Haney’s rematch of vision: neglecting the threat of Ramirez to persecute Garcia’s victory colored in a ped?

Devin Haney said today that there are still “questionnaires” to respond to his previous fight with Ryan Garcia. Because of this, he was chosen to fight Ryan potentially, provided they both win their fights at the Fary Card 2. May 2. DAZN PPV on Times Square, New York.

“Even better”?

Haney says he’ll be “even better” After he went through the trouble of his loss. That doesn’t sound realistically. With the beating he took from Ryan, the chances were that Devin could fall apart on May 2 in his fight against Jose Ramirez. His beard will fail.

What Haney (31-0, 15 ko) alludes to Kingry’s positive PED test for the elderly for which he was marked after winning him at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York on April 20 last year. Devin, 26, believes that Garcia was not clean and received a little further assistance that allowed him to do what he could not be able to be on it.

If Haney and Garcia do not win in the fight on May 2. There will be no rematch in October. We will never know if Devin won that he was clean. Haney fights Jose Ramirez on May 2 in what many see as a 50-50 match. Ryan returned a relatively gentle fight against Roland’s ‘Rolly’ Romera at that card.

“I think it was the right way to do this to respond to a questionnaire that is still there,” said Devin Haney Ring Magazine When asked why he decided to go for a rematch with Ryan Garcia in October.

When Haney noted that there was still a “questionnaire” about his loss from Ryan Garcia from last April, the gathered fighters of fatal anger smiled collectively. They did not agree with Haney and his “questionnaire” comment. Obviously, they see Devin as if he still can’t face the truth about his loss.

Losers

What we could see was that Ryan was doing her part to get a rematch by destroying Rolly, while Haney fails to do her job by losing Ramirez. Since this is a tournament, Haney would enter the loser carrier and faced the rinsing of the fight the Teofimo Lopez vs. Arnold Barboza Jr. There is a good chance that Haney could lose one of them, and his career would be in Blato.

“I have faced trouble and I think I’m even better fighter,“Devin said about his loss from Ryan.” It motivated me to become an even better version of myself, and I’ll show it on May 2. “

If this was a movie, Haney would have returned “even better” than loss and destroyed Ramirez to get a big salary waiting in a rematch with Ryan Garcia. Unfortunately, this is a real life, and Devin will not be a “better fighter” after daytime lights were beaten from it last April.

“I was a little unmotivated. I’ve been a long time in 140 years, and it took me a big toll. I took out my hat in Barboz. He’s a great fighter. I’m sure he’ll manage well on May 2,” Jose Ramirez said, thinking about his recent loss from Arnold Barboz Jr.

“I’ve been doing it all my life. I’ve been 32 years old. I was an Olympic and United World Champion of 2012. I know what it takes to go out there and be part of big fights. I am excited about this (Haney). I have put on extra pounds and can already see more light on my feet, and more energetic,” Ramirez said. “

“It’s fast like S ***. He can run, he can crack a lot of experience,” said Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero, playing him beautifully, praising Ryan Garcia.