PTSD OR POOR Game Plan? Mosley’s Concerns About Haney After Ramirez Fight

Shane Mosley Says He Was Disappropriate And Surprised by Devin Haney’s Performance in His Fight Last May Against Jose Ramirez at Times Square in New York City. He’d helped Haney (32-0, 15 kos) Prepare for That Fight Against The Former Unified Light Wellterweight Champion Ramirez in Big Bear, California.

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PTSD Or Haney’s Game Plan?

Mosley States That Hey Saw Haney Running Around The Ring in That Fight, He Asked His Father, Bill Haney, IF That Was Plan to Movement. He believed That Haney Could Have Knocked Out Ramirez.

After Watching the Fight, Mosley Questioned Whether What People Are Saying About True. He has His PTSD Fight Against Ryan Garcia Last Year. If Haney Does PTSD, This Could Could Continue to Affect His Performances Well Beyond The Ramirez Fight.

“I Thought Hey to Move Around and Then Try To Put Some Sauce Him. I Was Like, ‘What’s Going On Here?’ I Was Almost, ‘Bill, What Are You Do You Could Beat This Dude. He could Knock Him Out,’ “Said Shane Mosley FighthypeTalking About His Surprise in Watching Devin Haney’s Lackluster Performance Against Jose Ramirez on the May 2nd Card in New York.

Mosley Says He’d Seen Spar in Big Bear in A Small Ring Against Lot Of Tough Fighters During Training Camp for His Fight Against Jose Ramirez. Going Into the Fight, Shane Believed That Haney Would Knock Out Ramirez and Beat Anyone 140 OR 147. That’s Why Mosley Was See How Devin Ran Around The Ring All Night, Not Engaging The Slow-Moving, Slow-Handed Ramirez During The Fight In Times Square.

Haney’s “Running” Surprises Mosley

“I Was Like, ‘I Don’t Believe What I’m Seeing Right Now.’ All the Other People Are Saying, ‘Oh, PTSD.’ I’m Like, ‘I Don’t Know I can,’ Because this is the first time that I Seen, “Said Mosley About Haney’s Timid Performance Against Ramirez.

Tim Bradley Also That Haney’s Showed Signs Having Having Hearing Ha’d Get Fighting His Fight in His Fight in His Fight in 2024. Devin Had Been Hurt Repeatedly in That Fight, Dropped Three Times, and an Additional Three Times That The Referee, Harvey Dock, Failed to Count. Haney Was On The Canvas Six Times And Beaten As Badly A Stopped Fighter Could Stopped.

“I didn’t see that he is.

Fans Know Devin Can Fight, But IF He’s Going To Hold Back Like Hold Back to Hold Against Ramirez. IF That Wasn’t The Game Plan, You’ve Got To Be Concerned for His Future. That would tell you that something has Mentally Changed With Haney His Fight With Ryan.