Haney’s unfocused fight: Garcia’s memory, Ramírez Risk

Devin Haney does not seem 100% mentally focused on the task in question with his next fight against José Ramírez on May 2. In X, Haney (31-0, 15 kos) is still talking about his loss against Ryan García last year, mentioning steroids.

Haney’s victimization does not work with fans, who see him as someone who cannot accept his loss. They see him as a spoiled millionaire, trying to create a story of a victim of his fight with Kingry ten months ago. I would play better if Haney admitted that it was not good enough and that he could not handle the power of García’s left hooks.

For Devin to still dredging the events of that fight he suggests that he cannot accept his loss against Ryan. Memories of what happened to Dev that night are disturbing him.

Mental approach?

“Suddenly, all of you, A ** n *****, I know what steroids are now … STFU,” said Devin Haney in unknownpointing to some on social networks that he still cannot accept his loss against Ryan García.

Dev’s strategy to undermine Ryan García’s victory over him does not work. Fans saw Ryan destroy Haney, and raising steroids to divert what happened that night is useless.

Haney should concentrate on his fight against José Ramírez (29-2, 18 kos) on May 2 because the revenge with Ryan will not happen in October if he is beaten. Ramírez can make Devin exactly what Garcia did, but worsen it. He will end Haney if he will hurt him.

Loser support

If Devin is whipped by former WBC WBC and Wbo Light weight champion, you can forget the rematch of large money. Will probably end in the Loser support Fight against Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero, Arnold Barboza Jr. or Teofimo López.

It will be a nightmare for Haney if he is dealing with one of those guys in the group of losers because they will be desperate to win and point to their chin. If Haney is combined with Teofimo, it could be professional forgetting for Dev.