Comments Thread For: Bill Haney Not (Yet) Permitted To Travel To Australia; Yoel Judah To Lead Devin Haney's Corner For Kambosos Fight

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Devin Haney hits the road for the biggest fight of his young career without his primary team in tow. Travel plans for the WBC lightweight titlist will not include the company of his father and head trainer, Bill Haney who was not permitted to go through customs for their trip to Australia. The elder Haney was denied entry due to a prior conviction holding up his visa application, forcing Devin Haney to literally fly solo en route to Melbourne ahead of his June 5 undisputed lightweight championship clash with lineal/WBA/IBF/WBO champ George Kambosos Jr.
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[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

I really hope that clown gets denied.

It’ll probably be beneficial for Devin too tbh.

[Ragga1]

Hopefully he gets the chance to see his son fight for the undisputed title, quite possibly the biggest fight he’ll ever have in his career.

[tritium_arma]

Haney's chances for winning just went up.

[jonnyc420]

Hope it gets sorted out, neither man needs any distractions. Haney did his part and I respect what he did to make this fight happen. Idk if it would affect his performance but hopefully not, win or lose both men should be at their best.

[AmpMcv]

That's a little sus. '92??? That was a bit back. Smells like . . .

[BlakBread904]

Aussies pulling out all the stops on this one LOL SMH

[SteveM]

Aussies pulling out all the stops on this one LOL SMH

the US has the same kind of rule - if you have a court conviction for a 'serious' crime you're not getting a visa. It's beyond ****** that a 1 year sentence from 30 years ago can still mess your life up

[cruz1383]

Aussies pulling out all the stops on this one LOL SMH

lol man I hope this was sarcasm.......... because I'm sure the "Aussies" government have better things to do then to concoct some scheme to stop Haney's trainer from being at the Kambosos fight in order to give Kambosos an advantage...lol

[millcitymauler]

the US has the same kind of rule - if you have a court conviction for a 'serious' crime you're not getting a visa. It's beyond ****** that a 1 year sentence from 30 years ago can still mess your life up

You can’t even enter Canada from the US if you have a drunk driving conviction.