Gary Antuanne Rusell says Devin Haney is “Wash yourself” After watching his performance against Jose Ramirez on the Times Square card in Fresh York on May 2. Haney (32-0, 15 KO), WBA Master Featherlight Welter Wweight, says Haney (32-0, 15 KO) and mentally “broke” He took against Ryan Garcia in April in April.
Russell does not say whether he thinks that Haney can regroup and rebuild to become a warrior he once was. However, in the way he said, it sounds as if he doesn’t believe that Haney can come back from this loss.
Russell calls Haney “washed”
“Garbage. Devin Haney is broken now. Ryan Garcia broke this boy. Ryan Garcia put him down, hurt him and did it all and put him. Now, now, now, now, now. He doesn’t even fightThe same, “ – said Gary Antuanne Russell Millcity boxingResponding to Devin Haney’s last performance against Jose Ramirez.
Haney looked 100% scared of Ramirez from the start of the fight to the end. It is not only Haney’s playing safely to reach Ryan Garcia’s rematch in one piece. He just looked scared. Tim Bradley thinks Haney shows PTSD signsThe problem of mental health, which is experienced by war veterinarians after completing traumatic events.
The soldier still on the front lines that PTSD has, is ineffective because of his judgment. Haney did not act as it used to be, and looked terrified of the whole fight with what many fans saw as a washed warrior in Ramirez.
“He fought with this Spanish guy [Ramirez]and he threw only 74 hits the whole fight if that [note: Haney landed 70 of 224 shots]. “All the strenuous arrows he cast was probably a tarler to the body. He only threw a few hooks, and his hooks were not strenuous. Were they were immaculate okay, I give you it, but there were not even effective blows.”
Devin looked like he didn’t trust his ability to make one of the Ramirez shots. He treated him as if he were an artist with a knockout, not a guy with decent power. Some fans believe that Haney had a flash in the ring, remembering the horror of being on the war front against Ryan Garcia. If Devin’s mind flashed back to the fight against Garcia, no wonder why he didn’t shoot.
Russell questions Haney’s future
“It was not effective shots he fully involved. These were scared shots,” said Gary Antuanne about Haney. “You saw him that his heart is not there. Personally, garbage. He is washed. I never thought it was good.
“I just thought he was a good listener and he tried to imitate Floyd [Mayweather] According to his skills, but rubbish, “said Russell.
If Haney is still fighting with ranie in other fights, you can safely say that he was washed. At the moment we can only say that Devin did not look good against Ramirez.
Chris Eubank Jr and Promoter Frank Warren said that the claim for defamation against the boxer was “resolved”.
In September, Eubank Jr and Warren clashed when they divided the stage at a press conference for the first fight of Artur Beterbaver from Dmitry Bivol. Eubank Jr was present when he was preparing for competition based on a card in Saudi Arabia.
Eubank Jr freed a series of offensive comments directed to Warren during the event for which he later apologized.
After the event, Eubank Jr, promoted by Ben Shaloma in Boxxer, said in a statement: “I would like to withdraw my incorrect statements and apologies to Frank Warren.”
The head of Queensberry Warren said in a statement that although he had accepted an apology, Eubank suffered for slander and defamation at the London court.
Neither Warren nor Eubank participated in court in April at the initial hearing in order to determine the “natural and ordinary meaning” of Eubank comments, as well as subsequent posts in social media.
The case seems to be solved now, and the couple releases a common storage space on Monday.
“Frank Warren and Chris Eubank JR confirm that the proceedings regarding defamation against Chris Eubank JR have been amicable.
“With these resolved proceedings, both Frank Warren and Chris Eubank JR are waiting for a positive, professional relationship in the future.”
Eubank Jr recently fought in April, winning a point decision against rival Conor Benn at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium.
It is expected that a slight start in the welterweight Oscar Duarte and Kenneth Sims Jr. It will be announced on August 2 at the Union Credit Arena in Chicago, Illinois. The winner will be pushed higher in the rankings and prepared to challenge the world championship title.
Duarte, a 29 -year -old from Mexico, turned his career since he stopped in eight rounds by Ryan Garcia in December 2023. Since then, Duarte has won the last three fights, defeating Joseph “Jojo” Diaz, Botirzhon Akhmed and Miguel Madueno. Oscar takes 5 #5 WBA and it seems that he is positioned to challenge Master Gary Antuanne Russell for his newly won the title.
Duarte pressure key to victory?
Duarte will have to put pressure without a break to defeat Kenneth Sims. As we saw in the victories of Sims over Elvis Rodriguez and Jonathan Romero, he is doing well against fighters who are fighting at a sluggish pace, throwing one blow at once. This style works for Sims.
