Bill Haney continues to press the struggle of Theophimo Lopez, despite the fall

Bill Haney has not resigned from promoting Teophimo Lopez’s struggle for Devin Haney, although Teo said he has been “fired” by Turki Alralikh. Bill continues to mention the name Theophimo on social media, saying that he is “annul”.

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Bill Haney still wants Teofimo

There had been talk of a struggle between Haney and Teophim scheduled for August 16 in Riyadh. This no longer seems viable after López burned the bridges with Alralhikh. Bill is like a dog that will not let an old bone go. Any ambition that Devin had to win world titles, it seems that he went after being passionate about Ryan Garcia and obtaining a tasting of millions.

Large Haney Limited Options

Devin has limited options for big days without Ryan Garcia or Teophimo. There is no popular fighter at 140 in addition to Teo. In Welterweight, there is only Jaron Ennis and Conor Benn champion. Ennis will not fight a necessary fighter as Haney because he has no belt, and comes to a disastrous performance.

Potential options

– Jaron Ennis
– Theophimo Lopez
– Ryan Garcia
– Shakur Stevenson

López’s struggle is now Devin’s biggest money maker, after the cancellation of the rematch with Ryan Garcia after his loss in Rolando “Rolly” Romero on May 2.

“Theophimo Lopez is still annecs” said Bill Haney to X. Devin Haney continues to work, “said Bill Haney X.

Devin Haney: Business Man now?

Bill has not shown any interest in heading to any of the other best 140 pounds, such as Gary Antuanne Russell or Richardson Hitchins. What some people say about Devin could be true. Has gone from being a fighter to being a businessman Who is focused on the money right now. This is what happens sometimes, once the fighters have a taste of money. They focus on achieving anything more than big payment fights and rejecting anything else. Wait for large payment days to fall into your laps often requires a year or more.

The fans want Bill and Devin to forget about theophimo for the moment. They want to see that Haney (32-0, 15 kos) demonstrates against one of the highest fighters at 140 or 147. However, Bill and his son seem to have lost all interest in taking risky fights since his loss in Ryan last year in April.

They sat down the ring for a whole year until they returned against the fading Jose Ramirez on May 2. It was a terrible performance of Haney, who ran for 12 rounds, throwing only a good number of punches in the possibility of being the most boring performance of the Times Square card.

If Haney was still interested in competing against the best and winners of belts, he would have tons of options for his next fight. There are many contenders from 140 to 154 that Devin could fight and make money. It will probably not do it because his focus has changed.