Ryan Garcia vs Devin Haney 2 is a fight that is no longer demand

After producing a dramatic first fight, both Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney gave appearances at the performances at Fatal Fury: City of Wolves, and now is a potential rematch between Garcia and Haney Fighting that has lost public appeal.

Fatal anger is set up as an introduction to the long -awaited rematch between Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney. Unfortunately, both fighters did not look sharp, and now it reduces the excitement that is built around the potential Garcia VS Haney 2.

Pageasty included in the fatal anger: the city of the wolves was truly flawless, but the action inside the ring did not meet Hype. Of the three stars of boxers who were shown in a highly published triple header, Teofimo Lopez was the only one to publish a solid performance.

In the second main event of a triple presenter, former two-story world champion Devin’s “The Dream” Haney faced the former united Super-Test World Champion Jose Ramirez. This was Haney’s first blow from his conflict with Ryan Garcia of April 2024.

In his fight against Ramirez, Haney used unnecessary lateral movement throughout the 12 -round competition. Nicknamed “The Dream”, Haney put the audience as he was sleeping while throwing one blow one at a time, then ran around the ring to avoid hit.

Jose Ramirez kept pressing forward, but did not have the speed of the foot needed to successfully cut off the ring. At the end of a boring duel of 12 rounds, Devin Haney was named the winner by a unanimous decision.

Compubox has been used in boxing sports for the last 40 years, and since its inception, Haney VS Ramirez Bout has set a record because it placed fourth place for the smallest amount of landing bumps in 12 circles. Haney landed 70 shots and Ramirez landed 40.

After the non-giving Haney VS Ramirez Bout, Fight fans swore that Ryan Garcia vs Rolly Romero’s match was the fight of the night. Garcia started well as he used his feints and connected with a stitch.

At the beginning of the second round, Romero landed a double left hook that sent Garcia to the canvas. Garcia stood up and managed to survive and get him out of another round.

For the rest of the fight, Garcia seemed to hesitate to attack the offensive ending. Rolly Romero continued to dictate the pace of the fight, and at the end of the competition in 12 rounds, Rolly Romero won by a unanimous decision.

Since Ryan Garcia (24-2, 20 ko) lost his fight and Devin Haney (32-0, 15 ko) won in an intense way, it is sure to say that no one wants to see the sequel to Haney VS Garcia. So the question is, if they don’t fight each other, what follows for Haney and Garcia?

For Devin Haney, a heavy 147 -pound class may not be best suitable for him, so that, he said, he may need a well -known opponent like Teofimo Lopez or Rolly Romero. As for Ryan Garcia, he must regain his credibility. Therefore, he should get a fight to adjust and then follow a rematch against Rolly Romera.