Devin Haney says critics will fall off, no matter how he performed in his last fight against Jose Ramirez on the Times Square card in May last year. Haney (32-0, 15 food), people won’t find anything to criticize him for how he fought.
Haney threw almost no blows in the fight, nor Ramirez. He doesn’t have to move as much as he is, but he looked like he was being caught.
Fans noted that the former World Champion of two divisions, Haney, appeared ‘oblique’ an annual discharge, and defeated Ryan Garcia. They attribute his unwillingness to throw bumps as a sign of mental damage.
He was dropped three times by Kingry in April three times, and laid down three more times that the referee did not count. It was a struggle that many fans felt that it should have been stopped.
Haney faces the largest puncher in the Welterweight division, WBO champion, Brian Norman Jr., on November 22 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. This is a fight that Devin cannot afford to hesitate to throw, because if he does not let his hands go, Norman Jr. Talk to him to achieve a knockout.
“They’re going to say something regardless,” Devin Haney said to the magazine ring on Xand respond to the fact that fans believe he was “weight” in his fight against Jose Ramirez in May last year. “If I went in there and hit a lot of left brackets, they would say,” He learned nothing. He is beaten with the same punch. ”
It is worrying that Haney cannot openly admit that he was worried about the cut, and that he did not have the confidence in his chin to take the shots of 33-year-old Jose Ramirez.
“If I went in there and hit with all right hands, they would say, ‘Now, he’s a piston for real hands. “So, they’re going to say something, regardless.
“I want to be the best I am. On November 22, I want to be the best possible Devin Haney. I want to go there and become a three-division champion and get another win, ‘says Devin.
Last updated on 07/28/2025
