“Movement like a rabbit”: Eddie Hearn Slams Devin Haney’s scary account against Ramirez, doubting the rematch with the fake Ryan Garcia

Eddie Hearn says “The rematch is in the tatlica” Between Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney after their catastrophic views on Times Square 2. May 2. Hearn says both fighters need “another fight”. He doesn’t say who they should fight with, but it would be good if they both took safe opponents.

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Haney (32-0, 15 ko) was still ready to enter the ring for confrontation, despite Ryan lost his head conflict against Roland’s ‘Rolly’ Romera. From Devin’s point of view, he felt that he had done his part with a victory in the fight against Jose Ramirez in compassion. He was ready to start promoting the planned October rematch with Kingry.

Movement similar to a rabbit

Hearn says he was told Haney looks like a “Rabbit” Inside the ring, moving non -stop, looking “petrified” against the former WBA and WBO Light Welterweight Champion Ramirez. He beat the fight with a unanimous decision in 12 rounds. He looked so frightened by the constant movement that came out of the battle, and the stock fell like he would have lost it. He could better manage to bravely fought in the defeat, because at least he would not look like chicken.

Hearn doesn’t say who Ryan and Haney could fight that it would be good enough to be redeemed. Fans will not respect them if they fight the tomato can. They must fight high -caliber velter weights that can potentially beat them to return. Will Devin and his father, Bill Haney, agree to fight a good candidate to raise their supplies for a rematch with Ryan? I doubt it.

“Devin had a lot of demons, but he didn’t make a good attempt to mask. I got messages from the first round, saying:”Devin looks petrified, ‘“Said Eddie Hearn Chris Mannix YouTubE Channel, speaking of Devin Haney’s performance against Jose Ramirez on May 2 on Times Square. “He went a lot in the fight with Ryan Garcia, but he just moved.

“Devin moved like a rabbit. It was rude. In fact, when he held his legs several times, he repeatedly injured Ramirez. I felt like his size, if he held his legs, he stopped ramirez 100% there. I don’t know if he didn’t do it or he needed you circles to convert to that barrier.”

Haney would not stop Ramirez if he had stopped and traded with him. If nothing else, Haney would be cropped because he marked several times when he stopped running. Once he hit, he took off like a rocket and accelerated around the ring. Devin doesn’t look like he could shoot politely without falling on the canvas. People fail to realize that Haney paired during the camp, and he was probably repeatedly injured. This probably was even more afraid of mixing him with Ramirez. He had the appearance of a fighter who was injured in a training camp.

Uninspired Garcia

“Then we moved to Ryan Garcia, who was bizarre,” Hearn said. “Nobody really did anything. I don’t know what he was doing. Is that just what he rejected? Derrick James told him the right things to do, but never tried. Is that a moment? Is that confidence? Did he fall in love with everything? Did he injure himself and didn’t want to hire?”

Garcia tried to hire, but after injuring himself in the second round, he quickly gave up. He returned briefly in that circle, but he felt Rolly’s power and did not dare risk again.

“None of them are really encouraging, but Rolly really did nothing,” Hearn said. “It was a strange fight. Haney entered the ring after to make a face. Now you got a big rematch. The rematch is in the tatters. Nowhere is it close to the value. And, I think both guys need another altercation, “Hearn said.

Ryan and Haney need another fight, but none of them will risk fighting with a good enough opponent for fans to believe in them again. The only way to do this is if Turks Alalshikh put their feet on fire and told them that they had to beat top killers in 147 or 140 to get a rematch. They should let them know that they have to fight top fighters, and if they lose, “without a rematch.” It’s just like real life. You don’t get a reward for failure. Haney failed to have fun, which is the worst thing you can do in boxing.

A fall in stock

“I mean, Ryan must. I don’t know if there is a removal clause,” Hearn said. “Again, you won’t scream soon to see both guys. They have to get out and put together a performance. It’s a fun job. You get all that money. All stocks have fallen on Friday and Saturday. When you get all that money and you know what you are applying for, you have to be a little mentally harder than that.”

Garcia did not say he wanted a rematch with Rolly. He says he is on the fans that they decide whether to fight Haney, Rolly or someone else. He is not very interested in fighting Rolly again. You can say.

Not a killer?

“The thing in Ryan and Devin is that they are not a killer. You have to have a mentality, but it was disappointing on that big stage,” Hearn said.

It’s not just that they are “not murderers.” Ryan and Haney are not truly talents. Neither of them is good enough to fight champions or even three best candidates at 147 without losing. The way they both fought, even the weakest relationship between the champions in Welterweight, Mario Barrios, would win them.