Rolly Romero refers to Devin Haney as the star of the court

On Friday night, May 2 at the Third Main Event of the Fury Fury: City of Wolves, which took place at the Historical Intersection of Times Square in New York, Rolando “Rolly” Romero (17-2, 13) shocked the world when he defeated Ryan Garcia (24-2, 20 kos) by a unanimous decision.

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Entering the combat, Rolly Romero was listed as a 7-1 subdog. Romero said the boxing fans in the second round when a hook landed on the double left that he sent to Garcia on the canvas. Fortunately for Garcia, he was able to get up and get out of the round.

For the rest of the fight, Romero was able to neutralize Garcia’s crime as he constantly landed his shots. At the conclusion of the 12-round contest, Rolly Romero won a unanimous decision victory for the scores of (115-112, 115-112 and 118-109).

The fatal fury: The City of Wolves event had to be a shop window opportunity for Devin Haney and Ryan Garcia. The initial plan was for Haney and Garcia to work well in their individual parties, and then to remind them later this year.

Obviously, Rolly Romero did not get the note, as he proceeded to the Garcia exit box and crossed his way to a annoying victory. Ever since Romero played the role of spoiler, it would have a perfect sense to Romero to take on the place of Ryan Garcia.

A Devin Haney struggle for Rolly Romero would be an interesting battle for the end of this year. The way Haney looked at Ramirez would mean that Rolly Romero would have a good chance of winning the fight, but a fight against Haney is something Rolly does not want.

During an interview with TMZ Sports, Romero spoke of his victory about Ryan Garcia and also spoke about his lack of interest in a possible game with Devin Haney.

“Haney was not a great struggle to start. He was not in a great fight when he fought against Ryan. And he is definitely not a great struggle after he had just turned into a star on the court,” said Romero. “You tell me very fast, are you excited to see someone fight against Devin Haney?”

The Rolly track of the Rolly track comes from May 2 from Haney against Jose Ramirez. For most of the twelve rounds, Devin Haney used lateral movement, turning the ring around while launching a single punch at the same time.

With the greatest victory of his career, the 29 -year -old “Rolly” Rolando, Romero has several options available. In the near future, Romero would like to participate in another payment struggle against a big name rival.