Devin Haney faces José Ramírez with Ryan García Revunch that is in balance

Devin Haney says that he will use the aggressive pressure style that José Ramírez uses against him when they are on May 2 in his weight of 144 pounds, in the Welter weight in Times Square in New York City.

According to Haney’s past fights against pressure combatants, he will use these tactics to deal with WBC’s WBC and WBO Light Ramírez weight pressure:

– Frequent sleeve
– Jabbing
– Motion
– Stay under the throw
– Struggle

These are all the tools that led Haney to beat Regis Programis, and allowed him to avoid being knocked out by Ryan García.

Essential scenario

Haney says he must win this fight against Ramírez to obtain the rematch with Ryan García. If that is true, Devin will have a lot of pressure on his shoulders. It is difficult to believe that Haney will not get the rematch with Ryan if he loses this fight. Assuming this really is a fight forced by Haney, it is incredible that he has accepted.

I wonder how his father, Bill Haney will handle. He will have kittens and stress see Devin fight against Ramírez. That great money fights Ryan in the result of this fight. Bill will be a nervous disaster.

Potential for ugly

It could be a very ugly fight if Ramírez (29-2, 18 kos) does not know how to deal with these negative tools that Haney will use to deny his pressure. José possesses power to finish what Ryan García began against Haney last April when he dropped him three times.

The only question is, can you get to him to land without being stuck, retained and mutilated? If there is a good referee working, he will force Haney to fight for warning and remove the points, but it is unlikely to happen. Even Haney had not fought against Garcia, Ramírez is a difficult fight for him with his fragile chin.

These are tactics that the former world champion of two Divisions Haney (31-0, 15 kos) effectively used in his toughest fights of his career against Ryan García, Vasily Lomachenko, Regis Prograis and Jorge Linares. Possibly, the consumption that Devin used against Ryan and Kambosos should have turned out at the points of deducting, but the referees decided not to do anything about it.

“He is a resistant opponent. It is not an easy fight on paper, but it is for me to facilitate the fight, “said Devin Haney to Ring Magazine on his May 2 poster fight against former WBC WBC and WBO Light Jose Ramírez.

“I want to use his weaknesses against him, use his pressure against him. We know what comes there to pressure, ”Haney continued on Ramírez. “Simply show all my skills against a hard fighter who presents himself to show the world that I am a better Devin Haney than me.

“If I don’t win this fight, I don’t get to those fights (Teofimo López, Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero and Ryan García), especially Ryan’s fight,” said Haney.