Devin Haney Snubs Ryan Garcia To Name Fight Which Makes “The Most” Sense For Him Ahead Of Regis Prograis Showdown

Devin Haney is once again planning to make his way back to the ring after his previous controversial victory against Vasyl Lomachenko. That fight caused a lot of fans to doubt his ability as a lot of them thought that Loma should’ve been the winner. Moreover, Haney then proceeded to deny Loma a rematch and after his potential bout against Shakur Stevenson fell apart, decided to move up in weight to face Regis Prograis for his title.

And as the title fight draws nearer, the rivalry between the boxers is becoming even more fiercer with Prograis even discussing the accusation of Haney paying to remove a loss from his record during the early point of his career. Moreover, being the former undisputed champion, there are a lot of fighters that are interested in fighting him. Here’s what ‘the Dream’ has to say about possible fights against Teofimo Lopez and Ryan Garcia.

Devin Haney appears enticed by the prospect of fighting against Teofimo Lopez

As Devin Haney prepares for his upcoming clash with Regis Prograis on December 9th, he has tactfully brushed aside any notions of rivalry with fellow pugilist Ryan Garcia. Haney is opting to focus on the bout that aligns best with his career trajectory. When asked about the desire to square off against Garcia, Haney replied, “Of course, that’s the fight that Eddie wants to make. We got to see so many big fights out there 135, 140.”

He added, “We got to see what aligns, but it all starts with December 9th with me and Regis Prograis, me being victorious. Insha’Allah, once I come out victorious, then we’ll see. Yeah, it just comes down to what make sense, those are two huge fights. Obviously Teofimo has more legacy belts or whatever, but I also already got belts at 135. Ofcourse I want to get more belts but, right now it’s what makes the most sense for me.” It seems Haney is more interested in a fight against Lopez than Garcia.

Prograis’ trainer disregards Haney’s previous victories

Regis Prograis’ strength and conditioning coach, Evins Tobler, has expressed his doubts about Haney’s capabilities in the chin and power departments. He suggested that Haney is headed for a loss in the upcoming match-up. According to Tobler, when Haney will challenge for the WBC light welterweight title the truth will be there for all to see. Tobler believes that Haney, the undisputed lightweight champion has built his career on inflated wins against mostly mediocre opponents during his eight-year professional journey.

Tobler asserted, “Sometimes you can see in a man’s soul, and in this case, you know deep down inside, Haney doesn’t have it.” Should Haney suffer a defeat in this fight, he is likely to return to the lightweight division, where he has held the undisputed championship.

Tobler emphasized that Prograis is not only an accomplished boxer but also possesses significant power and motivation, making the upcoming fight a significant challenge for Haney.

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Overall, as tempers flare up ahead of the title bout, Haney is fighting to prove himself once again in a completely new division. What do you think about the potential fight between Lopez and Haney? Would you want to see him fight Ryan Garcia instead? Share your thoughts in the comments.

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