After producing the dramatic first fight, both Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney provided disappointing performances during Fatal Fury: City of Wolves, and now the potential rematch between Garcia and Haney is a fight that lost public charm.

Fatal fury was configured as a prelude to a very anticipated rematch between Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney. Unfortunately, both warriors did not look acute, and now the emotions that were built around the potential fight of Garcia vs. Haney 2, decreases.

The fight related to fatal fury: the city of Wilków was really flawless, but the action inside the ring did not meet the noise. Of the three boxers’ stars, who were presented in a highly publicized triple-header, Teofimo Lopez was the only one who published a solid performance.

In the second main event Triple-Header former world champion two twenty Devin “The Dream” Haney faced the former world champion of the united super-light weight Jose Ramirez. It was Haney’s first duel since his clash with Ryan Garcia.

In his fight with Ramirez, Haney used crazy side movement during a 12-round competition. Called “The Dream” Haney laid a crowd when he threw one blow at once, and then ran around the ring to avoid hit.

Jose Ramirez was constantly pressing forward, but he did not have the speed of the foot required to effectively cut the ring. At the end of the monotonous 12-round fight Devin Haney was announced by a unanimous decision.

Compubox has been used in boxing for 40 years, and from the very beginning Haney vs Ramirez set a record because he took the fourth time for the smallest number of blows landed in a 12-round fight. Haney landed 70 blows and Ramirez landed 40.

After the insignificant Haney vs Ramirez Fans Fight Fans sworn the match of Ryan Garcia vs Rolly Romero, will be a fight that night. Garcia started a good start because he used his feint and connected with the stab.

At the beginning of the second round, Romero landed a double left hook, which Garcia sent on canvas. Garcia got up and was able to survive and get out of the second round.

For the rest of the fight Garcia seemed undecided in relation to attacking the offensive end. Romero dictates the pace of the fight, and at the end of the 12-round Rolly Romero competition she won by a unanimous decision.

When Ryan Garcia (24-2, 20 KO) lost his fight, and Devin Haney (32-0, 15 KO) won his fight in a needy way, you can safely say that nobody wants to see the continuation of Haney vs Garcia. The question is: if they don’t fight each other, what next with Haney and Garcia?

For Devin Haney, a 147-pound weight class may not be the best for him, so to say, he may need a well-known opponent, such as Teofimo Lopez or Rolly Romero. As for Ryan Garcia, he must regain his credibility. Therefore, he should get a fight and then realize the rematch against Romero.

Dallas – May 6, 2025 – A well -known boxing manager Adrian Clark officially launched a unique, its first -of -a -kind online course, which aims to educate and develop a modern era of boxing managers through Boxing Manager certificate A course that is now available online through teaching at the address Boxing-manager-certificate.teacable.com.

With more than a decade of sport experience, helping to direct the career of many fighters, including the prevailing world champion WBO Brian Norman Jr., Clark perceives his course as an opportunity to improve sport by efficiently supplying first -hand knowledge for beginner boxing managers. Currently, state commissions do not require prior verification of knowledge for boxing managers, invalid, which this certificate can aid in closing.

“Over the past five years, my central issue has been the implementation of educational programs in the boxing industry,” said Clark. “This course helps to develop boxing managers and continues to protect fighters from using the contract and/or financial. The more the manager knows, the better for all parties involved in this activity.”

The 46-minute online course contains 15 informative films that accompany the multiple choice quiz after each chapter, with chapters providing information on the basic principles of boxing management, including: boxer manager agreements, managerial percentage, relationships with promoter, negotiations and many others.

In addition to offering an online course, Clark plans expand the company’s internship program to provide selected potential first -hand managers in this field through the first managing company. In addition, Clark will want to expand the program through potential partnerships with a guest lecture on sport management programs throughout the country.

“Thanks to the first management of fighters, I gained practical experience in supporting athletes at every stage of their career-strategic building their personal brands, movement in negotiating processes and creating individualized plans that reflect their unique goals and needs,”^ND-Year Law student at Ut-Dallas, who previously interned Clark.

Clark’s ambitions and efficiency in the world of boxing have been recognized for years, because in 2016 he was recognized as one of Forbes 30 below 30. Currently, he is the general director of Fighters First Management, run with the president of the company and Hall of Fame, Jolene Mizzone. In addition to his current list of clients with the participation of the world champion, the best pretenders and growing prospects, Clark is the author of a book that helps to educate boxers on sport, he is the creator Boxingmanager.netand also start a podcast focused on the activities of boxing managers.

“It was never my goal to just be a boxing manager,” added Clark. “I’ve always wanted to cross the position and create the demand that a sports agent has in other sports. I think that the course, blog and podcast can pay attention to boxing management.”

In the early years, the Boxing Manager certificate has already gained stories of success in the industry, including Paul Guarino, who completed the course and recently led the best pretender Chordale Booker to the world title with the unified world champion Sebastian Fund.

“Adrian is a professional and tenacious employee,” said Guarino. “Whenever I reach out, provides direct and fair feedback – something that I respect. Despite my many years of experience as a sport manager, I enrolled in the BMC course to continue improving my set of skills. Iron sharpens iron, both in the ring and outside of it.”

Available now for 300 USD for a manager, the Boxing Manager certificate course offers a first -of -a -kind window for the wild box of boxing to make sure that those who rush the next generation of boxing stars, will do it with a robust knowledge base and the ability to provide customers many times.

Tim Bradley says that Devin Haney’s performance against Jose Ramirez last Friday at the Times Square in Recent York was not a box. Suggests that Haney (32-0, 15 KO) has “PTSD” From the trauma he experienced while fighting Ryan Garcia last year and this affects his ability to perform.

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He noticed Haney’s change from how he was involved in the way he performed last Friday against Ramirez (29-3, 18 KO). However, Bradley thinks that Haney should still force himself to fight challenging because he received millions for the fight.

His task is to “entertain” fans and he feels that he failed. Although Haney won the 12-round unanimous decision, his output power was low. He threw out only 224 shots, landing 70.

PTSD factor?

“Listen to me. I’ll tell you something. PTSD is a real boxing thing,” said Tim Bradley Fight Hub tv Asked if he thought that Devin Haney’s performance against Jose Ramirez last Friday evening was worth millions of dollars, which he received.

It seemed that Haney closed mentally against Ramirez, showing the behavior of avoiding during his 12-round fight against Ramirez. Some fans say this is a pattern of behavior of the former Vet from PTSD. They become passive and lose the fight they had when they were on the battlefield.

The fire trauma remains with them. Haney’s behavior looked a bit like a PTSD person. Of course, he is not near the warrior he was in the last three fights with Ryan Garcia, Regis Prograis and Vasily Lomachenko. Something has changed.

“However, this is a wounded business. It is an absolutely hurt business, senior, and you receive a payment of millions of millions of dollars to give us a show. Not only to give us a show, but also to win and look good as possible, as possible, as possible, actually fight,” said Bradley.

Haney could forget that he must have fun, or maybe Bradley is right about the belief that he was showing signs of PTSD; He was unable. This is not something that a person can control. The trauma causes flashbacks and this is not something that a person can simply break free from themselves. They cannot be rejected and be who they were before the traumatic event.

“It wasn’t boxing”

“So, considering, do you feel that Haney did? Do you feel that it was better boxing? Do you feel that in my book he spread his ears?

Haney did not box against Ramirez. It was really working and it was tough for carefully selected VIP fans in the Times Square ring and many who ordered it on Dazn PPV. Haney reportedly earned $ 10 million to fight Ramirez, but it was not enough for him to take the risk.