Rampage Jackson explodes ‘B **’ Devin Haney, predicts the domination of Ryan García’s rematch: ‘Take your loss as a man!’ “

The former UFC semi -marked weight champion, Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson, says Ryan García “will overcome” A ** “of Devin Haney if they fight again in October.

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Jackson sees Haney (31-0, 15 kos) as a A bit of “B ****” Because he turned around and sued Kinger after being hit last April in a unilateral defeat at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.

Jackson sees him as a sign of weakness in Devin’s decision to sue instead of taking his “loss as a man.” He points out that everyone has to lose at some point, but they are supposed to accept their defeats instead of using the approach that Haney took to clean his record, erasing the loss with the help of the judicial system.

The Rampage Perorate

“F **** Devin Haney. He acts as AB ****,” said Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson a Fight Hub TV. “I can’t stand people who act like this. Ryan will beat their A ** again, and Devin Haney will learn not to be ab ****. We all lose. Everyone cannot be undefeated. You win and lose. Take shit like a man. Go and demand. Take your loss as a man. Stop being ab ***.

“I love Ryan García. I never bet on that child. However, I don’t know who the other guy is,” Jackson said when asked about his prediction about Ryan vs.’s fight. Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero on May 2.

The result is that fans still see Haney how to have lost the fight against Garcia, and won nothing. Ryan said this week that Devin had to leave the demand to obtain the rematch with him in October, and even that is not guaranteed.

Tournament time

Devin still needs to win his fight on May 2 against José Ramírez on the fatal fury card on Times Square in New York City if he loses that, there will be no rematch with García (24-1, 20 kos). All that waste. It is a mini tournament type situation for that card.

Both boys must be victorious on the May 2 card to meet in a rematch. Ryan is struggling against Slugger Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero in the main event, and it is not a sure thing to win. Rolly is a nightmare for anyone to fight, leaving a dismissal of one year.

It would be Haney’s second defeat, putting his career unfortunately. Maybe Eddie Hearn could pass and deliver a trilogy game against George Kambosos Jr. or Jake Wyllie. Those are liveable fights for Devin, but obviously, a rematch with Ryan would be out of the door.