Boxing: “Team Haney”‘s Terrifying Threat to Ryan Garcia, To Paraphrase Ivan Drago: “If He Dies, He Dies”

ANDhe will fight this Saturday (early Sunday morning in Spain) between Devin Haney and Ryan Garcia He arrives warm, or at least that’s how both fighters stage it. IN confrontation with the media at the Empire State Building, “The Dream” Haney got hot and eventually nominated “King Ryan.” As a result, both candidates they missed the opportunity attend an important promotional event for the fight: Kickoff for the game between the New York Mets and the Pittsburgh Pirates.. The Mets don’t want to risk the fighters putting on a “little act” at their stadium in search of a viral scene.

Haney starts as the favorite due to the strange public attitude towards this fight shown by Garcia. The Californian conveyed the feeling that he was very distracted and did not prepare properly. In addition, “Dream” has accumulated several fights of a certain level, in which he looked very good, although Not everyone saw him as the winner in the fight with Lomachenko. “I gained a lot of experience from the fight with Loma, and even in the next fight (against Regis Prograis) it was clear that he is the best boxer,” the man emphasized to TalkSport. WBC super lightweight champion.

The truth is that both Haney and “King Ryan” gave the fans fights that were at least very crowd-pleasing. They now see each other as professionals after doing it as amateurs several times. Bill Haney, Devin’s father and trainer, made a serious threat: he would send his son to “kill” Ryan Garcia in the ring.

Bill Haney spoke out after the Empire State incident and accused Garcia of being “still drunk from last night”. Finally, he released a lapidary phrase addressed to the applicant: “If he dies, he dies, just like Drago said. This is not a game, I will send my son to kill him.”. Interestingly, “if he dies, he dies” is one of the nine lines spoken by Dolph Lundgren’s character in the movie Rocky IV.