The mental state of Devin Haney questioned by Henry García before Ramírez Bout

Ryan García’s father, Henry García, is concerned about Devin Haney’s mentality in his fight against José Ramírez in New York. He thinks that if Haney (31-0, 15 kos) is dropped by Ramírez, “I could spoil it. “

It is not clear if Haney’s revenge with Ryan García depends on the fight against José Ramírez. If that is the treatment that Turki Al-Sheikh gave to Haney, he has to be worried. That is pressure. There is a lot of money that Haney can earn in the rematch with Kingry, and Ramírez could ruin all that,

Haney’s fragile status

We do not know where Haney is mentally after that loss. Obviously, his decision not to defend his title WBC Light Welter Welter against Sandor Martin and take a full year can be seen as a sign that his self -confidence has abandoned him. It has never been the guy who takes breaks, and the moment is suspicious.

Devin could already be “messy” as he is, losing to Kingry in a defeat in the decision of three rounds and 12 rounds on April 20. Entering the ring with the Olympic José Ramírez of 2012 could be a nightmare for Haney, significantly if they fall three or four times. Ramírez will not take breaks as Ryan did when he overcome Devin’s filling.

He is more a consistent fighter who continues to punish his opponents all the fight and has excellent resistance. Garcia seemed that he was not in the way to end with Haney after hurting him in the seventh round.

Of course, some would argue that referee Harvey Dock saved Devin’s skin by stopping the action to penalize Ryan for hitting the rest in that round. Dockk’s movement gave Haney time to recover.

Henry has seen the former weight champion Welter WBC and Wbo Light Ramirez Fight, and is a fighter too good for Haney Pelee. He returns from the hell he passed in his beating against Kingry last April.

Haney would leave the pan directly to the fire facing Ramírez (29-2, 18 kos) on the billboard of Ryan García vs. Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero in Times Square in New York.

Ramírez’s risk

“If José Ramírez breaks it, I am worried about Haney because, psychologically, I don’t think it’s ready for something like that, “Henry García told Millcity boxing About his concerns about the preparation of Devin Haney for his fight against former WBC/WBO champion of 140 pounds, José Ramírez, in May.

“If they drop it, it will ruin it. Again, José is not aggressive. If you catch it and drop it, that will go wrong for Haney. “