Ryan Garcia is still enjoying the destruction of Devin Haney in April last year, heating in the glow of a left hook on a skillful warrior. Garcia (24-1, 20 KO) calls it “One of the best fights“He had his three-end victory for the majority at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, Novel York.

In the seventh round Ryan dropped Haney with a difficult left. Two extra times Devin hit the canvas just after he made enormous shots from Garcia. The judge, Harvey Dock, did not count them as knocking down, but it seemed that they should be. Harvey punished Kingry in the same round for hitting the break.

Ryan was nervous because he never received a warning about deducting the point. He was dissatisfied for this reason, and he did non -stop Holding Devin to survive after knocking down. The judge did not deal with the completion of Haney.

Garcia and Haney will share the card this Friday, May 2, on Dazn PPV at Times Square. Ryan fights Rolando “Rolly” Romero in Headliner, while Devin (31-0, 15 KO) is the main role of support against Jose Ramirez (29-2, 18 Kos). If Ryan and Haney, the winners, meet in a rematch in October.

There are many signs of questions about whether the chin Haney will keep under the difficult arrows of the former WBC master and WBO 140-lb Ramirez, taking into account his impact power. The size of this fight and focuses on your Power game to exploit the potentially reduced Devin resistance.

Left hook

“It was one of the funniest fights I had. It was comical. Ring magazinediscussing his last fight with Devin Haney in April last year.

“I was taken [by referee Harvey Dock in the seventh round against Haney]. It was very unfair. He didn’t give me a warning. Devin Haney held me all the time. He never called him to stick to him at the moment. Even he didn’t really say “break”. We were in the clinic, and I just hit him when he was going back. It seems to me that he said, “Break” but I haven’t heard him. Suddenly he took the point, or bull s *** – said Garcia.

Haney is still bitter in the event of a loss, talking about non -ice about how Ryan “deceived” because of two positive tests on Ostaryna. Fans in social media mostly eliminated Haney, perceiving him as a sore loser, who could not admit that he was exceeded by the power of exclusion of the left hook of Kingry.

The poorly promoted fight between Canelo Alvarez and William Scull takes place on Saturday, May 3, and their event on Dazn PPV in Riyadh is no noise.

Marketing failure

Promoters had no effort to build interest among fans for this fight, which costs $ 59.99 for Pay-Per-view. Fans do not know who is the super middle champion IBF Scull (23-0.9 KO), because he never overcame any significant objection during his career.

The way Cuban Scull, 32, won the belt with a controversial 12-round decision in October last year against Vladimir Shishkin, makes boxing fans perceive him as a false belt owner.

The last six of Sculla’s opponents

– Vladimir Shishkin
– Sean Hemphill
– Cristian Fabian Rios
– Abel Nicolas Adriel
– Evgeny Shvedenko
– Deneb Diaz

For Canelo, 34, this fight is to enable him to recover his title IBF 168-Funt, who gave up so that he could choose an straightforward fight with the former Edgar Berlang No. 1 November 14 last year. Instead of defending himself against his mandatory Scull, Canelo, he slowed down so that he could face Berlang in mismatch.

The unquestionable art

The problem is with System of four stripes. Canelo is necessary for Canelo to take up a lasting fight with Scull to regain her IBF title in another flawless fight. This is all for an art Thus, Alvarez can be the undisputed 168-Funt champion when he faces Crawford in October at “Huge Fight” in Las Vegas, Turks Alalshikh.

Part of the marketing of the Canelo-Crawford fight will focus on whether Crawford can capture its third unquestionable division championship. Everything is more interested in the circus fight between Alvarez and Bud, which appears from 154 to challenge him without any experience at the age of 168. This is completely unfair to pretenders in Super Middle weight.

Alvarez is a favorite of 30 to 1 against Scull, showing that this fight will not even be remotely competitive. For fans who saw Scull’s last fight with Vladimir Shishkin, it is not surprising that Canelo is a great favorite. Scull looked terrible.

What the promotion needs so that Crawford leaves the woodwork this week and start talking to Canelo so that the fan will wait for their fight in October. If Bud Crawford can make people predict this competition, they will be more motivated to focus on Saturday’s clash with Scull.

I doubt if Crawford will be created to lend a hand, because it is not promoted by fights, which is one of the reasons why it has not become popular. He is lucky that Turki likes him. If it wasn’t for this, Crawford would work at the age of 154, dealing with adolescent sharks such as Bakhram Murtazaliev and Vergil Ortiz Jr.

