“Booed in Los Angeles, Haney claims the status of a” villain “: Before Ramirez fought in New York

Devin Haney played that fans were cheering him on Monday during a press conference in Los Angeles, saying he was playing the role of a “villain” for his fight against Jose Ramirez on May 2 at Times Square, New York.

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During a press conference, former world champion with two divisions Haney made angry Ryana Garcia speaking to a press conference monitor, Todd Grishamthat he fought a guy with a Peds in his system in his defeat last April at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.

Devin’s father, Bill Haney, is perfect for a villain, and you can claim that he played the role from the beginning. Today’s anger Bill, in which he complained that Todd Grisham did not suffocate Devin with compliments during a press conference.

It was funny to listen to Bill and I wasn’t sure if it was an act. He looked serious dead. Bill sounded like he wanted Grisham anointed Devin as the next king.

The plan of the ‘villain’

Devin played a negative role at that moment because he knew he would get a Garcia reaction. It won’t matter what Haney cites fans to hate him because he still has to win to be effective.

Fans do not pay attention to fighters who are beaten daily. Devin is a loss from Ryan Garcia last April, and if she loses Ramirez, it will be two in a row. Haney’s shares will still fall, and his negative character will be pointless.

Haney (31-0, 15 ko) aroused as he went on stage to sit at the table. He did not play any role at the time. He is considered a renegade for his lawsuit against Ryan Garcia. There was no acting on Devin’s side. Many fans hate him and consider him weak about the move.

“I always wanted to be a villain .. I’m okay with a villain,” said Devin Haney Ring MagazinePutting a positive spin on him that many fans hate him and to step up at a press conference on Monday in Los Angeles.

“It’s easier to be a villain and it pays to be a villain. Then Floyd (Mayweather) became a star when he became a villain. I think I’m becoming a massive star now that I’m crossing. People want to see me lose now.

“They want to pay to see me lose. So. I’m happy. I was a good guy, but I was really a villain. I was secretly a villain, but I acted as a guy,” Haney said.