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Will Jose Ramirez derail Devin Haney’s plans for Garcia’s rematch?

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Devin Haney claims that he will come back “better” this Friday after a year -round release to face Jose Ramirez to Dazn PPV at the Times Square in Up-to-date York. He thinks that there will be a stronger fight at the age of 147, because he will not have to flow down to 140 or 135, as in the past.

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Rescue operation

Devin doesn’t want to admit it But he is worried about losing This fight with the former WBC champion and WBO lightweight welterweight Ramirez (29-2, 18 KO). This is not the type of opponent where Haney built his 31-0 record. He can actually fight. I bet Bill Haney is also worried.

The idea of ​​this fight is that Haney won a good win on a famed warrior and take advantage of the victory to interest the rematch with Ryan Garcia. Losing Wrecks with the shoulder is all. Turks Alalshikh did not say what the spare plan for Haney is if it is destroyed by Ramirez. There must be some kind of saving with him to save him from scrapping and sending to scrap yards.

In recent interviews, Haney discussed his previous professional achievements in detail, suggesting that he could try to augment his confidence, remembering aloud about his achievements. Many fans perceive Haney as overrated, and believe that he should have three defeats in his album against Ryan Garcia, Vasily Lomachenko and Jorge Linares.

Life in the past?

“I am already solidified, two -time master– said Devin Haney Boxing DAZNBy gaining strength from past achievements, defeating George Cambosos Jr. and Regis Prograis.

These were empty victories, because Kamboos was a master of paper in the eyes of many fans, and Prograis was 35 years vintage, not a warrior he was before he fought Haney. It would mean that Haney boasts being a “two -time champion” if he defeated the killers such as Gervonta Davis at the age of 135 and Gary Antuanne Russell at 140.

When you hear someone leads about the past, it’s a red flag that they are trying to strengthen mentally. This loss against Ryan Garcia had to affect Haney more than people.

Fans are wondering if Ramirez can win a decision against Haney, taking into account what is at risk of fighting. In the case of a rematch of a lot of money, which Ryan Garcia was talked about in October, securing the win may not be possible for ramier if it remains to the judges.

32-year-old Ramirez has been in sport for a long time and certainly knows what he will overcome with the fight with Haney with a lucrative fight before him against Kingry, if he wins.

Turks Alalshikh already knew that both had to win on May 2. Devin received a more challenging fight with the former WBC champion and WBO 140-lb Ramirez.

The only thing Haney has for him in this fight is that Jose is experiencing Arnold Barboza Jr. in November last year. His loss was not as bad as Devin against Ryan, but he was still defeated and was elected. This means that it has been well equipped. If they wanted to choose someone with whom Haney would have sedate problems, he would choose Gary Antuanne Russell or Subriel Matias.

Last updated 27/27/2025

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Deontay Wilder focuses on next opponent: “We will make it happen”

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Deontay Wilder zeroes in on next opponent: “We’re gonna make it happen”

Deontay Wilder appears to be in talks for his next appearance, which may include negotiations with Matchroom Boxing promoter Eddie Hearn.

The former WBC heavyweight champion scored a split decision victory over Derek Chisora ​​in April, scoring two knockouts in a mostly close 12-round fight.

Previously, Wilder claimed that approx seventh-round finish over Tyrrell Herndon after consecutive defeats to Zhilei Zhang and Joseph Parker.

Chisora’s triumph therefore came at a critical moment, although many remain convinced that the 40-year-old should implement his retirement plan.

An imminent departure from the sport, however, seems increasingly unlikely as the ‘Bronze Bomber’ is currently considering a possible rematch with fellow veteran Chisora.

Unlike Wilder, Chisora ​​promised that their first meeting would be his last fight, believing that his 50th professional fight would be a suitable event from which he would retire.

However, the way their clash ended inspired the 42-year-old to demand an immediate rematch, hoping for a more favorable outcome next time.

I’m talking to Daily mail boxChisora ​​managed to get a response from Wilder via FaceTime, and the American expressed interest in withdrawing him.

“Hell yes. We’ll make it happen.”

Chisora ​​added that he intended to speak to Hearn, suggesting he was a free agent with the promotion and wanted to strike a deal with the Matchroom boss.

However, although he verbally agreed to a rematch, there is of course no guarantee that Wilder will ultimately put pen to paper.

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Elijah Holyfield wins his WWE Evolve debut with an Uppercut Finisher

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Elijah Holyfield, son of former undisputed heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield, won his first WWE Evolve match on June 3, defeating Kai Kavari in the company’s developmental program.

According to material published by Bleacher ReportHolyfield ended the fight with a right hand and pinned Kavari. WWE calls the finisher “The Uppercut”, a move modeled after his father’s boxing. Pro Wrestling Dot Net reported that the fight lasted 1 minute and 14 seconds.

According to SEScoops, Holyfield went through a series of Stinger Splashes and Spinebusters before delivering the final blow.

His father, a former cruiserweight and heavyweight world champion and member of the International Boxing Hall of Fame, built much of his ring identity on body striking and combination work during a career spanning the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s.

From the NFL to the ring

Holyfield’s path to WWE didn’t go through boxing. He played running back at the University of Georgia and signed with the Carolina Panthers as an undrafted free agent in 2019 and later spent time with the Philadelphia Eagles and Cincinnati Bengals. He appeared in one regular-season NFL game during the 2020 season.

A 2022 knee injury he suffered while on the Bengals’ roster ended his football career and redirected him toward wrestling.

WWE path

Holyfield signed a WWE developmental contract in November 2024. He competed in the first season of the WWE reality show LFG (Legends and Future Greats), where he mentored The Undertaker and earned a contract that placed him on the Evolve brand.

His ring debut was delayed due to injury. According to multiple wrestling outlets, he suffered a torn bicep in delayed 2025 and required surgery. He is 27 years ancient.

The June 3 episode of Evolve was taped at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida and streamed on Tubi in the United States.

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Katie Taylor says the September 5 fight will be her last

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Katie Taylor’s farewell fight is now official.

On Thursday, Matchroom Boxing announced that Taylor will return to Dublin’s Croke Park on September 5 to defend her WBO, WBA, IBF and Ring Magazine titles against undefeated French challenger Flora Pili. The vacant WBC title is also at stake, giving Taylor a chance to become a three-time undisputed champion.


The event will be broadcast live worldwide on DAZN and is expected to attract over 80,000 fans to Ireland’s national stadium.

“It seems like the perfect way to end – to become Undisputed Champion once again on our national stadium that holds such a special place in Irish hearts. I’m grateful that this is happening and I can’t thank the people of this country enough for the support I’ve received over the years.

“People have traveled all over the world following my career and I hope I can return the favor with a confident performance on September 5. I have no illusions that Flora will pose a very arduous challenge; she is undefeated as a professional and has a good amateur pedigree, so I have the utmost respect for her.

“I have been blessed to have achieved more in this sport than I could have ever dreamed of, but fighting in Croke Park is truly the icing on the cake. I hope this event inspires a whole recent generation to take up sport and follow their passions.”

Taylor enters the fight with a 25-1 record. The event, which will take place on September 5, will be the first professional boxing event held in Croke Park since Muhammad Ali fought Alvin Lewis there in 1972.

Pili brings an undefeated record of 12-0 to the fight and will be looking for the biggest victory of his career. Tickets go on sale June 12 via Ticketmaster, with pre-sales starting earlier this week.

If successful, Taylor will retire as a three-time undisputed champion.

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