Rampage Jackson explains “B **” Devin Haney, predicts Ryan Garcia Rematch Domination: “Take your loss as a man!”

The ex -UFC heavy weight champion, Quinton ‘Rampage’, Jackson, says that Ryan Garcia will again “defeat” A ** “by Devin Haney again if they are fighting in October.

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Jackson sees in Haney (31-0, 15 kos) as A little of “B ****” Because he turned around and sued Kingry after running last April in a unilateral defeat at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.

Jackson considers it a sign of weakness in Devin’s decision to sue instead of taking his “loss as a man.” He says that everyone has to lose some time, but they are supposed to accept their defeats instead of using the approach that Haney assumed to clean his record, erasing the loss with the help of the judicial system.

Rampage’s rant

“F **** Devin Haney. Act as ab ****,” said Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson to Fight Hub TV. “I can’t stand the people acting like this. Ryan will overcome his **, and Devin Haney will learn not to be ab ****. We all lose. All cannot be uninvocal. Win and lose. Take the s *** as a man. Go and sue. Make your loss as a man. Stop being ab ***.

“I love Ryan Garcia. Never bet on that child. I don’t know who the other boy is,” Jackson said when he asked him about his prediction on Ryan vs. Rolando “Rolly” on May 2.

The result is that fans still consider Haney to have lost the fight against Garcia and he won nothing. Ryan said this week that Devin had to leave the lawsuit to resell him in October, and even this is not guaranteed.

Tournament time

Devin still has to win his fight on May 2 against Jose Ramirez at the fatal Fury Card in Times Square in New York City if he loses this, there will be no resuscitation with Garcia (24-1, 20 kos). All this waste. It is a mini-body type for this card.

The two boys must be victorious on May 2 card to gather in a resale. Ryan fights against the Slugger Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero in the main event, and it is not certain to win. Rolly is a nightmare for anyone to fight, coming out of a one -year dismissal.

It would be Haney’s second loss, putting his career in a shabby form. Perhaps Eddie Hearn could pass and deliver a trilogy match against George Kamboses Jr. Or Jake Wyllie. These are Devin’s succeeding fights, but obviously a resale with Ryan would be out of the door.