Eddie Hearn thinks that Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney are just fighting for money at the moment of their career. He says that with all the things they have gone through last year, they lost their interest in boxing, deteriorated and focused on making money.

Hearn feels terrible efforts that Ryan (24-2, 20 KO) and Haney (32-0, 15 KO) gave themselves during the Times Square event in Modern York on May 2, they reflected their focus on the dough. They are both among Class affluent in Uber, millionaires Many times and are not willing to take risks.

Hearn: Money spoils the fighters

You hear that Devin Haney says he is a hug in his “residence” over the past year, deciding not to fight after a lot of payment in losing to Ryan. You just know that the money has weakened the ambitions of these fighters.

Haney fought as if he were playing a tag against Jose Ramirez on the Times Square card, not wanting to get involved after receiving a reported bag worth $ 10 million per fight. Hearn says warriors change money. This is only a uncommon breed that is still ready to work demanding and fight with teeth and nails after becoming affluent.

When discussing what went wrong on the Times Square card, Hearn said that the warriors are “overpaid”. He did not mention the names of Haney and Ryan, but of course they were two of the three celebrated fighters during this event, who could not be improved. The third was Teofimo Lopez, who was running, showing all night like a clown in the fight against Arnold Barboza Jr. He was not interested in fighting.

“There is an element The fighters are overpaidAnd when you start making money, do you really want to physically put yourself in the trenches when your lifestyle is fantastic now? Maybe it is – said Eddie Hearn WarriorWhen discussing why The Times Square Fighters, Devin Haney, Ryan Garcia and Teofimo Lopez turned into destitute performances on the card on May 2.

It has always been like this in boxing. When warriors become one of the nouveau Riche classes, they do not want to train and avoid hit. When they fight, you see how they run, do not engage and try to win a minimum. Haney and Shakur Stevenson are classic examples.

“I think you can’t have the same way of thinking of a warrior when you earned a lot of money, and now you live in this house with 10 bedrooms [Correction: mansion] And you have three ferraris. . [fighters] They are like: “I really don’t want war. Why should I have a war? No, thank you,” said Hearn.

Turki Alalshikh decided to overpay the wrong fighters on the Times Square card, because none of these three have ever proved that they are solid fighters worth making millions. The best win in Haney’s career is a controversial decision about Vasily Lomachenko. Apart from him, he beat washed fighters over which he had an advantage of greatness. Ryan never beat anyone either. His best win is Luke Campbell.

The best win of Teofimo is a controversial decision against the wounded, older and much smaller Lomachenko. He always dodged or costly when he had the opportunity to fight high -quality opposition, which was not too high.

Replace the boxers powered by money

“Ryan is currently a million miles from the fight for the title of world champion, especially with failure,” said Hearn. “He also earns a lot of money. He thought,” I’m good. ” You will probably see how it disappears at some point.

Kingry can probably choose and choose the master he wants to fight. But it is “a million miles” since winning the title of the world. He will not win the title of master of the master at the age of 147 and I do not think that he cares. As Hearn says, Garcia is fighting for money.

“Sometimes the game takes their love. Ryan is probably in the place where he says:” I had so much s ***. I don’t even like boxing, but of course it is great money. So what next? ” – said Hearn.

Garcia criticized for making mistakes, positively testing PED, overweight, giving up Davis tank and showing no courage in his losing Rolly Romero. Ryan did not try to go out on the shield in this fight. He surrendered after dropped in the second round by Rolly and went into survival mode. Whatever Turks paid Garcia for the fight, wasted his money.

“Devin is there now. And Devin was never there. He was about belts, all about achievements. Then I think that Ryan’s fight really disappointed him, all experience. And I think now he thinks:” I don’t care. This makes you deteriorate as a warrior, “said Hearn.

Turki must take a broom and sweep Haney, Ryan and Teofiimo from his group from list A, which he uses during the Riyada season. He must focus on some teenage, hungry ghettors who want to entertain fans.

Thanks to these warriors, Turki must lose indolent after they became millionaires and look for a fresh blood. This is a rotary door. This includes Terence Crawford, Tyson Fury and Canelo Alvarez. They must be replaced by newer fighters such as David Benavidez and David Morrell, who still want to fight demanding and entertainment.

Manny Pacquiao will end almost a four -year break from the ring to challenge Mario Barrios for the WBC welterweight title on July 19 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.

“I came back”, Pacquiao Posted on social media That his rumors return officially. “Let’s do a story!”

Last time Pacquiao (62-8-2, 39 KO) was in a square district, the Filipino boxing legend abandoned the unanimous decision to Yordenis Ugas in August 2021. He was 42 years aged. When he passes through the ropes to face Barrio, he will be 46 years aged.

Pacquiao, which will be introduced to the International Gallery of Boxing Fame on June 8, did not deal with the motivation for the decision to end his retirement, but the story he talks about is an opportunity to break his own record as the oldest 147-pound world champion in boxing (40 years, 215 days). In historically, only two boxers won the fight for the title of world champion at the age of 46 or older – George Foreman (46 years aged, 102 days) and Bernard Hopkins, who won four title fights after their 46th birthday and was 49 years aged, 94 days in his last winning title.

Foreman had amazing power at his advanced age to remove opponents, while Hopkins was more about technology and defense than athleticism to lead him to victory at the age of 40. Pacquiao is largely based on athleticism to win the fights, and its once flat speed was clearly falling in its last fight.

To illustrate the fall of Pacquiao, he threw 10 less blows to the round and landed about seven fewer blows for the round in his six fights after the age of 40, compared to its results in the last 14 fights earlier, according to Compubox-Rekord 4-2 with only 1 KO.

