Ryan Garcia revealed yesterday that he and Din Hani must win their battles on May 2 for the return match in October.

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This is a terrible news for Hani because he has a difficult battle against the former WBC and WBO Lightweight champion Jose Ramirez (29-2, 18 Cos). This may be Devin because it is likely to lose in front of Ramirez, and the game has ended.

This social media fans say this Bill Hani His son failedDivin when he made this battle. He should have said yes to fighting the dangerous and exciting Ramirez because it is a real one. He is not a high man to put the championship or got his victories from George Campusus.

Even before Rayan was expelled from Devin last April, Ramirez was a kind of nightmare opponents because of his style, strength and amateur rates.

I had previously leaked from Cocry Boy Boy, Oscar de la Hoya, that Hani (31-0, 15 Cos) would need a victory in his battle against Ramirez on the Times Square Card in New York City for Ryan’s decline.

Plan B

Garcia does not say what Plan B For him and Devin will be if one of the fighters loses on the second event. It will not be great for Ryan if Hani was beaten because he got a match with Girfanta Davis, who could take and earn huge funds in that battle if the tank is ready to clarify up to 147.

Reyes on Ak & Barak: “So, who is the next? Is it Devin?”

Ryan Garcia: “It is Devin.”

Akin: “But he must win [against Jose Ramirez on May 2nd]”

Ryan: “He has to win. We cannot look at our opponents. Yes, we have already faced, and we are already ready to go.”

If Hani loses to Ramirez, the best thing he can hope is the return match with him to try to save the situation by taking revenge on the defeat. Perhaps if Devin wins the second battle, TURKI ALALLALSHIKH is still ready to make the battle with Garcia in early 2026.

Ramirez threat

Ryan and De La Hoya should not need Hani’s victory in his battle against Ramirez on May 2. They should look at that battle with their eyes open, knowing that Hani’s chin is fragile and is likely to collapse under the power of Ramirez. Jose and his coach, Robert Garcia, said that they will be aimed at deciphering Hani’s glass, and looking to get out of it.

This translates into Ramirez swinging into the fences with every shot he throws, focusing on a knockout. Although Hani will have a year to recover from the beating he suffered from Garcia last April, his head may not be 100 % ready for the power footage that Ramirez will hit.