Haney: 'Remember the face' after Garcia loss

Devin Haney posted on Instagram today, telling his followers that he was “working in silence” and “remembering” the faces of his “doubters.” The painful message shows Honey has distressed by his loss Sent out to Ryan Garcia and wanted to show people how wrong they were about him.

For former two-division world champion Haney (31-0, 15 KOs), this humiliating defeat must have been difficult to digest as his mind was replaying the April 20 defeat by Kingley at Barclays Center. The memory of a three-knockout left hook.

It's like an old movie in Devon's head, grainy, and he probably wishes he'd done it differently. Honey's isolating behavior is a classic example of a loser's shame response. It would help Haney if he could get stronger, improve and be ready to avenge his losses.

“Work in silence… remember the face and name of every doubter and naysayer! @justtrain
#TheDream,” Devin Haney said on Instagram.

blame game

“Absolutely. No matter what happened, he didn't quit like Ryan did against Tank Davis. So, he was considered a quitter,” Bill Haney on the Danza Project Said, talking about Devin not giving up in his fight with Ryan Garcia. “Devin is a warrior.

“It was a combination of Devin not being Devin anymore and him trying to be what the fans wanted to see him be,” Beal said of Haney's loss to Garcia. “Until then, they said he had no heart and wouldn’t stand in the middle of the ring.

“he [Haney] Standing in the middle of the ring with someone we didn't consider Ostarin. We didn't take into account that he would get stronger. One thing about Ostarine is that it helps with recovery. It helps build strength and power. All those things,” Beal said of the reasons why Devin lost to Kimery.

The reason Devin lost the fight was not because he was in the “center of the ring” with Garcia. Haney lost the fight because of his habit of constantly biting his opponent, which put him in the line of fire for Ryan's short left hook.

That's where Devin is eating bullets. He reaches or pulls back with a clinch, which makes it easy for Kingery to catch the short left hook he likes to throw. If Devin's training staff knew what they were doing, they would have warned him not to hold on too much, as this style is tailor-made for Garcia.

That strategy may have worked for Haney in his fights with Jorge Kambosos Jr., Regis Progres and Jorge Linares, but using the same strategy against Garcia is Stupid. That's why he lost. How could Bill not know?

waste of time

“It's a huge injustice to a good guy who just does business. The fans, they're the ones buying the pay-per-view. You want to please them. Devin wants his fights to be fought that way. It’s not a winning game plan, but I can still back my guy 1,000 percent because he goes in and fights. He comes out there as a warrior and I couldn’t be more proud of him,” Bill said of Devin. Shi said.

What is concerning is how much time Haney has not played since the loss to Ryan. All the energy Haney puts into the lawsuit may not pay off, and he's wasting time in his career that may not be worth it in the end. It's unclear if this is Beal pushing this, but it wouldn't be a good thing for Devin if he loses his career for a year while waiting for the lawsuit to play out.