Bill Haney: People want a Devin matchup. Garcia rematch

Bill Haney believes rematch between Devin and Ryan Garcia will still take place despite giving up on Devin and Ryan Garcia ) was sued after testing positive for PED for taking the banned substance Ostarine during an April 20 game eight months ago.

The people decide

According to Beal, people will decide if a Devin vs. Garcia rematch happens and they want to see it. So if they want to see it, the network will make it happen. The lawsuit was established. They won't give up on this.

Garcia (24-1, 20 KOs) seems interested in a rematch and often jokes about wanting to knock out Haney more often with his left hook. The only thing that could hinder a second fight is if Devon fights someone else.

Bill feels that Devin has proven himself to be a world champion and can fight anyone he wants. However, he has not done so since losing to Garcia, suggesting he is waiting for his one-year ban to end in April 2025 in hopes of a rematch.

Bill was coy about his desire for a second fight immediately, but he was easy to read. You can tell from his talk that the Garcia rematch is the only fight he and Devin want.

“Devin is the champion. Ryan Garcia is not.” Oscar De La Hoya said Bill Haney in an interview with Fight Hub TV when asked if the lawsuit against Ryan would affect their ability to rematch. Failure to make Ryan Garcia the champion.

“Devin wants to fight whoever people want to see, but he wants it to be on a level playing field. We do this for the people. They're the ones paying the bills, not the promoters,” Bill on why they want a rematch with Ryan.

“If fans want to see a fight, there's a network willing to show it. Oscar De La Hoya's days of saying what he wants are over. He said there's no need for a rematch, but that's him not listening to people opinion. That's him creating a false narrative as if people weren't calling for it,” Bill said.

Garcia's victory dismissed

Haney and Ryan sitting outside the ring and not fighting anyone, as well as his father Bill constantly talking about positive tests, are wrong. If Beal thinks he can erase fans' memories of Devin's failure by mentioning it, he's wasting his time.

The New York State Athletic Commission canceled Haney's loss to Garcia and changed it to a no-contest because he tested positive for Ostarin. But the Bills couldn't erase the image of Ryan beating his son from fans' memories by mentioning the 24/7 positive tests. That won't work. He can't sugarcoat what happened by digging in every interview and mentioning it on social media.

This just makes Bill and Devin look like sore losers because fans don't believe Ryan won because of Ostarin. They just thought Haney had a glass chin, couldn't box, and wasn't that good to begin with.

When asked if the most important thing that needs to be decided in the rematch between Devin and Ryan is weight, Beal said: “The most important thing is the drug test.” “He said he was crazy. So, if you're crazy the first time If you're crazy enough to do it, you'll be crazy enough to do it the second time around. That's a diehard who signed up for one. [drug testing] program.

“You put something on the table that makes you the A-side and us the B-side, and that would be an insult. They know it's an insult,” Bill Haney said of Bob Arum telling Devin said when he offered to fight Teofimo Lopez.