Timothy Bradley believes that Devin Haney you’re just making things worse for him by suing to Ryan García for what happened in their fight last April and assured that people will not support him after this.
Speaking to ProBox TV, Bradley indicated that García has already received punishment for his actions, so Haney must turn the page and accept like a man that King Ry beat him up to move forward.
“Let’s move on. Let’s not continue living in the past. Now, Haney is bringing this issue up. I don’t understand. Haney, you are wasting your time. You are wasting money. You’re wasting other opportunities. Everyone looks at you like you’re crazy. Haney, you were in the fight. You fought the wrong game plan, but now you want to come and sue. “It doesn’t make any sense,” he said.
“Ryan García didn’t really train. I was overweight. They told me, ‘I was like 17 or 20 pounds overweight the Monday before the fight. I didn’t want to give the weight, Tim. However, he did what he had to do and got down to 143 pounds, got on the scale and handed over the money like he said he would.’ haney is making the situation worse and making it even worse for him. People will not support him or stand behind him. “You just need to take this beating you took and accept it like a man and move on, Haney,” he concluded.
In the controversial fight with Devin Haney, Ryan García behaved erratically and on social networks He admitted that he smoked marijuana and drank alcohol. Everyone thought that King Ry’s mental health was bad, but the Californian himself (who came in three pounds heavier) expressed that he planned everything and ended up beating The Dream with a dominant performance.
After testing positive for Ostarine in two tests before the duel with Haney and proving that it was caused by two contaminated supplements, García he was suspended for one year from boxinglost earnings of $1.1 million from the fight, paid a $10,000 fine and his victory was changed to a No Contest.
Shortly after, the American stated that he would sue King Ry for How the dispute affected its reputation and value in the market between both of them and last Friday he did it. Haney now wants the 47% of his contractual earnings returned.
Devin Haney, 25, lost his undefeated record against Ryan García in his second performance in the division, but after the Californian’s doping the fight was left without a decision. The American He has a record of 31 victories, 15 of them by knockout, and one no contest.
Keep reading:
· Devin Haney sues Ryan García for assault and fraud
· Ryan García rules out rematch with Haney: “Let him live with the nightmare”
· Rick Mirigian believes Haney will embarrass Garcia in a rematch
