Richardson Hitchins Box Future: Haney, Lopez and Dreams Welterweight

Richardson Hitchins says he will rise to 147 to challenge Devin Haney for the heavy weight title of Wbo if he defeat the Brian Norman Jr. On November 22. Hitchins is not interested in fighting Norman Jr., so if he is victorious against Haney, he will not move until 147.

Lopez Fight: Money Talks

The other purpose of the list of two Hitchins signatures is Teopimo Lopez, which would not require it to be heavy. What you will need is that Turki Alralhikh shows an interest in fighting this struggle. Teo will not fight against Richardson (20-0, 8 kos), unless he has paid the type of money he received for his defense of the title against Arnold Barboza Jr. On May 2. However, it is unclear if he will fight him against him.

Hitchins arrives at the eighth victory over George Kamboses Jr. On June 14 in New York City. He thinks the struggle put him on the world stage. However, fans have been quickly forgotten, treated as a spam, because it was a low -level rival. It would need much more than to beat Kambos Jr. For Hitchins to become popular, and it is not ready to risk -to become a great name. If he were, he would be willing to fight against Norman Jr., and he is not.

“I did what Devin Haney and Theophimo Lopez could not do. This was to annihilate George Kamboses,” said Richardson Hitchins to Curran bhatia In his channel “I said what I did. I annihilated and violates George Kamboses”.

It is nothing for Hitchins to boast of the combination, and eliminated the missing George Kamboses Jr. He was stopped in 2024 in the final struggle of his Vasily Lomachenko career. Kambos, probably, had lost four of his last five fights before being selected as Hitchins’ opponent last June.

Instead of fighting Kamboses, Hitchins should have fought against his compulsory subrriel Matias from the IBF or Gary Antuanne Russell. It seems bad that he chose Kambos instead of these boys. Something that says his career is. It’s like everyone else. Just look for the days of payment and do not have risky fighting.

Haney, Lopez: “Easy work”

“Devin Haney and Teofimo Lopez,” Richardson said when he asked who he wants. “Easy work. He (Haney) got the business to arrive (heavy weight champion of Wbo, Brian Norman Jr., on November 22). If he gets (therefore, I will arrive until 147. I am chasing him. The hunter. This is the struggle I want.”

Hitch style: Runner enemy

Hitchins will not be able to fight Haney or Teophimo because they do not want to fight someone who stays outside and uses the three-step traction method of Shakur-Esque. Although Haney is a runner, he has not fought against other runners. Has always focused on straight punchs. The only exception is when he fought Lomachenko, but he had a large advantage against him.

“When I go up, I don’t want excuses. He’s the oldest man. He’s been to the weight,” Richardson said about his dream of fighting Haney. “So, when I arrive and take my belt in my first struggle in 147, the world of boxing would have woke up better and realized that this is my s ***.”

The reality of 147 pounds of Hitchins

Richardson has to be more realistic. If you move to 147, the only fighters you can get are WBO champion, Brian Norman Jr. or Shakhram Giyasov. In other words, fighters who will not be eager to fight because he would probably lose. Haney, Ryan Garcia and Theophimo will not fight it because it has a difficult style and is not popular.

“We really don’t like each other. We bite and bite.

Haney tolerates Hitchins as a nuisance, a fly -fly, but he has no real interest in fighting him. The boys you want are Ryan Garcia