Devin Haney vs. Brian Norman Jr.: Cobbs Details of Haney’s Movement-Bar Plan to Land Key Stems and Ensure

Blair Cobbs says Devin Haney, ‘The Roadrunner’, will use uninterrupted movement in his fight against WBO swelling champion Brian Norman Jr. On November 22. The movement will create a situation where each round will be based on two or three strokes landed. It will be Devin (32-0, 15 food) that will land those bumps.

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Turki Alalshikh’s nightmare -scenario

It would be the worst nightmare for Turki Alalshikh to see Haney fighting on the 22nd card on November 22. There is nothing he can do about it. Devin just cares for winning and limiting the punch output of Norman JR (28-0, 21 COs) is the best way to do so.

“I think it’s Bill and Devin Haney trying to find out a way to the market,” Blair said Sean ZittelTalk about Haney who prefers Brian Norman jr. Time to fight for his WBO welterweight title in November.

Bill Haney’s opponent choice

Bill Haney chooses the opponents for Devin. So, for this struggle to take place, he has Brian Norman jr. Exhausted and decided that he was made to order for Devin’s hit-and-run style of fighting.

“I don’t think Brian Norman has the necessary things to do things to someone like Haney. You can’t run and hit at the same time,” says Blair. ‘So there will be opportunities. But if you just chase him, Brian Norman can easily fall in and be beaten with a stitch. ‘

Norman jr. Has the timing, scope and enough foot speed to come to Haney. He will lose much of the power on his shots, as he will be forced to take a little zipper from them to land against a moving target. If he swings with full power all night, he will miss regularly. If he doesn’t mind missing, he can still succeed by picking up on his shots. That would be like how how Julian Jackson Fight Terry Norris in 1989.

Jackson was known for his one -time power, but he had a difficult time to land against Norris because of his movement. He caught up in the second round to get a ko of one punch. Brian Norman jr. Can achieve the same success if he does not become frustrated with the uninterrupted movement of Haney.

Haney’s “Roadrunner” style analysis

“The whole fight is based on one or two strokes that ever landed in each round. This can easily happen. This man (Haney) is now a runner, and you have a little slower fighters who are chasing him. Against Brian Norman, quite possibly (it works for Haney), ‘says Cobbs.

That’s exactly what Haney did in his last fight against Jose Ramirez on May 2. He moved uninterrupted, not beating, and occasionally landing shots when he stopped moving for a moment. He will always throw only one punch before rising again.

The rounds were decided on just a small handful of push, about three or four, but that was enough. Haney is going to do the same against Norman Jr., but even more. He is going to move more, because he will have to stay out.

“The odds favor Haney because they do not fight that they are even at a distance,” says Blair.

Cobbs make a good point. The Haneys have Brian Norman jr. Looking ahead of time before they agreed to take the fight for the November 22 Riyadh season map. If they didn’t believe they could win, they would have refused to take it.

Devin has built up a large enough nest egg over the past three years that he can afford to miss a big payday like this. If he wasn’t at least 90% sure he could have the best Norman JR, he would have said no for the match.