After the attack, Sims withdraws in a way Shakur, but there are no legs to run around the ring like him. It definitely gives earth and tries to neutralize the crime during pressure. The Sims will be more challenging to do it against Duarte if he attacks him as Miguel Madueno did in his last fight.
It will come down to whether Duarte can hold the Sims under the pistol throughout the whole fight, because if it takes place aside, he will choose him in his style Shakur. He is not power. He focuses on scoring points, winning rounds and making decisions. This is not a style that the average fan likes to watch; That’s why Sims didn’t pay much attention during his long career.
Sims Jr.’s urgency is needed
11-year-old Pro Sims occupies 4 WBA No. 4 and 10 IBF. He must move his career faster because he is 31 years aged and he lacks time. Sims will enter Duarte’s fight with the nine victorious run with the victories over Elvis Rodriguez, Jonathan Romero, Kendo Castaned and Botirzhon Akhmedov.
Boxing MP broke History about the fight Duarte vs. Sims Jr. It is signed on August 2. This is a good clash between boxer/puncher sims Jr. (22-2-1, 8 KO), which will face Fifter Fighter Duarte (29-2-1, 23 KO) in an event for a golden boy.
The unquestioned champion Josh Taylor (19-2, 13 KO) will fight for the meaning and redemption on May 24, when he debuts in a welterweight against WBO European Belt-Holder Eivow Essuman (21-1, 8 KO) in Glasgow. Card streams live on Dazn (22:00 Local / 17:00 et / 14:00 PT) with Hydro Ovo.
This is Taylor’s first fight in Scotland from the controversial Catterall saga, and this time there is no margin of error. He is older, heavier and moves away with losses. Let’s see if the crowd still believes.
Taylor’s Homecoming: Redemption Tour or Retirement Road?
Taylor was a long fall. After cleaning 140 victories over Baranchyk, Prograis and Ramirez, he slipped into the fog of disputed victories, injuries, and ultimately two clear paralysis – one for Cattell, and the other against Theofimo Lopez, where he looked like the spirit of his aged self.
Now at the age of 34 he enters the weight class full of wolves. And they will not respect his past. They will test what is left of the present. Essuman may not be an elite, but it is not pressure. And if Taylor looks flat, tired or selfless, Glasgow can quickly become hostile.
It’s more than just a return. It’s a career. Win and he can get another gigantic payment day. Lose, and the conversation turns away from “What next?” “What went wrong?”
Essuman’s shot to destroy heritage – and he knows about it
Essuman is not here for payment. The former British champion, Commonwealth and IBF Euro, rebuilt after his only defeat with Harry Scarff last year. Since then, Owen Cooper and Ben Vaughana knocked down: he explained: he wants to fight at the level.
He has an engine, has experience and has already crashed the jaws in the ring. Ask Danny Ball. Essuman is not afraid of Glasgow. He fought under the lights in Wembley and Manchester. The scene will not scare him – and the name of Taylor will not be either.
If he wins, he jumps straight into the WBO mixture at 147. If he loses? It will continue to come out with greater credibility than when he came in.
The invincible British heavyweight Moses Itauma (11-0, 9 KO) returns on May 24, in the face of the former NFL linebacker, Mike Balogun (21-1, 16 KO) in Hydro Ovo in Glasgow.
Balogun brings a size, not danger – Moses should have fun through it
Ituma destroyed Demesey McKean in two minutes of flat in December in Riyadh. Since then, fans have been waiting for months for their next victim. Go to Mike Balogun: Southpaw, a tough guy, a padded record and the best known for flattening by Murat Gasssiev in less than six minutes.
Sure, Balogun has 21 wins, but let’s not pretend that these names mean something. His last trip? Winning points over Lamont Capers – a walking definition of a “safe and sound opponent”.
His is a presentation. Balogun is here to eat blows, try to get it and may survive long enough to test Itauma’s patience. If possible at all.
Moses is marching – but the real danger is approaching forward
The golden boy Queensberry wants the belt. And with another dominant KO, he approaches the title eliminator. If he looks edged, you can put names such as Hrgovic, Makhmudov or Kabayel, they begin to float in the backsthrough.
For now, Balogun is speed. But Ituma not only defeats opponents – he erases them. And if the Balogun becomes sloppy or conceited for a second, he can wake up staring at the lights.
It is no longer about proving yourself. It’s about ticking fields until great fights land.
Information about the event
Date: Saturday, May 24, 2025 Place: Ovo Hydro, Glasgow, Scotland Start time: 22:00 Local / 17:00 et / 14:00 PT Sender: live in Dazn Tickets: ticketmaster.com
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