Devin Haney wants to put on a clinic to make a statement in beating Jose Ramirez in their 144-lb catchweight fight on May 2nd at Times Square in New York City.
Devin Haney is still not ready to take ownership for his loss to Ryan Garcia last April. When Haney asked about the defeat today during the Fatal Fury kickoff press conference, he blamed his loss on Ryan having “PEDs” in his system and wouldn’t admit he’d been exposed.
New York, get your head round this—Times Square is about to become a warzone.
Ryan Garcia vs. Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero will headline with Devin Haney battling Jose Ramirez and Teofimo Lopez defending against Arnold Barbnoza on today’s announced Fatal Fury, City of Wolves card on May 2nd at Times Square in New York City.
Devin Haney, surprisingly, has been given a #1 ranking by the WBC at welterweight after a bad showing against Ryan Garcia and a 10-month layoff.
Henry Garcia says he doesn’t think Devin Haney is ready “psychologically” for a fight against Jose Ramirez in May in their undercard fight at Times Square in New York City.
Trainer Bill Haney sent a message to Golden Boy promoter Oscar De La Hoya, predicting Davin Haney will defeat his fighter, Jose Ramirez, on May 2nd when the two fighters meet on the undercard of Ryan Garcia vs.
Bill Haney took to social media, reacting to Oscar De La Hoya roasting him during his Clapback Thursday episode today in which he had advised Devin Haney to “fire” his dad.
Promoter Oscar De La Hoya said today that for Devin Haney to get the rematch with Ryan Garcia in October, he must win his May 2nd fight against Jose Ramirez on Turki Al-Sheikh’s card at Times Square in New York City.
Someone on Ryan Garcia’s or Devin Haney’s teams decided to take a tune-up on May 2nd rather than go straight into a rematch in their doubleheader at Times Square in New York City.