Manager Bill Haney responded to Turki Alalshikh’s new policy, saying his son Devin Haney would not “run” and that he did not want runners to participate in his Riyadh season.
Haney responds to Turki’s policy
The bill claims that German has a “warehouse” that can be used, and never “Fight the same way.” Fans will disagree. Haney (32-0, 15 KOS). They think he is a classic runner, the same style that Turki doesn’t want on the card. When Devin fought at 135, he had more interactions, but since he rose to 140, his style has become Shakur Stevenson 2.0.
If he wants to join Haney on any card in Riyadh season again, it will depend on Turki because he has a high standard for the quality battle he wants. He knew that if he was going to use safety-first fighters to hit the 1990s era with a messy style, he wouldn’t be able to restore boxing to the popularity of the Mohammed Ali era.
Devin Hanni’s recruit training camp
Rather than trying to include Devin in Turki’s card, he was going to put him in a boot camp where he was forced to fight Raggs for 11 weeks of training. He needs a crash course to change him.
If Tim Bradley’s diagnosis of Haney is correct for him to have PTSD, then he needs to get him into one if he wants to include him in Alalashikhi’s prestigious card. We will soon see that only 24k pure gold medals are invited to Riyadh season card. Defensive fighters that resist change were ignored and left.
German’s “running” drawing meme
“You heard the narrative that Turki didn’t like running, and Turki didn’t like anything, I like it too.” Fighting TVreacting to Turki Alalshikh’s new command, he no longer wants a “Tom and Jerry” type of battle, involving running on his Riyadh season card.
Bill should be worried because Turki’s comments would greatly affect Devin, as he performed the worst on Times Square in New York City on May 2. People on X created the meme of the run Haney did in the fight against Jose Ramirez. It looks awful.
“So, without running, there’s no running. One thing about Devin Haney is that with his Arsenal, I used to say it was a toolbox. Then it became a tool shed, and then it became a warehouse. You’ve never seen us fight the same way. Not once, no time.”
Last updated on June 13, 20125
