The lazy approach: Richardson Hitchins tries to quickly track his career to a López or Haney struggle

Richardson Hitchins still says that his goals are Teopimo Lopez at 140, and if he cannot achieve him, he will move and pass after Devin Haney. He thinks these are the fights that will make him a star at night. That is why Hitchins wants to fight them right away.

Hitchins wants to make great fights now

Unlike Teophimo and Haney, who won their place by defeating Vasily Lomachenko, Hitchins does not think he has to do it. He has just beat George Kamboses Jr. was enough in his mind.

The IBF Hitchins heavy weight champion (20-0, 8 kos) wants great fights immediately. He thinks his victory over Kambos Jr. It puts him in the position of fighting Teophimo and Haney. However, neither mentioned wanting to fight him. Hitch struggle is too boring; It moves too much and set out without stopping. Theophimo and Haney don’t want to fight boys like that.

Richardson has put the cart in front of the horse in terms of trying to get the big fights before it was built first facing the murderers. It is the lazy approach, what we see from the fighters who want the big money to fight right away and do not want to have them to win the difficult path.

Hitchins needs to fight contestants

Brooklyn, New York Native Hitchins does not want to fight Ernesto Mercado, Gary Antuanne Russell, Subriel Matias or Alberto Puello. Richardson, 27, wants big fights without having to work for them. In addition to his reluctance to take the building fights, Hitchins fired on the foot choosing not to sign again with Eddie Hearn. He announced to the fans and the media that he was a free agent after his victory over Kamboses Jr. On June 14.

Hitchins meant that there would be a crazy rush for his services. This has not happened, and it is a foolish movement that went back, as it seemed like an act of betrayal on his part. He also did not realize that his style of struggle is not attractive enough to make him a free agent in demand.

“Yes, I would go up to 147 and would guide Devin Haney. It makes sense. I and he has history. It’s not a big punch and he is a fresh boy from 140,” said Richardson Hitchins in Chris Mannix canal. “It’s not too adjusting, I have to do from 140.

Theophimo Lopez is unlikely to fight

Hitchins has to climb to 147 now. If you will not fight against Matias, Mercado or Russell, it will not increase its popularity by collecting cherry trees. Theophimo will never fight against him. You should have realized that.

“I would more solidify my name in boxing to get a great victory like this. I would hit it too and make sense,” Hitch said. “When I reach 147, I want Devin Haney, Brian Norman and Mario Barrios. I feel that I am one of the best fighters in sport right now. It’s (Haney) not better than me.”

So Hitchins wants big fights immediately to 147 without having to work for him. Again, he has had that sense of law, believing that he should have great fights without working for them as the other fighters do.

Hitch’s path to big fights

If you move, you have to fight the highest contestants to win the place and not expect it to be given just because it was a paper champion at the age of 140. Hitchins should fight these contestants in heavy weight to win fights against Haney, Norman Jr. and Barrios: Barrios:

• Rohan Polanco
• Shakhram Giyasov
• Karen chukhadzhian
• Jack Catterall
• Raul curiel

“We have our eyes on Teophimo Lopez, especially with us with the same manager, Keith Connolly,” Hitch said. “Shakur attempted to leave out of place and try to intrude.

It does not matter that Hitchins and Theophimo share the same manager. Teo will not fight him yet, because there is no money, and he has this old style of struggle of Mayweather. Hitchins struggles too much like him and Shakur Stevenson so that López wants to bless him with a struggle, and he has to pursue him.

“It’s a fantasy fight for me. Two boys in New York. Hopefully we can do it -Reality in Brooklyn. I think it will be a great event. With my personality and personality, it will be a great struggle,” said Hitchins.