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Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, fighters have been busy on social media in an attempt to remain relevant and book the biggest fights possible once combat sports fully resume.

Arguably the biggest puncher in the UFC has been openly campaigning to try his hand at boxing, and Matchroom Boxing's Eddie Hearn is very interested in staging a crossover fight between that puncher, UFC heavyweight Francis Ngannou, and interim WBC heavyweight champion Dillian Whyte.

Hearn told ESPN of his interest in co-promoting a fight with UFC president Dana White that would pit the two heavyweights against one another inside a boxing ring.

'I thought maybe me and Dana could put this night together where you've got a ring which also transforms into a cage between matchups,' Hearn said. 'So you've got crossover fights but you've got an MMA fighter against a boxer in a ring. Then you've got a boxer fighting an MMA fighter in a cage.'

Hearn has even gone as far as to schedule a special ePress conference with Ngannou and Whyte for the fifth edition of the 'Rivals' series at 2 p.m. ET Saturday, where the fighters are expected to discuss a potential matchup.

White, however, shot down the idea of the UFC's No. 2-ranked heavyweight taking on Whyte in a boxing ring. White says his energy is being directed toward the UFC at the moment. He also suggested that Ngannou wouldn't be a part of the ePress conference.

'I like Eddie Hearn,' White said at a media event in Las Vegas. '(But) I'm not interested in that . . . I'm not thinking about boxing anymore and I'm worried about (UFC) business right now.'

talkSPORT.com reporter: “Hi, No Context Hearn, would you be able to have a chat with me about how successful your Twitter account has been?”

No Context Hearn: “Oh, go on then!”

The parody account of charismatic boxing promoter Eddie Hearn has taken Twitter by storm since September and has already amassed more than 320,000 followers.

If you haven’t heard of No Context Hearn then you must be living in a cave!

But in a nut shell, No Context Hearn collects some of the best/most random clips from interviews with Hearn and allows anyone to make a tweet to caption it.

Below is the account’s most famous ‘Oh, go on then!’ clip.

— No Context Hearn (@NoContextHearn) September 22, 2019

Hearn himself gave context to some of the clips with talkSPORT shortly after No Context Hearn made it big.

An ‘Out of Context’ or ‘No Context’ account is nothing new on social media but the impact No Context Hearn has had is unrivalled.

It’s even got to the stage where people are re-enacting the ‘Oh, go on then!’ clip or ‘My darlin’, you with the headband, you are different gravy’ out in the real world.

If you follow No Context Hearn or at least follow enough people who follow it, you’ll know one’s feed on Twitter is filled with numerous hilarious clips of Hearn with some hilarious captions.

Some of the captions are admittedly a little close to the bone, but there’s an understanding among everyone that no one’s being serious.

So who is the genius behind the hilarious parody account? talkSPORT.com spoke exclusively to its creator.

He would like to maintain some secrecy while running the account, but tells us his name is Andy and he works for the NHS.

The account was a spur of the moment thing after seeing other successful ‘No Context’ accounts but Andy has been surprised by the success of his.

“I definitely didn’t expect the account to go viral,” he said. “The account is just three months old and rapidly closing in on a quarter of a billion impressions.”

We all have our favourite No Context Hearn clip but which one is Andy’s favourite?

He added: “It would either be ‘Oh, go on then!’ or ‘My darlin’, you with the headband, you are different gravy’ due to them going so viral.

“It was great to see Brighton Hove Albion and Newcastle/Allan Saint-Maximin using them last week.”

😉 First ever @premierleague win at The Emirates?#BHAFC ⚫️ https://t.co/xnconoq4hU

— Brighton & Hove Albion ⚽️ (@OfficialBHAFC) December 5, 2019

'You are different gravy' ? 🙇🏾‍♂️ https://t.co/gJ0pGLVn7J

— Allan Saint-Maximin (@asaintmaximin) December 5, 2019

Such has been the success of No Context Hearn, fans can now buy official merchandise including mugs and pint glasses with some memorable catch phrases from the account.

Andy has never met Hearn personally himself, but revealed the pair have been in communication about the sales of products to do with the account.

They came to an agreement that a percentage of sales will go to a charity of Hearn’s choice.

Andy added: “I had several companies approach me about selling merchandise. The Terrace, a retro sport and kit inspired culture store, managed to convince me to go for it.

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“Thankfully Eddie was okay with us giving it a go and we agreed to donate a percentage of sales to a charity of his choosing.

“If you are looking for a Christmas stocking filler, or Secret Santa gift, look no further than the No Context Hearn store.”

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So what are the ambitions for No Context Hearn in the future?

Well, much like when the account began, Andy’s goals are fairly modest but heartwarming at the same time.

He said: “I wouldn’t say I have a specific aim for the account. I’m enjoying providing people a rare opportunity to have a positive, fun time on Twitter.”