Rampage Jackson explodes ‘B **’ Devin Haney, predicts a rematch of dominance by Ryan Garcia: ‘Take a loss as a man!’

Former UFC champion in the lightweight category Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson says Ryan Garcia “will win” Devin Haney “a **” if they are fighting again in October.

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Jackson Haney (31-0, 15 Kos) see as a a little “B ****” Since he turned and sued Kingry after inserting a unilateral defeat at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York last April.

Jackson considers this a sign of weakness in Devin’s decision to sue instead of taking his “loss like a man.” He points out that everyone has to lose sometime, but they should accept their defeat, instead of using the approach Haney took to clean his record, deleting a loss with the help of a court system.

Rampage’s Rant

“F **** Devin Haney. He acts like ab ****,” said Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson to HUB TV fights. “I can’t handle people who behave like that. Ryan will beat their ** again, and Devin Haney will learn not to be ab ****. We all lose. You all can’t be undefeated. Win and lose. You take with *** like a man. Go away and sue. Take your loss as a man.

“I love Ryana Garcia. I never bet against that child. I don’t know who another guy is,” Jackson said when asked about his prediction on Ryan Vs. Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero Fight 2. May.

The result is that fans still consider Haney as if he had lost the fight for Garcia, and he didn’t get anything. Ryan said this week that Devin had to throw out a lawsuit to get a rematch with him in October, and even that was not guaranteed.

Tournament time

Devin still has to win in his fight on May 2. Against Jose Ramirez on the Fatal Fury Card on Times Square, New York, if he loses it, there will be no rematch with Garcia (24-1, 20 ko). All that waste. This is a situation with a mini tournament for that card.

Both guys have to be winners on the card 2. May to meet in a rematch. Ryan fights the Rollyn ‘Rolly’ Rolly ‘Romera at the main event, and is not a sure thing he wins. Rolly is a nightmare for everyone to fight, leaving a one -year discharge.

That would be Haney’s second defeat, putting a career in a sad form. Maybe Eddie Hearn could go through and provide a trilogy against George Cambosos the younger or Jake Wyllie. These are the winning fights for Devin, but obviously a rematch with Ryan would be through the door.