Haney vs. Ramirez: Prediction, Time, Odds & How to Watch
- Devin Haney steps into the ring against Jose Ramirez on Friday in New York, aiming to erase the memory of his previous fight against Ryan Garcia.
- Haney's April 2024 encounter with Garcia saw him suffer three knockdowns and a majority decision loss.
- haney,a former undisputed lightweight champion and WBC junior welterweight titleholder,hasn't tasted victory since December 2023.
Devin Haney faces Jose Ramirez in a crucial welterweight bout this Friday,with redemption and a potential rematch against Ryan Garcia on the line.Haney, seeking to rebound from his controversial loss to Garcia, knows a win is essential. Ramirez,a former unified junior welterweight champion,makes his welterweight debut,aiming to upset Haney’s plans.This fight impacts the future of the division. News Directory 3 provides extensive coverage of this and other key fights on the card, including Teofimo Lopez vs. Arnold Barboza. Discover what’s next for these fighters.
Devin Haney seeks Redemption Against Jose Ramirez in Welterweight Bout
Updated June 02, 2025
Devin Haney steps into the ring against Jose Ramirez on Friday in New York, aiming to erase the memory of his
previous fight against Ryan Garcia. While not a redemption fight in itself, a victory over Ramirez could pave
the way for a high-profile rematch.
Haney’s April 2024 encounter with Garcia saw him suffer three knockdowns and a majority decision loss. Although
the result was later overturned due to Garcia’s failed drug test, the image of a bloodied Haney struggling to
his feet lingered. Now, Haney hopes to secure a rematch with Garcia, contingent on both fighters winning their
respective bouts Friday.
haney,a former undisputed lightweight champion and WBC junior welterweight titleholder,hasn’t tasted victory
since December 2023. This inactivity could play to Ramirez’s advantage.
Ramirez, a former unified junior welterweight champion, is making his welterweight debut. After losing his
titles to Josh Taylor in 2021, he secured three wins before a recent defeat to Arnold Barboza Jr., who is also
fighting on Friday’s card against Teofimo Lopez.
“Y’all can boo or y’all can cheer. It doesn’t matter. It’s all noise. When I dust Jose Ramirez off on Friday,
I’m gonna get to Ryan after,” Haney said.
A win for Ramirez would disrupt plans for a Haney-Garcia rematch and position him as a contender in the
welterweight division.
“where I’ve come from, it’s prepared me for things like this… On May 2, I will be victorious,” Ramirez
said.
The card also features a compelling fight between WBO junior welterweight champion Teofimo Lopez and the
undefeated Arnold Barboza. Lopez, known for his talent and inconsistent performances, faces a tough challenge
from Barboza, who is expected to bring an aggressive style.
What’s next
The outcome of the Haney vs. Ramirez fight will significantly impact the future landscape of the welterweight
division and the potential for a lucrative haney-Garcia rematch. Boxing fans are eagerly awaiting Friday’s
event to see if Haney can secure his path to redemption.