Ryan Garcia Stuns Devin Haney, Claims Victory in Brooklyn Showdown

LockerRoom Team

22 Apr 2024

In a highly anticipated bout at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, Ryan Garcia delivered a spectacular performance, knocking down Devin Haney three times en route to a majority decision victory on Saturday night.

Despite entering the ring as a heavy underdog, Garcia showcased his trademark left hook, which proved to be devastating for Haney throughout their 12-round super lightweight fight. Each knockdown sent shockwaves through the arena, affirming Garcia's dominance in the ring.

Reflecting on the fight, Haney admitted, "He caught me early but I was sleeping on it. Caught me by surprise," acknowledging his first defeat in his professional career.

While Haney initially appeared to be in control, Garcia's relentless aggression and precision with his punches quickly turned the tide. The crowd erupted into chants of "Ry-an! Ry-an!" as Garcia unleashed a barrage of strikes, leaving Haney struggling to keep up.

Garcia's victory comes amidst a backdrop of months filled with erratic behavior and bold claims, including references to conjuring demons. However, the magnitude of his win silenced any doubts, with Garcia defiantly declaring to his critics, "Come on guys, you really thought I was crazy?"

In the aftermath of his triumph, Garcia attributed his success to his unwavering determination, stating, "It's hard to recover from big shots. You know, maybe my conditioning wasn’t my best, but at the end of the day I got the job done."

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With this victory, Garcia's record improved to an impressive 25-1, while Haney, now standing at 31-1, faces the challenge of regrouping after this setback.

As the boxing world reels from Garcia's remarkable performance, speculation mounts about his future matchups and the potential for further displays of his undeniable talent in the ring. For now, Garcia's triumph stands as a testament to his skill and resilience, cementing his status as a force to be reckoned with in the world of boxing.