Comments Thread For: 'You Really Thought I Was Crazy?' Ryan Garcia Laughs Last

[Claude Palle]

One of the biggest FRAUDS in boxing in my eyes is Devin Haney. Him and his fraudulent father and all shiiit talking in the past came home to roost. FINALLY, his corny, fake, welfare receiving, bootleg GMAIL champ faced someone who he couldn’t outweigh by 25 lbs like he did Prograis and 20 lbs like he did Lomachenko.

Linares taught us that Haney can be rocked. Haney isn’t some iron-chinned boxer. That’s why his daddy kept him away from Tank. Kept him away from Teo, and kept him away from Pitbull. Guys who can crack. Guys who have solid chins and aren’t going to be blown away by Haney’s laughable punching power. Garcia breaking his jaw last night was poetic justice for a BIG MOUTH average talent who was protected by his daddy his entire career.

It was great seeing a fellow scrub defeat Haney. Mock him. Humiliate him. And slap him around like he OWNED him. How COMICAL was it when in the 10th and 11th round Ryan was looking at Papa Haney and telling him to come save his son! LMAO. The blueprint for slapping around Haney was out there. And Papa Haney did his best to keep him protected. Well, last night was the end of the scam.

Good riddance.

Too many dudes on here don't really know the game. Ennis looks like the real deal! Haney? Pity pat and no chin. If he moves up? The dudes hit harder. Again, no CHIN!

[BustedKnuckles]

I always said haney isnt gonna be the next floyd like some people tried to say. Hes more like Zab and nothing wrong with that because Zab was a multi time champion and a really good fighter but he could be hurt and beat in fights by guys you wouldn't think would beat him going into it.

Um... I remember Judah as a little more of a ****er than Haney. I'm not a Haney fan but thought he showed some good pressure in his last couple fights before this. Maybe I'm nostalgic, or it was just too long ago, but don't see him as Judah.

[BustedKnuckles]

Loma is a 126 lb fighter who couldn’t find competition at 130 so moved passed his ideal weight to 135. In the ring it was 140 lbs vs 170 lbs and I still had him winning as did many observers. Let’s keep it real. Loma is special. Haney is a weight bully that just got his comeuppance.

Agreed, but that's the problem with moving up out of your league. He isn't really out-skilled but def out-gunned.

Cool if you just want the challenge, but hard to win and keep belts that way. It's hard enough to win and keep belts in a single weight class, and most fighters never do.

Other fighters start out young, a few classes below where they end up after they grow into themselves. Loma started pros late, so he was mostly at his top weight already. It's a big gamble to then start moving up withoutactually growing.

[danceswithfire]

...and your win over haney proves otherwise how again?...lol

[Smash]

one minute one guy is knocking on the p4p top 5 list & the other is a basket case who quit on a body shot

next minute one guy is a genius (the mad one) & the other guy has disappeared into the vegas desert somewhere

[Nightfall]

Cryan clearly won the fight but he definitely cheated on making weight. He won't be able to do that at 147

[1Eriugenus]

I can't believe the pro-Ryan sentiments on here! This reminded me of Castillo v Corrales II as a flat-out cheat. If you've got 2 guys who are very big & tight at the weight & one tries to be professional, starves & boils himself to make weight & the other doesn't even try, obviously the latter has given himself a huge edge. I think Garcia is a cheating tripehound & has achieved nothing of value. I'm sure that if Haney had known it would be a non-title bout held at 144ilb he would've trained accordingly & won!

[Boxingfanatic75]

I don't know about that sir. Canelo got embarrassed by Mayweather when he was 23 and then embarrassed ten years later by Bivol who employed the same tactics as Mayweather which was just a complete boxing clinic. Pacquiao is one of my favorite fighters but let's face it he was knocked out twice in his career during his younger and prime years. 3G was one of the most overhyped fighters of our era thanks to HBO who seemed like the last 5 years of his career was just begging Canelo. The 2 Russians on your list are solid but Mr PPVweather has to go down as numero uno!

With your criteria the greatest of all time SRR wouldn’t be a top 100 boxer.

[1Eriugenus]

'All boxers have weaknesses. In the last 0-15 years I can name very few that were solid. In no particular order That would be Canelo, GGG, Loma, Bivol, Beterbiev, Pacquiao, Mayweather.'

There are no boxers without weaknesses & never have been. SRR, SRL & Roberto probably come closest in that they could box defensively or offensively, inside or outside, had scary power, had great chins & stamina but they had weaknesses if you analysed closely enough. They must do, they are human! In the modern era I think most solid are Mayweather. Weakness, not great power but could always do enough. Lomachenko. Weakness, not physically strong against bigger men but usually out-thought them. Pacquaio. Weakness, could get wild & off-balance but usually moving too fast for opponent to take advantage. Crawford. Weakness, can start slowly & overly methodical but he knows its a 12 round fight & he gets it done. Canelo. Weakness, vulnerable to constant jab & movement but has evolved counter-punching skills to usually counter that.

[TreD]

one minute one guy is knocking on the p4p top 5 list & the other is a basket case who quit on a body shot

next minute one guy is a genius (the mad one) & the other guy has disappeared into the vegas desert somewhere

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