“Devin Haney is cooked food on November 22”

By Graham Ilford: Brian Norman Jr.’s father, Brian Sr., says that Devin Haney is “cooked food” in their Nov. 22 fight in Riyadh. He mentions that the bold talk Devin (32-0, 16 KOs) gave sounded like he was on his back legs, saying: “Judgment Day is Coming” in his showdown against WBO welterweight champion Norman Jr. (28-0, 22 KOs)

Haney Jr. looking very confident going into the game at the ANB Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. He’s coming off a big win over Jose Ramirez on May 2, 2025. That win makes him believe he’s going to beat Norman Jr. beat and show him that there are “levels” in the game.

“Cooked Food” Warning from Brian Sr.

“In any case, he cooked food after this. He’s going to get thistles,” Brian Norman Sr. said MillCity Boxing about what will happen to Devin Haney when he fights WBO welterweight champion Brian Norman Jr. challenge in 20 days on November 22, 2025. “He spoke very big.

“He talked like he was going to pedal. He talked like he was really going to try to get active. I looked at his sparring partners that he got. I even looked at Troy (Isley),” Norman Sr. said. said, talking about how Haney sounded during his interview on the Ariel Helwani show, as if he was aggressive against Brian Jr.

Since Haney is being paid millions by Turki Alalshikh on his Riyadh Season card, he should fight Norman Jr. with conviction. fight. It will be bad for Haney if he puts on a performance like he did earlier this year against Jose Ramirez on May 2 at Times Square in New York.

“You got Elijah Flores, and he said, ‘He’s one of the best he’s ever been around,’ and Devin wasn’t that. You even got Troy saying, ‘Devin don’t hit like that. He’s smaller,'” Norman Sr. said.

It doesn’t take Haney’s recent sparring partner, Elijah Flores, to say that he may not own. Anyone can tell that Devin has no pop in his punches. This is why he is forced to hold and move frequently to avoid being hit.

When Haney deviated from his typical, cautious way of fighting in his fight against Ryan Garcia on April 20, 2024, it was disastrous for him. He was dropped three times and repeatedly hurt in rounds 1, 7, 10 and 11.

There is no mystery as to what Haney’s game plan is against Norman Jr. on 22 November will not be. He’s going to jab, move, stick and throw single pot shots. If it doesn’t work for Haney, he will be knocked out.

Graham Ilford is a veteran boxing columnist who has returned to writing after a decade-long hiatus. Known for his sardonic tone and dry humor, he examines promoters, fighters and the business of the sport with the perspective of someone who has seen every era of hype repeat itself.