Devin Haney again faces ponderous fire with the intention of suing Ryan Garcia for a battery after losing a fight.

“The Dream” was abandoned many times before he suffered his first career defeat on April 20, 2024 at the Barclays Center, Brooklyn, Fresh York. Initially, they were to fight in Las Vegas.

However, Beatdown was removed from his album [NC] When Garcia fell sullied for Ostaryna. The event was enveloped in controversies because Garcia had a mental episode while gathering, a failed weight and could not win a super lithe title WBC Haney.

Garcia takes place the last part of his annual suspension in the next few weeks before he returns to the ring on May 2. “Kingry” will share the highest invoices from Haney to Times Square, before the couple collide if they defeat Romero and Jose Ramirez.

Although he agreed to abandon his intentions of Turki Alalshikh, Haney wanted to sue Garcia for the battery. Alalshikh convinced Haney not to follow her and instead he would reward him well.

Although the legal matter is no longer on the table, Rampage Jackson joins many others in blowing up Haney for even considering a lawsuit for losing a fight.

“F *** devin Haney !! man, this guy behaves like AF *** ING b ****,” said Jackson, talking to Fight Hub TV.

The burning of Jackson follows the piercing words of Gabe Rosado, who since then began to orient himself with Father Haney, Bill.

Haney does not seem worried and focuses on overcoming Ramirez in Substantial Apple.

“I’m just excited that I can go back to boxing, under the lights. I’m just focused now. I have a vision of a tunnel,” Haney said.

When it comes to dealing with Garcia again, he added: “Of course, Ryan Garcia is a great fight, but I can’t look outside Jose Ramirez.

“I know he is a demanding competitor. I know he comes to win. To get to Ryan’s fight, we must first defeat Jose Ramirez and that’s here I am here.”

The 26-year-old from San Francisco would not be brought to discuss the penalty of Garcia or the battery case.

“This is not for me now. My main goal is Jose Ramirez, and then back with Ryan Garcia. Regardless of his penalties, it is, and I will want to punish him in the ring.”

About what fans can expect from him on May 2, when he chases more lanes, Haney came to the conclusion: “A better version. I was in the gym, working quietly behind the scenes since Ryan’s fight.

“I just improve, I improve my craft. You’ll see an even better, novel and improved version of Devin Haney.”

“As I said, even better than before. As I said, I am a novel and improved version of myself,” he added.

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Chris Eubank Jr said that the loss of Conor Benn would signal his career next month.

Eubank Jr. He will face the bitter rival Benne in the supervisor of the duel on the Tottenham Hotspur stage on April 26.

A man from Brighton will be 36 years elderly in September and feels a defeat with Benne, who is approaching the ward to face him, leave him nowhere.

“Yes [I will retire if I lose]-said the 35-year-old Piers Morgan Unnesored.

“In the life of every warrior there is a point where they will reach a place where they will not be able to go further.

“If I can’t beat Conor Benn now, I achieved the ceiling, that’s why this fight is so vital to me because I don’t want to retire.

“I don’t want to give up.

“I don’t want to go to the sunset.

“I still have things to achieve.”

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Former world champion of Super Middle Lewyight, Carl Froch claims that age is not on the side of the next gene and feels that one more loss for Eubank YR will cause him to retire.

Despite this, “The Cobra” expects his former sparring partner to continue if he is defeated by the “destroyer” in a close fight for five weeks on Saturday.

Speaking on your YouTube channel Froch on the fightA man from Nottingham said: “Even if it’s not Conor Benn.

“Approaching 36 years, he is ready to retire at this stage of his career.

“So now a loss for everyone would be a retirement.

“But if he loses with Conor Benn in his close, or is he going to retire?

“I don’t think so.

“I think he is fighting him again.

“Get the second. Maybe get the third.

“If the fight is close, we will have number two honestly.”

The couple who were to fight in October 2022, before Benn did not pass the drug test, apparently have a two -way rematch clause in their contracts.

Benn was Cleaned by the national anti -doping panel In November and their re -meeting will take place in the average life limit of 160 pounds.

No man is able to enter over 10 pounds on the second day of weighing in the morning of the fight and will not be punished with a fine of $ 500,000 per pound, according to Insider Then Rafael.

Ryan Garcia finally confessed to the fall in 2024, which caused a mental episode and threatened to deraise his life.

The golden boy outlined that taking magic mushrooms sent him to the edge. The psychedelic drug caused Garcia offensive to the mother of his little child and, next to alcohol, sent him to a manic state.

Talking to the AK and the barrase on the novel All the Smoke Series Ring Champs, Garcia said: “I did things that hurt my career. Nothing came to me, brother. I swear, I was in a completely different universe.

“I am surprised that I am here now. I drank every day. Every day, even on the day [Devin Haney] fight. This is how I got involved in trying to cope with what was inside.

“For years I fought mentally and I just didn’t stop for me. I dealt with it. The turning point was the sentence:” Damn, elderly, fuck, fuck. ” The arrest was a huge part.

“As I said, I fought mentally for years and I wouldn’t just stop for me. I did everything. I drank, drank women, whatever I wanted to do.

“I just destroyed my soul, I just destroyed my spirit. Everything reflected me.

“[My family] I wanted me to get facilitate and they were trying the best, but when you are in this state, you don’t listen. When you have everything you want at your disposal, it’s not for everyone. I have an addictive personality, so when I started, I started and just took it to the whole place. “

Films distributed from the California hotel room, in which Garcia seemed to be able to put his phone, and Word vomited the whole day on the Social Platform on Twitter. Ended with a welterweight arrest.

Garcia says that he took too many mushrooms that day.

“I decided to take a few mushrooms, something I have already done, but this time I took too much,” said Garcia.

“I just lost him, man. I can’t even say anything else. I ended up breaking everything in the room.

“I really don’t remember. I was drunk and fucked everything. I feel that I just didn’t have this type of people [to help me].

“Personally, I don’t like to blame anyone. It’s just me. I take responsibility. It’s a fault for me. I was not around the right people.

“But at that time nothing came to me. To be straightforward, I was in a completely different universe.”

The fighter should now be 25-1, 21 KO, but he won Haney that he did not realize the drug test. Garcia spent a year out of the way after he got a positive result in terms of ostarin.

It aims to buy back on the Times Square on May 2 against Romero.

Nemesis Haney shares the highest invoices with Garcia, and the couple will question the rematch if they both win their fights on the Times Square combat card. Haney will face Jose Ramirez.

Fortunately for Garcia he came out of the other side. He has the opportunity to get a second chance. Garcia is still teenage enough at the age of 26 to fix and enjoy a long and successful career.

The Ring Champs section with the participation of Ryan Garcia is now available on the Ring Champs YouTube channel and all main audio platforms.

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