Ryan Garcia’s father, Henry Garcia, is concerned about Devin Haney’s attitude in his fight against Jose Ramirez in New York. He thinks that if Haney (31-0, 15 coes) is dropped by Ramirez, “It can waste him. “
Whether Haney’s re -broadcast with Ryan Garcia depends on the fight against Jose Ramirez is unclear. If this is the agreement that Turki Al-Sheikh gave Haney, he must be sick. It’s pressure. There is a boat load of money that Haney can earn in the re -broadcast with Kingry, and Ramirez can destroy it all,
Haney’s fragile state
We do not know where Haney is spiritual after that loss. It is clear that she decides not to defend his WBC Light Welterweight title against Sandor Martin and to take off for a whole year can be seen as a sign that his confidence has abandoned him. He has never been the type to take breaks, and the timing is suspicious.
Devin can already be ‘confused’ as it is, and lose against Kingry in a three-knockdown, 12-round decisive defeat on April 20. Getting to the Ring with the Olympic Jose Ramirez in 2012 can be a nightmare for Haney, significantly if he is dropped three or four times. Ramirez will not take breaks as Ryan did to beat the filling from Devin.
He is more of a constant fighter who continues to punish his opponents and have excellent endurance. Garcia seemed to be in the form to finish Haney after injuring him in the seventh round.
Of course, some people would argue that referee Harvey Dock Devin’s skin saved by stopping the action of punishing Ryan for beating in that round on the break. Dock’s move gave Haney time to recover.
Henry saw the former WBC and WBO Light Welterweight Champion Ramirez Fight, and he is a good fighter for Haney to fight. He comes back from hell he went through in his beat against Kingry in April.
Haney would come straight out of the frying pan in the fire by adopting Ramirez (29-2, 18 COs) on the bottom map of Ryan Garcia against Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero at Times Square in New York.
The Ramirez risk
“If Jose Ramirez cracked him, I am worried about Haney because psychologically, I don’t think he’s ready for that for something like that, ”Henry Garcia said Millcity Boxing About his concerns about Devin Haney’s preparation for his fight against the former WBC/WBO champion, 140 pounds, Jose Ramirez in May.
“If he’s dropped, it’s going to waste him. Again, Jose is no pushover. If he catches him and drops him, it’s going to go bad for Haney. “
Last updated on 02/06/2025
