Tim Bradley's advice to Devin Haney: Go back to Mexico?

Tim Bradley wants former two-division world champion Devin Haney to return to Mexico, where he began his career in 2015. Tijuana, Mexico, has fought 10 previous battles against lower-level opponents.

Haney lost a 12-round majority decision to Ryan Garcia on April 20 and his chin looked weak. His strength is also very weak. Unfortunately, those things won't change when the 26-year-old Devin returns to Mexico to fight second- and third-tier opponents.

Tijuana humble pie?

Bradley didn't notice that Haney now wanted to make big money for his games because he and his father, Bill, felt they had arrived. They hope to reap greater rewards by fighting top opposition in the United States. They didn't want to take a huge pay cut for fighting in Mexico. I don't think this is realistic.

Once a boxer starts making millions from fights, they don't want to make pocket money anymore like they did when they started their careers. In addition, they are also aggressively attacking in Mexico, and those fighters are targeting Honey's glass chin From the jump, look to take advantage of Ryan Garcia's exposure.

“Devin Haney, you want to come back? Go back to your roots, man. “Go back to where you started. Where did you start? You started in Mexico. Go back and take one of those guys out, man.

“Go back there and start from there. Eat some humble pie. Go back to where you started. If you go back to where you started, I'm telling you. You're going to get back to the top,” Bradley said.

Haney's jaw wasn't strong enough to withstand the punches from boxers in the sport. Returning to Mexico won't magically solve the problem. One can only imagine what a Mexican slugger like Oscar Duarte would do to Devin if he had the chance to fight him.

If it were that easy for a boxer to repair his career by fighting in Mexico, everyone would do it. That's not what happened. All Haney has to do when he returns to Tijuana, Mexico, is build up his resume like he did before.