Bradley claims Haney still seemed gunshy toward Norman Jr

Tim Bradley unleashed his unfiltered thoughts on Devin Haney’s performance last weekend, questioning whether he’ll have another “bit gunshy” in his victory over WBO welterweight champion Brian Norman Jr.

For the past three days, the Bradley Boxing Hall has given Haney (33-0, 15 KOs) his flowers for his upset 12-round unanimous decision victory over the previously undefeated Norman Jr. (28-1, 22 KOs). But today Tim was like a dam bursting open, laughing as he discussed Haney’s shaky way of getting Norman Jr. to fight, and fought as if he had driven through a minefield full of anti-personnel mines. He looked like a worried soldier.

“I don’t feel like myself from Saturday. But did anyone see what I saw? Didn’t Devin still look a little gunshy?” said Tim Bradley on his channel before bursting into laughter, and the timid look of Devin Haney in his fight against WBO welterweight champion Brian Norman Jr. discussed last Saturday night.

It took Bradley long enough to make him think about Haney’s performance, as he was grilled by numerous fans for the hold he made to prevent Norman Jr.

“I can’t be stopped. I won’t be stopped. I can’t shut up. Never. You can never get rid of me, big dogs. He still looked a little gunshy. You won the fight. Good job, Dev, but let’s just keep it a buck. I let it sit for a few days. I gave you props. You still looked my thing, Hanley, but you still got my thing looked, Hanley, but.

Haney landed 70 of 271 punches in the 12-round fight with Norman Jr. landed That’s a low figure for a welterweight to land and throw. The 70 connections match Haney’s numbers for his previous fight against Jose Ramirez on May 2, 2025.