Devin Haney’s recent declarations about dominating WBO welterweight Brian Norman Jr. reveal more about his overinflated ego than about genuine boxing prowess. Haney boldly proclaims that he will showcase a “levels above” Norman Jr. on November 22nd, asserting that this is Norman’s first encounter with top-tier competition. However, beneath this bravado lies a fundamental misunderstanding
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In the ever-evolving landscape of professional boxing, few figures have been as polarizing and influential as Bob Arum. But as of late, the once-unassailable promoter’s relevance and credibility are rapidly deteriorating. The recent fiery exchange between Devin Haney, his father Bill Haney, and Arum himself highlights a harsh reality: Arum’s golden era is over, and
Last night at Madison Square Garden, boxing witnessed a new level of excitement as Richardson Hitchins delivered a masterclass performance against the seasoned George Kambosos Jr. With an unblemished record of 20 wins (8 by knockout), Hitchins not only secured victory but executed it with an air of effortless dominance. Critics and fans alike were
Teofimo Lopez, once a celebrated name in boxing, has become synonymous with bewilderment and controversy. Promoter Bob Arum recently expressed his incredulity, labeling Lopez’s decision to snub a lucrative fight against Devin Haney as “nuts.” This wasn’t just any fight; the purse was astronomical, potentially exceeding $11 million, presenting Lopez with a golden opportunity to
As the IBF light welterweight champion, Richardson Hitchins should be securing his legacy and showcasing his talent. Instead, he has chosen to defend his title against George Kambosos Jr., a fighter whose star has dramatically dimmed since his brief ascent into boxing notoriety. With Kambosos’s record reflecting a disappointing trajectory—2 wins and 3 losses in
In the world of boxing, anticipation can often turn into disappointment all too quickly. Devin Haney and Teofimo Lopez were expected to face off in a showdown that could have reignited both of their careers. However, the recent developments as narrated by Haney himself reveal a disturbing trend in modern boxing: the prevalence of fighters
The boxing community is left reeling as the much-anticipated match between Teofimo Lopez and Devin Haney crumbles before our eyes. Scheduled for August 16 in the opulent setting of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, this fight was seen as a significant showdown in the 145-pound catchweight category. Just when fans started to reignite their hopes for a
The boxing world spins unpredictably, often hinging on the dramatic rise and fall of its brightest stars. Ryan Garcia, once hailed as the future face of boxing, now finds himself in a precarious situation following a shocking defeat to Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero. Oscar De La Hoya, a seasoned promoter and former boxing champion, has firmly
Devin Haney, an undefeated champion with a track record of 32 wins and 15 knockouts, found himself under a microscope after a lackluster performance against Jose Ramirez. Coach Stephen Edwards came to his defense, citing factors that supposedly influenced Haney’s disappointing showing, including the opponent’s negative history with performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) and lingering effects from
In the world of boxing, where every punch counts and the stakes are as high as the sheer physical prowess demanded, there lies a pressing expectation for fighters to deliver thrilling performances that captivate fans. This expectation comes into sharp focus with the recent fight between Devin Haney and Jose Ramirez, a bout marred by