The status of a rematch between Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney is unclear after Ryan’s defeat against Rolando Romero “Romero” and the terribly bad performance of Haney in victory over Jose Ramirez last Friday at the Times Square event in Modern York on May 2.

Turki Alalshikh did not confirm if the Garcia vs. rematch plans. Haney 2 are still there in October in Riyadh. However, the terrible performances of both hurt fans seeing the second fight. Perhaps they will have to buy back against other warriors, preferably high -level pretenders.

Doubtfully rematch

This will require Garcia to avenge his loss in Rolly or defeat one of the champions at the age of 147, such as Jaron Ennis or Brian Norman Jr., as in the case of Haneya, he should also be put on with a stone killer. His performance in victory over Jose Ramirez was so feeble that his reserves fell even more. Turki must throw Haney with one of these sharks in the final fight from the ground:

– Jaron Ennis
– Brian Norman Jr.
– Conor Benn
– Gary Antuanne Russell
– Richardson Hitchins

Promoter Eddie Hearn says Ryan and Haney “I dropped the bag” Without meeting in your fights. It reveals that Garcia (24-2, 20 KO) and Haney (32-0, 15 KO) were to be “directed” in the ring after the fighting to start promoting their great rematch in October in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. What has not happened that suggests that Turks Alalshikh may decide not to go with their plans for the Garcia-Haney 2 rematch.

They both had to win the fights to block in the October rematch. Although Haney performed his role, defeating Ramirez, he was shy and threw only 224 hitting the entire 12-round fight. Haney landed 70, but he looked afraid to stand and fight. Commenator Tim Bradley says he thinks Devin has PTSD He took against Ryan Garcia last April 20 in Brooklyn, Modern York.

Ryan was knocked down in the second round by a ponderous Romero (17-2, 13 KO) and surprisingly passed through the rest of the road, a 12-round unanimous lost decision of the results 115-112, 118-109 and 115-112.

Nerves and inaction

“Ryan and Devin dropped the bag in the largest drop of the bag you’ve ever seen,” said Eddie Hearn WarriorResponding to the terrible performances of Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney last Friday evening at Times Square, Modern York.

Hearn is right. Both Haney and Garcia gave the chance to get golden frosty, tough cash thanks to the terrible performance last Friday evening. Both were equally penniless and there is no way on earth so that Turks could put them in a rematch and be well received by boxeries.

“Tonight was to be directed at a great rematch,” Hearn continued. “Proverbs to Rolly, but Ryan simply did not appear at all. He did not try to win the fight or he? I know he was buzzed early, but it wasn’t really tough to knock down. But he just let the fight passed. It’s crazy.”

It seemed that Kingry lost his nerves after Rolly dropped him in the second round and after that she did not dare to get involved. You can understand why. Romero looked like Julian Jackson 2.0 in this fight and hit the holes in Ryan with each shot.

“It was all right,” said Hearn, asked what he thought about Haney’s performance against Jose Ramirez. “I told him,” You really had to keep your feet a little more. He was raining Ramirez a few times, but I think there was a lot of nerves. I think he is [Haney] He was out of year. Ryan is also not a year aged. Inactivity kills. We saw it tonight. “

What does Hearn talk about? Haney was not “fine” with his performance against Ramirrez. He was even worse than Ryan, because he looked 100% terrified and escaped from the battlefield. When fans see such warriors, they perceive it as a elementary cowardice. This is the only way to interpret.

Haney looked like a jump like War veteran with shockYou can’t deal with stressful events without a mental lecture. This loss with Ryan Garcia took something from Haney, leaving the shell that the fans saw against Ramirez.