Devin Haney Speaks Out After Losing To Ryan Garcia But Keeping His Title
Ryan Garcia seems to have pulled off a major upset in his fight against Devin Haney last night at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center. Despite not being able to claim the WBC junior lightweight title due to not making weight before the match, Garcia emerged victorious with a majority decision after 12 intense rounds. The fight saw Garcia knocking Haney down to the ground three times, showcasing his impressive skills and determination.
In a post-fight reflection on Twitter, Haney expressed gratitude and resilience, stating, “Alhamdulillah Allah is the perfect planner he makes no mistakes.. Fought like a true champion. Got up off the canvas & kept fighting.” Haney also expressed his willingness to face Garcia again in the future, emphasizing the importance of both fighters making weight for a fair match.
The lead-up to the fight was filled with drama and controversy, largely fueled by Garcia’s bold and sometimes erratic behavior. From making unconfirmed claims about Drake’s personal life to engaging in social media feuds, Garcia’s antics added an extra layer of excitement to the already highly anticipated match.
With Haney retaining his title despite the loss, the pressure is now on him to defend it in future bouts. The outcome of this fight could have a significant impact on his career trajectory, prompting him to either seek redemption or reassess his approach to the sport.
As fans eagerly await a potential rematch between these two contentious titans, the boxing world is buzzing with speculation and excitement. Stay tuned for more updates on Ryan Garcia, Devin Haney, and their future in the ring.
