Devin Haney vs. Brian Norman Jr.: Haney’s Experience and Higher-Level Opposition Key to November Showdown Victory

Commentator Chris Mannix Believes Devin Haney has defined an Excellent Chance Defeating Wbo Welterweight Champion Brian Norman Jr. In November. Hey says That The Opposition That Norman Jr. (28-0, 22 kos) Has Faced During His Career Is On The Level of What He’ll Be Dealing With The Former Two-Division World Champion Haney (32-0, 15 Kos).

Norman Jr. Untested?

Mannix Notes That Haney, 26, has more experience, a Pound-for-Pound Top 10, and Knows How to Fight Punchers Like Norman Jr. The Oddsmakers Have a Favorite A, What is Surprising Given That He’s Chinny And Facing The Biggest Puncher In The Welterweight Division.

“He’s Untested at this Point. You can’t say that Over (Giovani) Santillan, (Derrieck) Cuevas, and Jin Sasaki Equivalent to Devin Haney,” Said Chris Mannix DAZN Boxing About wbo welterweight Champion Brian Norman Jr. Not Haved Fighters of the Level That Can Compare To About To Devin Haney.

The Guys Norman Jr. has fought recently aren’t talented as Haney, but they all have Better Punching Power. Even Sasaki has more pop in His Shots Than Devin, And His Chin Is Another Level As Well. The Hard Shots Sasaki Took Against Norman on June 19th Would Have Easily Knocked Out Haney.

“I Think The Fight with Ramirez Was Under 147. This Will Be At a full 147 pounds. I think he’s going to be Better.”

Haney Loked Shellshocked in His Catchweight Fight Against The Slow, Past His Best Jose Ramirez Last May. He was utterly unwilling to English Against Him, and HE’s Not Half The Puncher That 24-Year-Old Brian Norman Jr. is. IF Devin Was Unwilling To Stand and Fight Ramirez, He’s Going To Be Even More Feels The Power of Norman Jr. In The First Round.

Punch Resistance Doubs

“When You Put More We’re Body, You’re Better. He’s Probably Going To Have A Better Chin,” Said Mannix About Haney. “IF Brian Norman Connects Like Hey Did Against Jin Sasaki, It’s Over. He’s Going to Be A Handful For Brian Norman.”

Putting More Weight On Is No Guarantee That a Fighter Will Have Better Punch Resistance. That’s An Old Wives’ Tale. A Lot of Fighters Who Have Knocked Out Say Their Punch Resistance Will Be Better When You Move Up. When they do move up, they’re starting getting knocked out. It Gets Worse for Them Because They Are’re Getting Harder When You Move Up In Weight. We’re Likely Going With Hanyy, Who is Facing The Biggest Puncher In His Career, Norman Jr.

Is Haney P4P Top 10?

“We’re Going to Find HE’s The Real Deal. He’s looked Really Good Against B and C Opponents. Let’s see how he looks again at the guy (Haney) with the Real Top 10 Pound-For-Pound Talent.”

Let’s get this straight. Haney is not a True Top 10 Pound-For-Pound Fighter. Mannix Is Going Way With His Praise Of Devin Classifying Him AS Top 10 Pound-For-Pound Fighter. Devin’s Last Two Fights Showed That He’s A B-Level Fighter, And Height Not Even That NOW That He’s Finally Moved Up to 147.

Norman Jr. Is going to show Whether Haney is a top-tier Fighter at the Many Ex-Weight Bullies That Are ARBAGHT Down to the Earth When You Move Up Weight Up, WHERE NO SIZE ADVantage.

Haney Should Have Been Fighting at 147 Years ago BUT HAS BEEN ABLE TO DRAIN TO 135 AND 140 TO USE HIS SIZE TO DOMINATE THE OPPOSITION. He is only fought Two Good Fighters in Those Years, Vasily Lomachenko and Ryan Garcia, and arguably Lost to Both.