Devin Haney vs George Kambosos II this Sunday

Haney's not that good he's just a natural 147 pounder beating up on 135 and blown up 126 and 130 or shot old 135 pounders who he holds huge physical advantages over.

He's literally never fought a prime world champion his own size before

Kambosos is the only prime one at 135 who was a world champion at that weight he's fought and he's a lot naturally bigger and heavier than him too

These are the four world champions he's beaten

A shot beyond belief 39 y/o inactive Gamboa who should be 7-6 at 135 and had only stopped 2 of his last 12 opponents and one of them was shot and had only fought once in three years, and had been out for 11 months. Haney weighs two weight classes more than Gamboa and has 6'' in reach on him and Gamboa was very chinny even way back in his prime against opponents his own size. He's been dropped in like at least 11 separate fights for goodness sake and been down well over 20 times in total.

A near 36 y/o old completely washed inactive Linares who was 3-2 in his last 5 fights, both losses via KO, one to a badly injured natural 126 pounder Loma, who hadn't fought in 15 months and Haney is a lot naturally bigger and heavier than him too. Again, Linares had a reputation for being chinny even in his prime and like Gamboa has been stopped in every single one of his other losses

And Haney was hurt badly by that inactive washed rusty shell of Linares and had the bell not come to his rescue he would've got KTFO (Linares is an excellent finisher with very fast hands) and he had to run and hold like an octopus in the last 2 rounds to avoid getting clipped again. A prime or even closer to prime active Linares would've 100% knocked his ass out and there's no way he would've let him off the hook in those final two rounds after hurting him, assuming Haney lasted that long which I very much doubt he would of

Haney is the only fighter to never stop either Gamboa or Linares in their combined 12 losses and most of those losses occurred against fighters their own size or smaller when they were in their primes. Haney fought shells of them and he's the biggest fighter either have fought, or at worst 2nd biggest, and he couldn't even wobble them despite hitting them with everything bar the kitchen sink all night

Career 126 pounder Jojo who had only fought at the weight once before, a controversial decision against Fortuna I and many others feel could've gone either way. Again it was a huge size mismatch. Haney is a lot naturally bigger, longer and heavier than Jojo and he had a 7'' reach advantage on him. Even worse, he was rocked by featherfist Jojo who had only stopped 2 of his last 12 opponents

So that just leaves Kambosos who deserves credit for fighting the fight of his life against Teofimo but it coincided with a far too emotional hyped up Teofimo fighting the worst of his. He fought like a complete moron coming out of the gates like a lunatic trying to live up to his pre-fight boast of a KO1 and he ended up getting caught and dropped and that just exacerbated everything for him and it took him forever to calm down and start using his brain.

And it's clear now Kambosos struggles against boxers as evidenced by the SD wins over a way past it inactive Bey who had literally only fought once in 3.5 years, against a 3-5-1 tomato can, and past prime career 126 Selby. Bey just so happens to be Haney's, or was up until recently, assistant trainer. Hence why Haney was so confident of travelling to Australia, because they obviously figured if a same size inactive way past it boxer Bey can cause Kambosos so many problems a younger much bigger active Haney can do a lot better especially with all the info Bey could pass on to him after sharing a ring with Kambosos. Not rocket science.

Like I said, Haney hasn't ever fought a prime world champion his own size before and none of his crybaby fans who boo hoo about him not being ranked P4P had Kambosos ranked in their P4P top 10 after he beat Teofimo so they can STFU. I'm not saying he isn't a good and talented fighter. He is. But the fact that he's absolutely massive for the weight and is so safety-first is what makes him difficult to beat. If he was the same size as the rest of these guys instead of two or even three in some instances divisions heavier them things would be very different indeed.

 

Thanks. It's all true but you have to factor in the ignorant crap his grotesque fanbase say about other fighters all the time on social media, especially his rivals. I've had so many run ins with them. I'm not saying he isn't a good fighter but when you're absolutely massive for the weight and have never even fought a prime world champion your own size STFU about P4P and trying to discredit far more accomplished fighters who are in their third or fourth weight class slaying giants who are two or three divisions heavier than them and hold big/huge reach advantages over them.

Yes great defence to me is not running, holding, stiff-arming and keeping it long, let alone doing so against fighters you're much naturally bigger, heavier and longer than because you're massive for the weight.

Let's see how he fares in his third or fourth division facing the best fighters and biggest punchers at those weights when he doesn't have all the physical advantages. He'd have to go up higher than 147 for that to happen though

 

Yeah they are

The whole thing is ridiculous but his grotesque fans have been all over social media and still are everyday spewing this nonsense

Loma who has taken risks like no other coming out of the gate, has literally toyed with a bunch of excellent fighters like they were bums these agenda-driven clowns (rightfully) rated very highly and picked to beat him, fought the far more proven, far more risky and dangerous, murderous punching actual reigning world champion Teofimo instead of completely unproven prospect Haney who literally hadn't fought anyone at the time and can't punch through cobwebs.

Teo iced out the teak-tough massive 154lb lightweight reigning IBF champ Commey who had never been dropped or stopped in 2 rounds in spectacular HL reel fashion.

And he iced common opponent he shares with Haney Mason Menard out cold on his face with a single devastating right hand in under a round, the same Menard who Haney could only get out of there on a corner retirement after 9 rounds and he couldn't even drop once

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Teo was not only the far more risky and dangerous fight for Loma, and a unification match up between two real champions, it was the fight the fans wanted to see, not Loma vs some boring featherfisted unproven prospect who hadn't fought anyone

If Teo detonated one of his bombs on Haney's chin he'd lay him out cold. Career 126 featherfist leprechaun Jojo rocked Haney for goodness sake

Yeah I won't be surprised if he vacates either. Not saying he will but he's already taking about everyone knows he's ''huge for the weight class'' and having to wait and see if he can still make the weight