Rory Romero demands a small ring for Brian Norman Jr. Devin Haney fights to stop Haney from “running around”

Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero says he hopes Brian Norman Jr. vs Devin Haney’s fight will be fought “Small ring” In November, he doesn’t want to see Devin “running around” all night. WBA welterweight champion Romero is not a huge fan of Haney and says he wants Norman Jr. to “flatline” him.

Turki Aralsif announced the fight between WBO welterweight champions Norman Jr. (28-0, 22 KOs) and Haney (32-0, 15 KOs) this week at one of the Riyadh season events this November. Care is expected to be full of talent.

Given how the terrifying Devin saw in his final fight at the Times Square event in New York, it is likely that he will travel all night against Norman Jr., making it difficult for him to land a power shot. It’s a nightmare for Torki to let Honey turn the fight into a Tom and Jerry-type event.

Rory predicts Haney as “running”

“I hope Brian Norman will flatline him. Brian Norman is an incredible fighter. He punches him hard. I hope they put that fight in a small ring. And they put on the weight of their ankles so Devin Haney cut his head and didn’t run around like a turkey,” Roland Rory Romero said. Fighting Hub TVdiscussing the November battle between Brian Norman Jr. and Devin Haney.

Small ring for action fights

As expected, Turki Alalshikh will schedule the Norman Junior vs Haney event to be fought in the 18 x 18 ring in November. It’s not surprising that even if the 18-foot ring at Turki’s Riyadh season event becomes standard, fans will be entertained with more action.

Ideally, a 16 x 16 ring should be used for all events to ensure that runners cannot ruin the party, as seen at the Times Square event in New York last May.

“Yeah, I hope Brian Norman flatlines himRory said when asked who he hopes to win the Norman Honey fight. “This is Brian Norman’s first Test. This is his professional debut. So we’ll see how Brian does it, whether he can put pressure on Devin, or whether Devin runs around like a turkey. Brian needs to work on cutting the ring for obvious reasons.”

If Norman Jr. catches Haney, he knocks him out. He punches harder than Ryan Garcia, so there’s no doubt about that. And he won’t be spinning like he did for his poor gas tank in the fight against Devin.

Norman Jr. fought good opposition before, but not the popularity or past accomplishments that Haney brings to this fight. Honey isn’t that good enough than some of the fighters Brian Jr. fought in his career. In terms of skill, Devin is better than everyone Norman Jr. has fought during his professional career, but not in terms of punching power.

“Look, are you not Tom and Jerry? So, we don’t have Tom and Jerry, but we’re going to continue to give these Tom and Jerry fighters the opportunity,” Romero said.

Haney’s “Tom and Jerry” style

Rory develops good points. If Turki Aralsik doesn’t want Tom and Jerry to fight, why is he still working with Devin Haney and Shakur Stephenson? These are two fighters who use their movement to escape the enemy, and seeing them is often boring.

Neither can maintain a professional career without using their hit-and-not hit-hit style fights. Take Devin and Shakur and force them to stay still, they are destroyed by almost everyone in their weight class.