Devin Haney Claims Ryan Garcia Has Not Improved Since His Amateur Days

In the boxing world, rivalries reignite with fierce words and promises. Devin Haney and Ryan Garcia are no strangers to this dance. Set for April 20, their fight carries a history. Six amateur bouts. A perfect split. But Haney’s recent claim? Garcia hasn’t grown since those early days.

A bold statement, considering their shared journey from childhood competitors to professional contenders. With Las Vegas as the backdrop, this match isn’t just about titles. It’s about proving who has truly evolved. Can Garcia shake off Haney’s jibe? Or will Haney’s observations hold weight in the ring?

Can Ryan match the growth of Devin Haney?

In an enlightening conversation with DAZN, the interviewer delved into the storied past between Devin Haney and Ryan Garcia, setting the stage for their impending clash. “I have to ask about your past with Ryan. I know you guys fought in the amateurs, six fights total, three and three. What are some of the strengths that you remember from back then?” the interviewer probed, seeking to unearth insights from their early encounters.

Without hesitation, Haney acknowledged Garcia’s early prowess but quickly shifted the focus to the present. “Ryan has always been a good fighter since we were kids,” he began, his voice carrying a blend of respect and competitive edge. “But I felt like over time I’ve just grown past him, gotten a lot better. Where Ryan kind of stayed the same,” Haney confidently asserted, highlighting a perceived divergence in their developmental trajectories since those amateur days. Haney also replied to Ryan’s comments on praying for Haney’s well being in the same interview.

Haney and Garcia trade jabs 

As the anticipation for the April 20th title fight heats up, Devin Haney has responded fiercely to Ryan Garcia’s provocative comments. Garcia’s call for prayers for Haney’s well-being and a hopeful intervention by Haney’s father sparked a fiery comeback. “Henry, his dad, is gonna be there, too. So, we’ll see who stops it,” Haney retorted, suggesting Garcia might be the one to quit during their bout.

He further added, “We’ve seen Ryan quit before, and I think this won’t be anything different… I think he’ll quit on April 20.” This exchange adds a personal edge to their professional rivalry, with Haney confident in his evolution as a fighter.

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Will Haney’s predictions of Garcia’s surrender come to fruition, or will Garcia defy expectations and secure a career-defining victory? The answer will not only settle scores but also redefine the future trajectory for both fighters.

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