Comments Thread For: Photos: Devin Haney Continues Grind For Gamboa Defense

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Devin Haney Training Photos Gallery - Undefeated WBC lightweight world champion Devin "The Dream" Haney (24-0, 15 KOs), will return to the ring on November 7, 2020, against former 2004 Olympic Gold Medalist and two-time world champion Yuriorkis Gamboa (30-3, 18 KOs). (photos by Johnnyrueg)
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[Songbird]

he's not dreaming of a white christmas, he's dreaming about a billion bucks

[boxingitis]

A billion bucks fighting nobodies.

[_original_]

Yawn..................

[archiemoore1]

As good as devin already is, and as hard as he works, and as much as I can see his physique improving, he doesn't have his grown man strength yet. When that happens, with the work ethic he has, he's going to turn into a really dangerous fighter.

[JLC]

As good as devin already is, and as hard as he works, and as much as I can see his physique improving, he doesn't have his grown man strength yet. When that happens, with the work ethic he has, he's going to turn into a really dangerous fighter.

I agree he has potential, but man, his resume is really really really bad. Like, really bad. Lol.

[-Kev-]

“A lot of people don’t mention me among the best”

I wonder why? The email champion with zero credible opponents on his resume.

And then he talks about making a statement with Gamboa, who’s 40 and past prime.

[Luilun]

So Gamboa gets knocked out by Tank but get another title shot by getting knock out is there something wrong with this picture?

[sicko]

damn I forgot that fight was this week, not much buzz around it and I like Haney but Showtime Promoted him way better than DAZN does!

[TyrantT316]

Everyone's trying to claim top-dog status around this weight. Haney can't. He's fighting a solid name, but it won't prove top status. Terrance Crawford probably gets a Gamboa pass as Gamboa was undefeated an that was 6 years younger ago. Now he's clearly past his prime, is coming off of a gritty, but KO loss to Tank. So Haney will try to beat him more soundly than anyone, but it won't be some big statement win. Just another win vs a solid name.

And I have nothing against Haney. I just can't stand every young guy who hasn't been thoroughly proven acting as if they are top-dog. Not until they start fighting each other.

Loma-Lopez was the start. These 130-140lbers need to use their credible years over the next decade fighting each other and dominating their challengers. Not posing and claiming to be the "real-champ" without fighting one another.