Devin Haney’s father, Bill Haney, says they’re using Jose Ramirez as preparation on May 2nd for the rematch with Ryan Garcia in October.
Shakur Stevenson says Devin Haney is “way better” than former WBC and WBO light welterweight champion Jose Ramirez. The only thing Stevenson questions is whether Haney (31-0, 15 KOs) is “mentally’ the same after his loss to Ryan Garcia on April 20th last year.
Jose Ramirez’s trainer, Robert Garcia, says he will hurt Devin Haney when he connects with one of his big shots in their co-feature fight on May 2nd at Times Square in New York City.
Gabe Rosado says Devin Haney made the “wrong choice” by choosing Jose Ramirez (29-2, 18 KOs) as his comeback opponent after a loss to Ryan Garcia and a year out of the ring for Devin’s fight on May 2nd at Times Square in New York.
Jose Ramirez is confident he can drop Devin Haney if he hits him “solid on the chin” in their catweight fight at welterweight on May 2nd at Times Square in New York City.
Bill Haney scolded Monday’s press conference monitor Todd Grisham after meeting up with him afterward for not painting a positive picture of his son, Devin Haney, with his questions.
Ryan Garcia isn’t shy about laying it down bluntly. About facing Rolly Romero, Garcia said, “He was not my first choice.
Devin Haney is taking a far bigger risk than Ryan Garcia in his 12-round welterweight bout against Jose Ramirez on May 2nd at Times Square in New York City.
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.