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Former lightweight powerhouse and WBC Super Lightweight World Champion Devin Haney suffered his first career loss in a high-profile boxing event at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, today, losing his undefeated record and the WBC Super Lightweight World Title to his all-time record. It was a shocking result that might have been unacceptable to fans if the bout had been contested, but Garcia knocked Devin Haney three times with stunning left hooks to make the victory uncontested.
In this game, Devin Haney's performance cannot be said to be bad. Devin Haney showed his tenacity despite being knocked down three times, but he was able to get back up and continue the fight after each knockout. However, he seems to have been ill-prepared for his arch-rival Ryan Garcia, so much so that Devin Haney still doesn't have a good idea of what to do, despite his relatively simple skills.
Devin Haney, now 25, has long been considered one of the most skilled boxers in the world. However, against fellow 25-year-old Ryan Garcia, he was clearly at a disadvantage. And before the game, Ryan Garcia's mental health issues attracted a lot of attention, which also added an extra layer of drama to the result.
Devin Haney, whose face was still swollen after the match, told the media: "I'm disappointed with my performance. I showed myself to be a true champion and to keep fighting even when I was knocked out. I made a mistake in defending the left hook. We did train specifically for that, but I was negligent in the game. I gave Ryan Garcia too many opportunities, and he deserved to pay me back. He didn't reach the required weight, so I think I'm still the world champion, and I hope we can fight again. ”
And before leaving the ring, Ryan Garcia, who was satisfied with his victory, also verbally agreed to Devin Haney's request for a rematch.
It can be seen that despite Devin Haney's loss in this match, he is looking forward to the upcoming rematch. He realized his mistake and was determined to make a change in the upcoming matches. "I'm disappointed with my performance, but I still believe in my quality," he said. I know I can do better and I'll keep trying. ”
However, the defeat had a noticeable impact on Devin Haney, who did not attend the post-match press conference or give any interviews to reporters after leaving the ring. It is believed that only an undisputed defeat of Ryan Garcia in the ring can bring Devin Haney out of the shadow of defeat and regroup.