Don’t fight for victory, only for the check ‘: Rolando Romero is a scary criticism of Garcia, Haney, Lopez and the state of modern boxing

Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero says he is not sure how much the interest of the fans will be in Ryan Garcia Vs. Devin Haney 2 rematch after what went last Friday last Friday. Romero (17-2, 13 ko) may have spoiled things for the two by defeating Ryan by a unanimous decision in 12 rounds last Friday night at the Times Square event in New York.

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A rematch

Romero says a low exit for both fighters will make it difficult to get “Pulling a lot” For the rematch of Garcia-Haney. Ryan threw only 210 shots into his fight with Rolly. Haney threw 224 into his incongruous unanimous decision against Jose Ramirez in compassion.

Ryan did not exclude to continue with a rematch with Haney in October. He said he would leave it to the fans. Interestingly, he did not intensify himself for trying to take revenge on the loss of Romera. It tells you that Garcia is not sure she can win.

That second round that suffered against Rolly was scared of him because he felt his power and did nothing the rest of the fight. I think Kingry knows if he will fight Roland again, he will be beaten, and his chances of fighting Haney after damping.

“I don’t think I have spoiled the plans because they are still unwavering in the rematch,” Rolly Romero said Fix When asked if he thinks the remains of the rematch Devin Haney against Ryan Garcia were corrupted by his victory over Kingry last Friday. “I don’t know how much it will follow, given that both fighters have ever had the lowest exit.”

Turks Alalshikh did not say a word about whether he was still interested in the fight of Garcia Vs. Haney 2. He is the one to decide. If he still wants to see these two fights in October, Ryan won’t say no. Haney still wants a fight because it’s his biggest day. It was not built to compete with top weights like Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis or Brian Norman Jr. -And, so he wants that big salary against Ryan. Whatever happens after his career falls apart, it won’t matter. They will make money for retirement.

“I think they should do it again. I helped them promote a fight. I kept saying that they should have a rematch,” Rolly said about Ryan and Devin. “I just went there to make Ryan ** and get a belt. I didn’t care about anything else. You can’t promote such a fight (Garcia-Haney 2) and completely forget who else in the fight.”

It was a bad way to promote Garcia vs. Romero talking about rematch with Haney throughout the upgrade. They treated Rolly as if he were just a relative that Garcia knocked on the way to the rematch with Haney.

Wages fighters?

“Look. Everyone just fought to get to the next salary,” Rolly said of Times Square with Ryan, Devin and Teofimo Lopez, who went through movements, making a minimal effort. “Ryan tried to win for a moment. He was pierced. He changed.” I’ll fight for the next salary. “Everyone fights for the next salary.

It looked like Ryan, Haney and Teofimo just fought to get their big handbags and think about the next pay day. Lopez exposed the whole fight, landing almost nothing and trying not to guess. His struggle was as boring as Haney’s, and it was obvious that he was only there for money.

“I’m not fighting for money. You can’t buy me,” Romero said. “Do you think Shakur is worth everything he is looking for? No. Do you think Devin is worth what he is looking for? No. Ryan has a great monitoring. So, we’ll give him a pass. Canelo has a great monitoring. So, we’ll give him a passage. Honestly, what did Canelo do in a long time?”

Canelo Alvarez was another of the fighters who failed to make any effort. He looked like sparring was in his fight with William Scull on May 3.

“I know Benavidez will beat his **. I know Benavidez does not fight for the check. Fighting because he wants to win. It’s a difference. That’s what’s destroying sports. People are overpaid for what they don’t deserve,” Rolly said,