Bob Arum, sponsor of Brian Norman Jr “Track and Field Star Devin Hannie” November.
Arum knows what Norman Jr. (28-0, 22 KO) will oppose in this battle, and he digs in advance. The music in his ear is that if Turki announced the ring would be 18 x 18 feet, that would limit the number of rooms that Haney (32-0, 15 KOS) would have to move.
Haney’s “Track and Field Star” tag explains
Many boxing fans complained about the movement Devin used in his last fight with Jose Ramirez in Times Square, New York on May 2. Haney took all the entertainment from the fight, and people saw it as “running.” Afterwards, fans strongly objected that they criticized the entire card with extensive brushes due to Devin’s performance. Before that battle, Haney wasn’t a big mover in his career. He is the type to interact with his opponent.
One theory explains why Devin competed last May because of his beating to Ryan Garcia last year. In that battle, he was thrown three times by Ryan and was hurt other times. This could have transformed his heroism into the cringe, cringe fighter we exhibited in Times Square.
Turki announced the November battle between Norman Jr. and Haney in Riyadh yesterday. The prices of the bottom card and PPV have not been disclosed yet. The card is expected to be equipped with excellent combat.
Alalshikh praised Haney for his willingness to fight anyone on X yesterday. But this is more about Devin’s limited payday case after missing several fights. When Brian Norman Jr.’s fight was offered to Haney, he wasn’t about to turn down the game because he had to wait a long time to fall into his leg.
Norman Jr. and Haney: KO risk
The downside of Haney’s fight is that the possibility of him being beaten by Norman Jr is bad, but losing due to a brutal knockout could have Devin already shaking his career on the rocks.
We look forward to working with our friends and His Excellency @turki_alshikhAs the best middleweight in the world, Brian Norman Jr.
— Bob Arum (@bobarum) June 30, 2025
Last updated on June 30, 20125
