Devin Haney returned to winning ways on May 2, when he faced Jose Ramirez at Times Square in New York City. The pair battled it out in the co-feature on the card topped by Ryan Garcia vs Rolly Romero.
The former champions, Haney and Ramirez, squared off in a scheduled 12-round welterweight bout that went the full distance. There was only a little action, and in the final round, one of the commentators noted that the bout was “potentially setting a record for the least punches thrown by both fighters in a 12-round fight in any division.”
Devin Haney took the victory by decision, defeating Ramirez with the scores 119-109, 119-109, and 118-110. San Francisco’s former two-division champion, who stepped through the ropes for the first time since facing Ryan Garcia last April, is now 32-0 with 15 KOs and 1 NC.
Former unified super lightweight champion Jose Ramirez dropped to 29-3 with 18 KOs. The 32-year-old native of Hanford, CA, suffered his second straight defeat.
haney is boring to watch.he always running