You're probably right. I think I'm more miffed at Teo acting like he's the king of the division and suddenly Haney's this poor soul needing Lopez to throw him a bone.
Teo is the king of the division he's the lineal champ. Do you know what being lineal champ means?
You guys are so harsh on Haney after 1 loss. The man is still young and has much to offer to the sport.
However, I would take easy fighters if I were him to rebuild the confidence. I wouldn't go into a big fight regardless of how much the offer is; that's just to save his career and legacy, but if he wants to cash out his big pay cheque, then do so
haney ****ing sucks
hes feather fisted
hes a weight bully
hes a john ruizesque hug master
hes got no defease
hes got no charisma
literally everything about him sucks. the only thing he was ever good at was weight cuts
And you obviously don't know what undisputed or even unified champ means. Lopez is neither. If he's the king of the division, he's a lame king. I'd like to see him vs Catterall. He beat the former lineal champ too in the rematch and nearly beat him in the first fight.
Ok, so it sounds as if your issue is not the $2.4 million plus PPV percentage offer, but rather that the offer came from Teo, is that correct? If that is so, who should the $2.4 million offer come from for Devin to accept, in your opinion??
I mean, Devin has his own promotional company and he isn't offering a dime. He wouldn't even bid on his own fight's purse bid against Martin, but complained that Eddie Hearn didn't bid a cent for that fight.
If the offer is fair, what difference does it make who it's from?? The fact that there is a fair offer from someone to make the fight happen is all that should matter in my opinion. I'd like to see them fight each other as I believe Haney would win a close but somewhat exciting fight. Both men have been down, so I know they can be hurt, but Devin showed tremendous courage in getting back up after some crushing shots from Ryan and managed to finish the fight on his feet.
You guys are so harsh on Haney after 1 loss. The man is still young and has much to offer to the sport.
However, I would take easy fighters if I were him to rebuild the confidence. I wouldn't go into a big fight regardless of how much the offer is; that's just to save his career and legacy, but if he wants to cash out his big pay cheque, then do so
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He's the lineal champ, but he's not the undisputed champ. So no, he's not the king of the division, except for in his mind and apparently yours.
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