The anticipation is building for the showdown between Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney on April 20, where they’ll compete for Haney’s WBC super lightweight title. With tensions escalating on social media through verbal jabs, both fighters are adding to the excitement for their bout. Ryan nonchalantly brushed off the importance of the match in an interview, comparing it to a routine day at work when facing Devin.
Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney’s Mutual Arrogance As insults continue to fly between the two boxers, anticipation mounts for their upcoming bout at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.
Ryan himself suggests that the upcoming match will be unremarkable for him. In an interview, he confidently remarked, “It’s going to be one of those things where you’re like, hold my beer.” He even joked about his post-fight plans, hinting at going to a club, showing little concern about defeating Devin and securing the WBC super lightweight title.
As the fight date approaches, the rivalry between the two fighters escalates, increasing the anticipation for them to substantiate their verbal sparring, this time in the boxing ring.
As the countdown to April 20th continues, fans can expect tensions to rise even further as Garcia and Haney engage in a war of words on social media and in the press. But when the bell rings and the two fighters meet in the center of the ring, all the talk will be put to rest as they vie for supremacy in one of the most hotly anticipated bouts of the year.
For Garcia, it’s an opportunity to prove once and for all that he is the real deal, a future superstar of the sport. For Haney, it’s a chance to silence his doubters and cement his status as one of boxing’s elite.
Whatever the outcome, one thing is for certain: Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney are set to deliver a fight for the ages, one that will be remembered long after the final bell has rung.
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