By: Sean Crose

It was undoubtedly a bad night for Devin Haney. For an undefeated warrior based in San Francisco, he went to Modern York to postpone the boldness, apparently from the wall of Ryan Garcia in his place. However, things did not end with plan that night. Instead of being placed in his place, Garcia – who turned out to be overweight – took Haney to school, tender several times a highly valued lightweight weight on the way to surprise. It was a bad night again for Devin Haney. Sometimes, however, everyone has a bad night, even dominant boxers.

15-0 Haney will return to the ring on May 2. Once again he will fight in Modern York. This time, however, he will not have to face Garcia, because Garcia will fight Rolando Romero in the main event that evening as a central element of remuneration transmission at the sight. Haney, however, cannot afford a bitter, because he will have to focus his attention on the qualified Juan Carlos Ramirez. Although he is expected to win, it should be remembered that Haney had the best Garcia before. Not that Garcia’s fight was a complete failure.

First of all, Haney obtained a loss because of his record after finding a forbidden substance in the Garcia system both before and after the fight. It was a earnest enough thing that the Modern York Sports Committee banned Garcia in Modern York for a year – which almost meant that the struggle in the United States was forbidden (state sports committees clearly like to respect their rulings as soon as possible). Connect it all with the fact that Garcia appeared to fight the advantage of weight that night and it is understandable why at least some people will raise their eyebrows.

Despite this, when everything is said and done, Haney must abandon Square sometimes, Victor Victor on May 2. The loss at this moment may be catastrophic for a man, although he is technically invincible as a result of the Nysac ruling. Haney, however, will probably come prepared. He rides a lot on this fight. In addition, Haney is an excellent boxer, glossy, disciplined and smart. Don’t expect a guy to have too many bad nights for himself. In addition, as it was said, sometimes a loss (even one that was later erased) can motivate the boxer to reach greatness.

Caleb Plant says that he wants to introduce a “good performance” in his fight with Armando Resendiz on May 31, and then start collecting the best fighters at 168 “one by one”.

Plant (23-2, 14 KO) will defend its transient title WBA Super Middle Wweight against Resendiz (15-2, 11 KO) in a 12-round fight on PBC on the best movie with Mandalay Bay Resort in Las Vegas. The event starts at 20:00 et/17: 00

Charlo or Berlanga next?

Caleb says that if he wins, he plans to manage Jermalla Charlo or Edgar Berlang. Jermall (33-0, 22 KO) is fighting in a 10-round coefficient against Thomas Lamanna on the May 31 card. It is too early to find out if the plant will continue to fight Charlo, because there may be a greater fight.

In September, Plant knocked out Trevor McCumby in the ninth round to win the transient WBA title 168-pounds on Undercard Canelo Alvarez vs. Berlanga.

“I want to have a good performance at 31. [Jermall] Charlo is able to bypass her test [Thoma LaManna] And win, beat him in an impressive way – said Caleb Plant during today’s Virtual press conference At his fight next month with Armando Resndiz on May 31.

26 -year -old RESENDIZ is not in 168, because it fights at 160. He has the power to hit to give plants if he doesn’t fold. His two losses appeared against Elijah Garcia and Marcos Hernandez.

Fight from Edgar Berlang, step on him and fight with Jaime Munguui, Diego Paczeco or any of the other guys who are there, “said Plant.” Choose them until my name is set and I’m in Hall of Fame. This is a goal, this is a dream. You can only one fight at once.

“What is happening Charlo has nothing to do with me. I focus on Armando Resendiz. I will let them come up with it, and I intend to come up with a fight between me and Armando. Then we will go from there. Yes, I will choose them one by one,” said Plant.

Brian Norman Jr., WBO WBO Master, will defend against Jin Sasaki on June 19, lives at ESPN+ at the OTA City General junior high school in Tokyo, Japan.

This fight was not unexpected, as Sasaki called 24 -year -old Norman Jr after victory over Derrack Cuevas last month on March 29 in Las Vegas. Norman Sr. The idea of ​​his son would defend against Sasaki, because it is a well -paid fight and increases the international appeal of Brian Jr.

Norman Jr. He will fight in the hometown of Japan Sasaki before the crowd of pro-Sasaki on June 19. So, if he expects cheering, as if he has been in the past, he can forget about it.

“Brian Norman Jr. is a motivated and talented master who did not hesitate when he offered this opportunity,” said Bob Arum, chairman of the highest degree. “Jin Sasaki has power and blows in the volume, and their styles will be a dramatic, full showdown action of the world title.”

Making a global sign

This is not a fight that will arouse a lot of interest of American fans, because few have heard of Sasaki. Norman Jr. And his dad focus on money and slowly build for larger fights. Brian Jr. It is not popular enough to get handbags and treatment of stars he wants. He fought on the card in his last defense of the title against Cuevas.

Sinsaki lost only once as a professional for Andy Hiraoka in 2021 and since then he looked good. In terms of energy, Sasaki can give Norman Jr. Problems. His chin could stop him from defeating Brian Jr.

The last five fights of Sasaki

– Sakai shows
– Qamil Balla
– Joe Noynay
– Hiroto Hoshi
– Keita Obara

The highest rank announced today that Norman Jr. 27-0, 21 KO) will go to Japan to defend against 2 WBO Sasaki (19-1-1, 17 KO). This means that there will be no unification struggle for Norman Jr., IBF and WBA master Jaron “Boots” Ennis.

This is the fight that Norman wants, but Eddie Hearn’s promoter did not offer them a contract they liked when they tried to negotiate last year. This is a fight that may soon occur if Hearn can make Alalshikh Turks aid him in the harmony of Brian Jr.