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(super welterweight) |
April 27
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(super lightweight)
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(super welterweight) |
April 27
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(super bantamweight) |
May 4
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Canelo Alvarez vs. Jaime Munguia
(undisputed 168lb title)
Brandon Figueroa vs. Jessie Magdaleno
(WBC interim featherweight title)
Mario Barrios vs. Fabian Maidana
(WBC interim welterweight title)
Eimantas Stanionis vs. Gabriel Maestre
(WBA "regular" welterweight title) |
May 6
ESPN
Naoya Inoue vs. Luis Nery
(undisputed 122lb title) |
May 11
ESPN
Vasiliy Lomachenko vs. George Kambosos
(IBF lightweight title) |
May 11
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(junior lightweight) |
May 18
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Tyson Fury vs. Oleksandr Usyk
(undisputed heavyweight title) |
May 18
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Emanuel Navarrete vs. Denys Berinchyk
(WBO lightweight title) |
May 23
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Jermaine Franklin vs. Devin Vargas
(heavyweight) |
May 25
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Josh Taylor vs. Jack Catterall
(super lightweight) |
May 25
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June 1
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June 1
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Deontay Wilder vs. Zhilei Zhang |
June 7
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Adrien Broner vs. Blair Cobbs
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(WBC cruiserweight title) |
June 15
DAZN
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June 15
PPV
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(WBA lightweight title)
David Benavidez vs. Oleksandr Gvozdyk
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June 29
ESPN
Teofimo Lopez vs. Steve Claggett
(WBO junior welterweight title) |
June 29
DAZN
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(WBC junior bantamweight title) |
July 20
Netflix
Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul
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August 3
TBA
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He’s looking very strong
It’s funny he looks bigger than his fight against tank Davis and is just 3 lbs difference
I wonder if he is gona make the weight (140) or he definetly was drained against tank Davis
Tank was very very very smart to bring him down to 137 lbs
Now he looks hydrated and stronger and healthy
Hopefully he makes the weigh because he looks big
I believe that Ryan is going to get ko’d by Devin. Haney is at another level of professionalism and has more pop in his punches at 140.
Haney Dec 29%
Ryan Dec 28%
Draw 21%
Ryan ko/tko 16%
Haney ko/tko 6%
According to these probabilities Garcia is the favourite! How on earth is Garcia the favourite in this fight?
Dont get blind by the casino
The bad part of Haney is that he has not punching power and the worst is he don’t look for the ko
In his fight against prograis instead look for the stoppage he was happy just counter punching and waiting for the decicion
The good part of Haney is that he has better quality opposition
Ryan has less quality opposition and experience but he can get Haney disconnected and maybe Ryan won’t ko Haney but as soon as Haney feel the power he might get scared and start doing the wrong fight
I see Ryan putting Haney to dance couple times in the fight with his powerful and left hand
Reporter: “So you can outbox him?”
Garcia: “If I want to. If I don’t want to, I don’t know what I’m going to do.”
Garcia is so lost. You can see it in his eyes, he’s not ready for this fight and he completely lacks confidence. Not a good sign.
Agreed. The closer we get to the fight the more convinced I am that Haney wins easily.
I’m in the same way the closer we get to the fight, I am more convinced that Ryan can win, even by ko
What Ryan meant is that he can outbox and he can look for the ko
Haney instead just have one option ….hit and run
And talking about confidence I think Haney is over confident and I like that because over confidence most of the time takes you to get a surprise
Ryan’s downfall is listening to folks like the interviewer who keep brining up his amateur days. None of that translated into the pro ranking because he has yet to hold a major title. When the fight gets hard Ryan will revert back to what he knows. Haney looked strong at 140 and I believe they are underestimating that. Ryan hasn’t dramatically improved in all of this time as a pro. We know he has power but it may be too late in the game to make the kind of change he needs to make against this caliber of opponent. I give props to both of them for their willingness to fight.
– Keep those ticket prices dropping……..
I have this strange feeling Garcia’s style will cause major problems for Haney and for a possible victory.
Garcia needs to keep his chin tucked (tough task) and apply SERIOUS pressure behind a solid jab, fast/hard combinations and a solid punch volume.
It makes sense to pick Haney, but Garcia’s pressure, speed and punching power may cause Haney to limit his punch output. Haney’s counter hooks will play a huge factor to minimize Garcia’s pressure, combination punches and hand speed. Maybe Haney can add some pop to his punching because it was there in his previous fight.
Sh*t, I need to think on this a little more.
I think all the recent wacky behavior on Garcias part is just a ruse to make Haney think he’s going in against a j-cat. It’s even been suggested that Garcia pull out of the fight to get his head right. I’m ain’t buying his act. He’s solid and he’s focused. He’s still going to lose by a clear, but not one sided unanimous decision.