Chris Eubank, Jr. He defeated Conor “The Destroyer” Benn during 12 close rounds, winning a unanimous decision, and all judges shot it the same on Saturday evening in their pretender to medium weight at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium in London.

Eubank, Jr., 35-3 (25 Benn, 23-1 (14) developed in the main event, winning a 12-killer decision.

Initially, Eubank was a favorite and your favorite fans are Benn. At the beginning of the second round, in the clinch, Eubank hit Benn’s head behind his head. Both received a warning by judge Victor Loughlin. In the third round, after a minute, Benn Kolasł Eubank with the right chin, making him grab Benna in the clinic. In the middle of the round they fell on the canvas.

In the middle of the fourth round, Eubank swayed Benn with the right upper quay on the chin. In the fifth round, Eubank pushed Benna to the canvas. Benn used effective stab, while Eubank used both hands to provide body and head blows. In the last seconds of the sixth round, Eubank was warned for hitting Benn’s head – in another close. Benn seemed to take the first three rounds, and Eubank another three rounds halfway.

In the eighth round, Eubank continued his soiled tactics while Benn fought in a close fight. In the ninth round, Eubank suffered a diminutive cut on his left cheekbone, suffered on one on the right in battle. In the ninth round, Eubank is mostly sliding in blows against younger Benn, but the same blows landed.

In the last minute of the tenth round, Eubank suffered a diminutive cut on the corner of the right eye. In the eleventh round, Eubank is still checking the time when Benna acquires.

In the twelfth and last round, Eubank came out like a warrior in need of a knockout, he was full of Bennem. They gave fans their money in this. Could it be a draw?

Results 116-112 of all three judges.

The average weight of Liam “Beefy” Smith, 33-5-1 (20) lost to Aaron “Silencer” Mckenna, 20-0 (10), according to a 12-round unanimous decision.

In the twelfth and last round, because of the clash of the head, Smith was cut to the left eye. McKenna dropped Smith on 8-cruine from judge John Latham.

Results 119-108, 118-108 and 117-109.

In the coefficient at the third meeting, everyone wins one delicate bulky weight, Anthony Yarde, 27-3 (24), defeated the former Ibo Lyndon champion “Król” Arthur, 24-3 (16), 12-round unanimous decision with the WBA intercontinental title.

In the first six rounds, Yarde mostly had Artur against the lines. In the ninth round Yarde had Artur against the lines. In the tenth round it lasted that Arthur landed on the chin chin in the last thirty seconds.

In the last minute of the eleventh round, Yarde had Arthur almost defenseless in the bell. In the twelfth and last round, after touching the gloves, they fought in the middle of the ring for about twenty seconds before Yarde pushed Arthur to the ropes.

Judge Steve Gray. Results 115-113, 116-112 twice.

BBBOFC British Cruiser Wweight Viddal Riley, 13-0 (7), defeated Chevon “C4” Clarke, 10-2 (7), 12-round unanimous decision.

In the second fourth round Riley had an advantage. In the fifth round, Clarke came back well. In the eighth round, Clarke was cut to the left eye due to a collision of heads.

From nine to the twelfth work of the legs, Riley kept him a step before Clarke.

Results 115-113, 116-112 and 117-111. Lee everyone was a judge.

Former Master WBO Cruiser in weight, Chris Billam-Smith, 21-2 (13) defeated Brandon “Bulletproof” GLANTON, 20-3 (17), #199.5, from Atlanta, Ga, winning a pair of knocking down according to a 12-round unanimous decision.

In the first two rounds Billam-Smith was an aggressor, sometimes pushing glanton to the ropes. In the third round Glanton brought the rights to Billam-Smith chin, taking the round.

In the sixth round, the right hook from Billam-Smith dropped Glanton on 8-fish from judge Marek Bates. Glanton claimed that he slipped. In the seventh round, Glanton is falling again, claiming that he slipped. In the tenth round Glanton appeared forward, but he looked exhausted when Billam-Smith returned to take a round in the fight against the crowd. Glanton needs a knockout to win.

In the eleventh and twelfth round, Billam-Smith had an advantage in a close and invigorating fight. At the end, Billam-Smith’s cut around his left eye flowed down his face.

The results were twice 115-113, 116-112. Mark Bates was a judge.

An announcer Ring, Michael Buffer, for the main event.