Devin Haney asks Ryan Garcia’s performance against Rory Romero after Pedo’s halt

Devin Haney claims Ryan Garcia’s version of Rolando Rory Romero in the loss of his decision to him last May “different” The version of the guy who lost in 2024. Haney agrees that Garcia (24-2, 20 KOs) had an advantage over him when he banned PED Ostarin in his system.

Haney Whitewashes’ loss

Devin sounds like him I’m trying to paint white His loss to Ryan accused him of riding a PED rather than admitting that he cannot handle his powers or block the left hook. If Haney is knocked out in the next fight against WBO welterweight champion Brian Norman Jr. on November 22nd, he will have to accept that he is missing his chin to deal with the power puncher.

In Kingley’s first fight back from a one-year suspension, he lost a 12-round unanimous decision on May 2nd against Roland “Rolly” Romero. Haney believes Garcia was completely different from the man he lost. But what he overlooks is the size and strength of Rory on the night of battle.

Garcia’s Loss of Rory Romero

Rolly resembles a normal size junior middleweight after rehydration, and he looked huge fighting a thin welterweight Garcia in the ring. Romero would have been big in that fight and he would have beaten most of the welterweight divisions by size alone. Haney would have had similar issues dealing with Rolly’s size and power.

Fighting a man who is essentially a 154-pounder cannon is a nightmare for fighters coming from the 140. Rather than blending in to fight at the 147, Rory should fight a man of his size in junior middleweight.

Ryan hit a weak Haney (32-0, 15 KOs) in the 12th round, dropping him three times, repeatedly hurting him with a left hook in a majority-decisive victory. The outcome of the fight was later overturned by the New York Commission and changed to a non-contest due to Garcia’s positive PED test.

Ryan Garcia’s transformation

“100%, that shows. It was two different people,” Devin Haney told Ring Magazine. channel When asked if he believed Ryan Garcia had an advantage from the PED, which he tested as positive against him. “It was two different people in the buildup. On the night of the fight, there were two different people. The blind people could see it. It wasn’t the same Ryan Garcia.

I disagree with Haney. Garcia was different in Rory’s defeat as he faced a larger fighter with a lot of force. Ryan had to have him more size to compete with the junior middleweight size Romero that night, as he couldn’t get him out, and that’s what he tried to do stupidly. He should have used his boxing skills to defeat him.

“He had no pop or fast enchantment. He had nothing. He seemed to be a completely different person,” Haney said of Ryan’s transformation on May 2nd in his final battle with Rolando Rory Romero. “I’m going to give Rory his credit. He came there with a good game plan. It wasn’t just that he (Garcia) wasn’t in PEDS. I think Rory had a good fight over him.”