Brian Norman SR: Disappeared Haney confidence, Norman Jr. is his “worst party”

Brian Norman He says his son, Brian Jr. He is the “worst type” of a fighter for Devin Haney to fight Ryan Garcia’s fight. Norman Sr. He says he does not see it as a “hard struggle” by Brian Jr. Because Haney (32-0, 15 kos) is not the same fighter he was.

Devin’s confidence has disappeared and no longer has the advantage of the size it depended on his success when he fought at 135.

Norman Sr. About Haney’s fear

“(The Vice President of Operations of the First Rank) Tom Moretti said that he (Haney) tried positive without confidence. You can see him at the beginning of Ryan Garcia’s struggle. He is not a confident boy or a safe person, especially with someone older than him or his size,” said Brian Norman Sr. In Ring Magazine canal About Devin Haney.

Devin looked like a soldier who came to the war house in his last fight, appearing in Shell Shall, Jumpy, and without wanting to involve last May against Jose Ramirez. What Haney experienced in his loss in front of Ryan Garcia affected him in the same way as someone on the battlefield, treating him with bombings and feeling terror daily. The hard person Honey has shown since he signed to fight against Norman Jr. It’s just an act, a inn. He showed his true self against Ramirez at the Times Square event in New York City.

It will be worse for Haney to look against Brian Norman Jr. Because a false play, and it will be trapped. A punch as Norman Jr. Bad News. His last opponent, Jin Sasaki, lost his memory temporarily after beating in the fifth round last June. He had trouble of the first blow to Brian Jr. With him.

Devin Haney’s faded size advantage

“You just trust when you see it with younger boys when you know you are out of the way,” Norman Sr. “He knows he can use his dagger. He knows he can use the movement to keep out of the way. Against Ryan Garcia, he never felt comfortable in this fight.”

Devin was at his best when he fought in 135 and would look gigantic inside the ring after rehydrating -for his fights. He took advantage of his size to dominate most of the opposition he faced.

When he moved to 140, he was strategically combined with the WBC Regis Programs champion, which was a long time at the Dent at the age of 35, and can be beaten compared to the other belt carriers at that time. When Haney fought against Ryan Garcia, he was down to Earth and showed that he was only an average fighter.

Life will be difficult for Haney now to fight at the age of 147. If Norman Jr. Reduces Haney to the dust, as I think he will do, his career will be in a bad way. The former Fox Bill Haney will have to work on his magic to try to rescue what he has left because his situation will be bleak.

The New Haney: The doubt has been established

“It will definitely not be the same fighter,” said Norman Sr. When asked if he doubts if Haney will ever be the same fighter he was after losing to Ryan Garcia. “This struggle he had on him is leaving, because his doubt has now been installed.

“This is the worst type of matching (for Haney). I don’t think this is a hard struggle for Brian Norman Jr. “”

What Norman Sr. It’s right. This is the worst possible party for a fighter like Haney, who has lost his belief in himself and has shown that he has a trembling punch resistance when he hits strongly. We saw the fear that Devin had in his last fight against Jose Ramirez last May, when he ran around the ring, without gluing and seeming land. You can only draw a conclusion after this performance. Haney is not the same fighter who was Pre-Ryan Garcia.