Devin Haney referred to himself as “victim” In today’s interview, he devotes most of the time about his fight against Ryan Garcia, saying that he was “betrayed” because of his positive PED test.

Haney seemed like he was trying to use Ryan’s positive test to explain his defeat to make fans think that’s why he got beat up last April.

It seemed as if Devin was trying to whitewash his loss to wipe the loss away from the minds of fans, who were sympathetic to his “victim” in the cheating argument. He’s better off moving on and focusing on the fight rather than continuing to talk about the PED angle. Fans see it as Haney plays for the victim, trying to get upset from taking the blame for not fighting better against Ryan.

I’m just wondering what Hani recalls In terms of excuses if he loses both of his 2025 fights to Jose Ramirez in May and Ryan Garcia in October. Will Devin accept blame or figure out why he was beaten?

Hani’s quest for greatness

Haney says he wants to show the boxing world “how cool he is,” which is funny because he wasn’t seen as “cool” even before his loss to Garcia. Devin’s win over Vasiliy Lomachenko was controversial in the eyes of many fans, who saw it as a steal. Haney looked just as bad, stumbling repeatedly in his fight against 35-year-old Jorge Linares on May 29, 2021.

Devin’s best career:

– King of Prograis: 35
– George Kambosos Jr x 2
– Jorge Linares: 35
– Vasily Lomachenko: *Controversial
-Joseph Diaz

If you remove Haney’s questionable victory over Lomachenko, his resume is thin, with no high-quality wins. You can’t count Kambosos as quality because he was just a regular run of the mill fighter until they upset Teofimo Lopez.

Kambosos’ record is 1-3 in his last four fights. He must be 0-4 because his one win in the last three years was a controversial 12-point majority decision against Maxie Hughes.

“I want to show the world how amazing I am and convert non-believers,” Devin Haney said. Ring Magazine Podcast. “They want to know if you’re the same. After being cheated on, there are question marks.

“They want to know if you’re the same Devin or a better Devin. He is [Ryan] He has question marks too. The world wants to see if he’s the same when he’s off the PEDs. Just from my experience, being a victim of cheating, and knowing how important it is to be in that ring and be clean to be on a level playing field.

“I want to be an advocate for clean athletes in general, especially in boxing. We’re out there taking the punishment. What a better time.” [to take a stand] When you see a man [Ryan Garcia] Cheating and commenting. It’s the biggest time in boxing. The whole world saw it. “I think what better time than now,” Haney said.