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Devin Haney Targets Ryan Garcia Rematch, Claims He Will Make Rival Pay

Devin Haney, the WBC's champion in recess at 140lbs, is focused on Ryan Garcia for his next bout, when Garcia is eventually allowed to return to the ring.

Chris Algieri: ‘I Don’t Think We’ll See Ryan Garcia Anywhere Near 140 Again’

After missing weight by more than three pounds in his April 20 fight with Devin Haney, Ryan Garcia seems unlikely to get back under the junior welterweight limit again, says ProBox TV analyst Chris Algieri.

Shakur Stevenson Says One-Year Suspension For Garcia Not Enough: ‘It’s Not Setting A Good Example’

Shakur Stevenson believes Ryan Garcia got off easy for testing positive for performance-enhancing drugs ahead of his fight against Devin Haney.

WBC Designates Devin Haney ‘Champion In Recess,’ Orders Martin-Puello Title Fight

Devin Haney, telling the World Boxing Council he is “physically, mentally and emotionally” unfit to immediately defend his 140-pound belt, has been moved to “champion in recess” and former world champion Alberto Puello will instead fight Spain’s Sandor Martin for the junior-welterweight title.

Former Opponent Impressed By Gervonta Davis Improvements

One of Gervonta “Tank” Davis’ past opponents cannot help admire his evolution into an “intimidating” figure on the brink of establishing himself among the very best.

Chris Algieri: ‘I Don’t Think We’ll See Ryan Garcia Anywhere Near 140 Again’

Might We Eventually See a Devin Haney-Ryan Garcia Rematch?

The debate is on: Will Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney ever stage a rematch?

Daily Bread Mailbag: The Unique Brilliance Of Tank Davis, The Difference Between Losing Rounds And Losing Fights & Ryan Garcia’s Suspension

Daily Bread Mailbag: The Unique Brilliance Of Tank Davis, The Difference Between Losing Rounds And Losing Fights & Ryan Garcia’s Suspension

“Fighting Words” — Ryan Garcia: Sound and Fury, Signifying Nothing

For all of the talking and tweeting. For all of the explanations and excuses. For all of the accusations that sought to deflect the blame and change the narrative.  For all of that to end with Ryan Garcia settling his case with the New York State Athletic Commission — to accept a one-year suspension, a seven-figure penalty, and his victory over Devin Haney being overturned — and still spend the immediate aftermath proclaiming his innocence and arguing persecution.

The Humpty Dumpty Effect: Devin Haney's Attorney Reacts To Ryan Garcia's Penalties

Was justice effectively served in the New York State Athletic Commission’s suspension, fine and erasing of victory for Ryan Garcia?