Devin Haney Thinks Floyd Mayweather ‘Tousled’ Boxing With Undefeated Report

In an interview with the Pivot Podcast, undisputed light-weight boxing champion Devin Haney claimed that Floyd Mayweather Jr. “messed up” the game by retiring with an ideal 50-0 win-loss file, inflicting fighters at present to keep away from taking the chance of combating one another to maintain their immaculate file.

 “Floyd [Mayweather] kinda messed up the game with the undefeated record, and undefeated is everything, so guys don’t wanna fight each other. They wanna keep their 0,” Haney stated on the podcast.

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Devin Haney Praises UFC Fighter Israel Adesanya

The 24-year-old boxing star additionally provided his reward to blended martial arts fighters, stating that they don’t seem to be afraid to struggle the very best of the very best and danger getting a loss.

“In UFC, those guys fight each other, lose, fight again [and] are still equally as big, maybe even be bigger after a loss,” the boxer declared.

Haney significantly talked about UFC star Israel Adensanya for instance, who, regardless of dropping twice for the previous two years, has retained his standing as one of many largest attracts for the blended martial arts promotion.

Haney, who holds the light-weight titles of WBC, WBO, IBF, and The Ring, has an undefeated 29-0 file himself.

He grew to become undisputed champion final June after outclassing George Kambosos Jr. in a unanimous determination victory in his dwelling nation Australia. Haney retained his light-weight undisputed champion standing of their rematch in October.

Haney is set to defend his titles towards Ukrainian Vasiliy Lomachenko on the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on May 20.

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