Paulie M goes off on Devin Haney and his fans.

He did. Loma really should've fought Kambosos though because he would've 100% stopped him. Admirable he opted not to but I wish he had of done so.

Haney's fans on social media are as vile as it gets.

 

The Haney fans will argue that Loma, who is significantly lighter than Kambosos and way more so than Haney who is also a lot heavier than Kambosos, wouldn't have stopped Kambosos either but it's so obvious he would of.

But they can try and explain how a badly injured one good shoulder Loma was able to knock out a much heavier prime active Linares who was ranked P4P #11 at the time and hadn't lost in six years but the much heavier Haney with two good shoulders couldn't even wobble a completely washed inactive Linares who was 3-2 in his previous 5 fights, both losses via KO, one to a badly injured natural 126 pounder, who hadn't fought in 15 months despite hitting him with everything bar the kitchen sink all night.

They can also try and explain how Haney couldn't even wobble a way lighter inactive shot to hell 39 y/o Gamboa who should be 7-6 at 135, has been dropped in at least 11 separate fights, and like Linares has been stopped in every single one of his other losses and Haney fought shot versions of them and is the biggest fighter either have fought or at worst the second biggest.

Loma has hurt, dropped or stopped every 135 pounder he's fought sans Teo and they're all two divisions or even three sometimes heavier than him and most have big/huge reach advantages on him too, not at least two divisions lighter like Haney's opponents are than him


All dropped or knocked out and he came very close to, and really could've if he wanted to, stopping Commey, Campbell and Pedraza and he didn't even start throwing his most powerful punch until the last third of the fight against Pedraza because his surgeon advised him not to.

Linares
Pedraza
Commey
Campbell
Nakatani
Crolla

It really isn't an understatement

Porty Dan is probably on their payroll too

 

Well you're not one of the vile scumbag fans of his I'm alluding to

Haney vs Loma is the equivalent of GGG vs Haney in terms of ring weight and I'm not even exaggerating

We don't even know what Loma has left at the moment after another long spell of inactivity

He turns 35 in Feb which is old for a leprechaun division fighter what with him being a natural 126 pounder and there is a lot of wear and tear on his body and miles on his clock due to his extremely extensive amateur career and 30 years of hard training and he's only fought three times in three years

This Ortiz guy looks like a skilled customer to me and he's huge for the weight and has been talking about moving up to 140 for a while now. It'll be interesting to see how Loma looks after the layoff because I don't think he's a pushover