Keyshawn Davis says if Ryan Garcia Devin Haney in their possible re -broadcast in October beats the same way he did last April, Dev should retire. It would be difficult for Haney (31-0, 15 COs) to handle another beat, such as Kingry (24-1, 20 COs) last year at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.
As many times as Haney went off last April, he may be a shell of himself and chooses long before coming to the re -broadcast with Garcia. Bill Haney will be a nervous wreck on May 2.
Tournament print
Haney took a year off after the loss, but it does not guarantee that he will be rejuvenated in the vintage factory level for the re -broadcast with Garcia. That’s if there’s one. Ryan said the 2nd ‘Fatal Fury’ event is an elimination tournament at Times Square in New York.
This means that if Haney loses his fight against Jose Ramirez, or if Garcia is beaten by Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero in the main event, there will not be a Rematch of Garcia-Haney in October. It is set up in such a way that both guys have to win to get the gold prize outfit, where the big money comes in.
“Ryan, for sure. Ryan is going to stop Rolly,” Keyshawn Davis told the Danza projectAnd predicts that Ryan Garcia will beat Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero on May 2. “Ryan Garcia will probably do this to him again,” Davis said of his belief that Garcia Davin Haney dominates in their re -broadcast when it happens in October.
“If he (Ryan) does that like that, bro (Haney) can retire just as well, ” Keyshawn said Devin should retire if he was beaten in the Rematch in the same way. “I hope he’s not done so again. If he did it again, it would be crazy. ‘
We know Devin is not going to retire, but his career will not be worth much. He will be useful for the new Boxing League formed. Haney would be like a George Kambosos Jr.-type man, who used an opponent for young stars.
“I think Ryan will probably still win. I wouldn’t be surprised if Devin wins. As an amateur, I was there and saw the fights, ‘says Keyshawn. “The times Ryan won, you saw what happened. This is how this happened in the amateurs. When Devin won, he won with unanimous decision, like boxing.
“So I wouldn’t be surprised if Devin came out and didn’t box him. But if Ryan wins again (it’s going to be the same way). Every time he wins, he loses him, because now it looks bad to him. It’s like, ‘Nah, you need to get your rematch. Even if you lose, you show something better than the thing. “If you lose that way, it will definitely be crazy,” Keyshawn says.
Last updated on 03/25/2025
