“That Don’t Mean Sh*t”: Robert Garcia Picks a Clear Winner Between Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney

A new debate takes center stage: Ryan Garcia versus Devin Haney. Respected trainer Robert Garcia recently weighed in, sparking intrigue. Ryan ‘KingRy’ Garcia, known for his stunning KO win over Oscar Duarte, faces speculation. Meanwhile, Devin Haney dominated Regis Prograis, securing the WBC super lightweight title.

But what’s odd is Robert Garcia’s dismissal of their amateur history. In a sport where past clashes often dictate future expectations, his viewpoint throws a curveball. So who did Robert Garcia pick? And what was the reason of his controversial pick?

Why past fights won’t define Ryan Garcia-Haney bout

As talks of a potential fight between Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney heat up, the boxing community eagerly anticipates what could be a defining moment in the lightweight division. In the midst of this excitement, renowned trainer Robert Garcia shared his candid perspective in a recent interview.

When asked about who would emerge victorious in a clash between these two rising stars, his response was unequivocal. “I think at this point, Devin Haney,” Garcia stated firmly. The interviewer, probing for more insight, asked, “Why?” Garcia’s reply was both straightforward and emphatic: “Look at his f***ing performance, he’s a f***ing badass bro. His performance was incredible.”

The conversation then shifted to the fighters’ amateur history, a point often used to gauge future match-ups. Garcia, however, quickly dismissed this angle. “But him and Ryan fought each other six times in amateur,” the interviewer pointed out. Unswayed, Garcia responded, “Na, that don’t mean sh*t, Devin Haney will beat Ryan Garcia.” This bold assertion underscores the evolving nature of professional boxing, where past amateur encounters may not necessarily dictate the dynamics of a professional bout.

Oscar De La Hoya made a provocative remark regarding the bout. Let’s see what it was!

Oscar De La Hoya stirs the pot

Following Haney’s triumph over Prograis, De La Hoya has been vocal about orchestrating this high-profile matchup, anticipating it to shatter Pay-Per-View (PPV) records. In a calculated move, he recently lauded Haney as “The best 140 pounder in the world” on social media, a likely tactic to incite Garcia.

De La Hoya’s tweet, ending with “Let’s break PPV records. Ryan Garcia,” not only challenges Garcia but also underlines the commercial potential of the fight. Negotiations are gaining momentum, as Bill Haney’s recent statements on social media suggest, setting the stage for what could be a historic showdown in boxing.

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As negotiations progress and fans eagerly await an official announcement. What do you think? Does the outcome of their amateur encounters hold any significance, or has the professional ring evolved them beyond past performances?

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