WBA welterweight champion Jack Catterall has responded to Ryan Garcia’s latest social media message aimed at Devin Haney, urging fighters to stop trading posts online and start making the biggest fights in the division.
Ryan reignited talk of a possible reunion with Haney when he posted a brief message X.
“Devin I’m waiting…”
The post quickly drew a response from Catterall, who offered his own solution for the welterweight division.
“More cryptic sh** how about everyone just fighting each other. You were juicy when you boxed @Realdevinhaney so rematch him ✅ Crocker fights Paro for the ibf and if @SignUp4KOs grows a set of nuts and fights me we can all start having associations.”
Catterall’s comments referred to Garcia’s no-contest fight with Haney in April 2024. Garcia dropped Haney three times and won a majority decision before the result was later overturned after he tested positive for a banned substance.
The British southpaw also pointed to the upcoming IBF welterweight title fight between Lewis Crocker and Liam Paro as an example of top contenders actually meeting in the ring rather than discussing potential bouts online.
Catterall then turned his attention to WBA champion Rolando Romero, calling for a unification match that would move the division closer to producing a single champion.
Welterweight remains one of boxing’s most active divisions. Haney is expected to face a mandatory title fight against Keyshawn Davis, Crocker and Paro are set to fight for the IBF belt, and Garcia continues to pursue another big fight following his win over Rolly Romero earlier this year.
For Catterall, the solution seems simple: stop the cryptic messages and start making the fights.
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Last updated on 06/22/2026 at 3:01 am
