Bradley urges Haney: “Get Mind Right” in the middle of PTSD’s talk after Garcia’s loss

Tim Bradley says Devin Haney has “achieved his correct mind” because he cannot continue to act as he showed in his last fight against Jose Ramirez. Bradley wants Haney (32-0, 15 kos) to take away from his mental problems, which he considers a form of a fighter PTSD Duty, and who was again the fighter who was before before Ryan Garcia faced him a year ago.

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Haney Mental State

Bradley has no useful advice for Devin to return to his previous self, because he never had a great chin to start. He cannot punch, and his chances of competing with the killers in 147 such as Jaron Ennis and Brian Norman Jr. They are thin and none. Unfortunately, Haney is too big to return to 140 and 135 to be a heavy bully.

“This Devin’s form is not difficult to fight. This Devin’s form is easy. Mentally, the way he behaved in his last struggle. I know how you beat Devin. You head to him,” said Tim Bradley to Fightype. “Everything you want to say about your last performance, if you want to call the boxing, you can see this s ***. I don’t see it.”

Bradley’s tips will not help. Haney cannot become the daring and attractive fighter that Tim wants to be because the beating he took against Ryan Garcia took something out of him. He does not want to put again in the first lines after that bombing of sustained rugs took Kingry.

What is left of the struggle or flight behavior we saw of Haney against Jose Ramirez, in which he seemed to be experiencing flashbacks. It should have been an easy struggle for Devin, but it seemed like wild eyes, treating fear. It is difficult for Bradley to understand Haney’s behavior because he is alien to the way he reacted after the losses of his career.

Tim shouts Haney’s boring style

“I don’t want to see a Haney struggle. I am actually trying to help -you, big dog. I am trying to keep it 100 with you to do -you know it’s not boxing,” Bradley said. “Two and a half minutes of you going around the ring like this (circular motion). You should have seen your eyes. Your eyes were like coca bottles.”

Turki Alshikh is still interested in using Haney in his Riyadh season letters. So, regardless of the little interest they have Bradley and their fans when they see their boring fights, it will still be placed on the PPV cards in Dazn. He missed the struggle of Theophimo Lopez, who was one of the few options he had for a great day of payment.

The only other viable options for Devin at 147 to make money are against these fighters:

– Manny Pacquiao
– Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero
– Conor Benn
– Mario Barrios

Turki will not coincide against Haney against Jaron Ennis or Brian Norman Jr. Because it would be a slaughter. Devin cannot punch these fighters and last more than two rounds. It would probably lose to other contestants, such as Karen Chukhadzhian and Eimantas Stanionis. These guys are too good for him.

Haney’s post-Garcia trauma: Permanent?

“You were as scared as hell. They say,” Well, Tim. It has PTSD de Garcia. “Don’t you think I have had PTSD from Ruslan Provodnikov?

Some fighters and soldiers never recover from the PTSD. He holds with them the rest of his life, and can be the case of Haney. What happened in his fight against Ryan was in combat and made a constant fire for 36 minutes. He was fragile by Garcia and was wounded half a dozen times in this fight.

It is still too early to know if the Devin situation is permanent because it has only a struggle, but it is not a good sign that shows symptoms after a year outside the ring to recover -its beating against Garcia.

A couple of good fights for Haney at 140 would be against these boys:

– Keyshawn Davis
– Richardson Hitchins