom’s headquarters in Brentwood, Essex, is a domestic dust-up between Sam Eggington and Ted Cheeeseman.

Eddie Hearn has shown boxing fans an inside look at Matchroom’s Fight Camp

Hearn showed the route of how the boxers will make their way down to the ring

A changing room for the fighters is almost completed ahead of Saturday night

The IBF international super-welterweight title is on the line, and boxing fans cannot wait for the showdown.

And with just days to go until the event, Hearn has uploaded a video on Instagram to his 936,000 followers showing progress of the construction in the garden of the huge mansion.

In the clip, Hearn detailed the route on how the fighters will make their way down into the ring, as he showed off the stunning ring marquee.

He then remarked: “It’s going to be f****** epic to be fair.”

A changing room for the boxers is also in the closing stages of being completed, with social media loving the look of his Fight Camp.

One fan messaged on the video: “Amazing work, well done Eddie & team.”

Another stated: “Eddie’s the best, no comparison at all.”

A third added: “Great concept, and some solid domestic fights coming up. Just great to see British boxing back.”

Eddie Hearn will be hosting events from the garden of Matchroom’s headquarters in Brentwood, Essex

Hearn showed how his dad Barry has a perfect view of the ring from his office

Hearn showed fans some of his favourite images during his time as a promoter

There will a total of four events that will be held at Fight Camp

Eggington’s clash against Cheeseman is the first of four consecutive weekend events that will be held at Fight Camp.

The second card will be headlined by WBC world champion Terri Harper vs Natasha Jonas, with Felix Cash vs Jason Welborn to take place on August 14.

Dillian Whyte’s pay-per-view clash against Alexander Povetkin will conclude the backyard brawls at Hearn’s Matchroom HQ.

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