Brian Norman Confirm that Turki Alralikh was the one who wanted Devin Haney to fight Norman Jr., not Devin Haney, on November 22

Brian Norman He says it was Turki Alralikh who wanted Devin Haney to fight his son, Wbo Welterweight’s champion Brian Norman Jr., on November 22 card.

Norman Sr. reveals Turki’s plan

It was not Haney who asked for this struggle. Brian Sr. He says the idea was to give Haney an easy first fight against Jose Ramirez, and then to fight him against Ryan Garcia for the last two contract fights.

However, Ryan’s loss in front of Rolando “Rolly” Romero spoiled things. So that took him out of the equation. After that, Norman Jr. (28-0, 22 kos) came to be the opponent of Haney for his second struggle for his three-fights contract.

“This is how this struggle was made. They (Turki Alralhikh) brought to Brian Norman. It was not him to look for this struggle,” said Brian Norman Mr. Fighthype About Turki Alralikh who wants Devin Haney to fight against Brian Norman Jr.

The fans had already suspected that it was Turki Alralikh who pushed this struggle, No Haney or his father, Bill Haney. Why would you like to mix it with the toughest punch of the 147 pound division after the way Ryan Garcia made the cover with Dev last year?

We saw Devin in his first fight since that night, climbing -against Jose Ramirez at the Turki May 2 event in Times Square in New York City. It seemed to be afraid to relate to Ramírez, choosing to run around the ring all night. This was against an old 140 -pound unified champion. Norman, 24, is younger, older, stronger and continues on the way. It has not reached its peak.

Turki’s Haney-Garcia Plan failed

“He has a contract with Turki, and is a three-fights agreement. One was (Jose) Ramírez and Ryan Garcia twice. With Ryan Garcia, he was taken away. So I guess they were trying to find him (Haney) another two fights. So, Brian Norman came out. They gave us the first fight,” Norman Sr.

With the money Turki pays to Devin, you can understand why he chose Norman Jr. He wants a value after giving him a gentle opponent in his first struggle for his three struggling contract, allowing him to fight Ramírez. It is understandable why Turki was willing to leave Haney fight him, because it was important that he won to set both fights against Ryan Garcia. What he did not consider was Rolando “Rolly” Romero too good for Ryan.

“I give Devin Haney to increase and accept this struggle. He did not seek this struggle. It gives us the opportunity to put his name in our resume because it is a very necessary name in our curriculum,” said Norman Jr.