Defeating Barrios will be a huge mountain to climb-in-depths and in the figuratively-for the only eight-person world champion in boxing. Replaced at 6 feet, Barrios will be the highest opponent of Pacquiao in his multi -story professional career, which began in 1995. Barrios is also 16 years younger than Pacquiao, which is the greatest divergence of age for the four -time northern champion.

But while Barrios (29-2-1, 18 KO) is more than powerful, the father’s time will be the most challenging challenge for Pacquiao to defeat the ring.

Pacquiao met with the legendary coach Freddie Roach to return to the fight, and the animated duo will work to build a game plan to cause nervousness. But boxing is a challenging sport that you can jump after almost half a decade, especially in the 1940s, and when athletism was the basis of Pacquiao’s success.

As a warrior whose crime is based on speed and explosion, Pacquiao must find a youth fountain to cause nervousness (Barrios is a favorite by -450 for the ESPN plant). Throughout his career, Pacquiao’s success was largely because of his ability to throw trouble and go out, blowing up opponents with combinations of lightning at heavenly angles. Only the highest contractors (Juan Manuel Marquez and Floyd Mayweather) could get the right reading of the unpredictable Pacquiao offensive explosions and tame them at the right time. When Pacquiao began to ponderous down, it was easier to qualify fighters such as Jeff Horn to work out. Despite this, there were moments when Pacquiao was swift enough at the draw to surprise the opponents. Adrien Broner and Keith Thurman faced-I lost-40-year-old Pacquiao, who was still explosive enough to overwhelm at its speed.

It was six years ago.

In the last fight, Pacquiao from Ugas showed less explosion and hindered his leg work through JAB and looping his right hand. It is true that Ugas is a technically solid Cuban boxer, which was based on the fundamental sound over pure athleticism to become the world champion. Nevertheless, Pacquiao never found any rhythm and was finally developed in what was assumed that he was the final fight of his legendary career.

The fight against Barrio will be the same about finding your aged Pacquiao form as about overcoming the physical advantages of the opponent. Pacquiao will have to hope that his time away from sport will provide a very needed spring at his step. If he is not able to cut angles and find holes that you can throw and leave the legs of the legs, he will end at the wrong end of the Barrios long immersion.

Barrios, however, is not impossible to beat and is the most reasonable path for Pacquiao to achieve his purpose of regaining the title of welterweight. During the last trip, Barrios survived the knocking out in the sixth round to save the split against Abel Ramos to Undercard Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson in November. Barrios tends to negate his growth and achieve advantages, fighting the “miniature” and having most of his success inside. His loser with a knockout from Gervont Davis in 2021. “El Azteca” became defenseless, squatting within her shorter opponent-Davis has 5 feet-5½. Barrios is also a bit slower and can be developed by a more extensive opponent. Thurman left the 931-day break and looked faster and sharper than Barrios when they met in 2022.

Despite this, Thurman was 33 years aged and in the original years of boxing of physicality and athleticism. Pacquiao is far from this. It is unlikely that in the mid -1940s Pacquiao will somehow faster and more explosive than against Thurman and Broner in 2019.

Coach Junto Nakratani, Rudy Hernandez, says that he hopes that the dug (30-0, 23 KO) will fight Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez because he is “100 percent” Convinced that he would knock him out.

This is a fight that he should take to give him a bad experience, but not. It is good for the dug that his trainer, Rudy, is not fighting. BAM’s ability to move, throwing blows from strange angles would be a nightmare for him.

Damniti makes technical mistakes when he is forced to fight quickly, and cannot fight inside. His crime is circumscribed to his left hand -like hand. After taking this weapon, the dug is very circumscribed. His trainer, Rudy Hernandez, did not develop his skills. I am sure he tried, but some warriors cannot learn.

“BAM: A real nightmare

Permission to fight Bam Rodriguez can be a complete disaster, as is the destruction of Wisksil Wangek, Sunlit Edwards and Juan Estrada. These three have more technical abilities than dug, and Jesse looked effortless, disarming their offensive weapon to get a knockout.

“BAM” (21-0, 14 KO) is incorrect in a robotic, one-dimensional style. He has only one weapon, his left hand. We saw how frustrated and loses confidence when he can’t land left.

Promoters dug They probably won’t let him nearby Talent like “BAM” Rodriguez, because it would spoil the great payment he will get next year against Nayy Inoue’s “Monster”. The 27 -year -old WBC Bantamweight champion, dug, is one fight with Inoue’s challenge for his unquestionable Super Bantamweight championship in May 2026 in Tokyo, Japan.

The direction of the dug helped him create an undefeated record, but he did not fight the elite warrior at the level, such as “BAM” Rodriguez. Junto is too relying on his left hand. He must have a perfectly configured shot to land it, and when he can’t, he looks helpless. He is clearly nervous when he can’t connect to his left.

“I hope we are fighting bam. If you were bam, would you call out? Junto Beats Bam, 100 percent, in six to eight rounds. We’ll spend it. I am sure that coach Ruda Hernandez is Ring magazine About his warrior, Junto, detaining Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez, if they were to fight.

Rodriguez is waiting for unification

WBC 115-LB “BAM” Rodriguez fights with the WBO Super Flyweight Phumelel Cafu master (11-0-3, 8 KO) on July 19 in Fordco, FRISCO, Texas. After Rodriguez wins this fight, he will be a champion of two stripes aged 115.

Next month, the WBC Bantamweight champion will face IBF Ryosuke Nishida (10-0, 2 KO) on June 8 in the struggle of unification at the Ariake Colosseum, Tokyo, Japan.