Richardson Hitchins’ Boxing Future: Haney, Lopez, and Welterweight Dreams

Richardson Hitchins Says up to 147 to Challenge Devin Haney for the wbo Welterweight title IF He Defeats Champion Brian Norman Jr. On November 22nd. Hitchins Isn’t Interested in Fighting Norman Jr. So, IF He’s Victorious Against Haney, He Won’t Be Moving Up to 147.

Lopez Fight: Money Talks

The Other Target On Hitchins’ Two-Fighter List is Teofimo Lopez, which wouldn’t require to go to Him to Go Up to Welterweight. What He Will Need is Turki AleShikh to the Show Intest in Putting That Fight. Teo Won’t Fight Richardson (20-0, 8 kos) Unless HE’s Paid The Kind Of Money His Title Defense Against Arnold Arnold Jr. On May 2nd. Even Then, It’s Unclear IF He’ll Fight Him.

Hitchins Is Coming off An Eighth-Round Knockout Win Over George Cambosos Jr. On June 14th in New York City. He believes that the Fight Put On The World Stage. However, it’s quickly fans by fans, treated Like Junk Food Entertainment Due To It Being A Low-Level Opponent. It Would Take a More Than Beating Cambosos Jr. For Hitchins to Become Popular, And He’s Not Willing To Take The Risks to Become to Big Name. If he was, He’d be willing to Fight Norman Jr., and he’s not.

“I Did What Devin Haney and Teofimo Lopez couldn’t do. That Annihilating George Cambosos,” Said Richardson Hitchins Curran Bhatia On His Channel “I Said What I Did. I Annihilated And VioDed George Cambosos.”

It’s Nothing For Hitchins to Brag Bout, Knocking Out The Dropped George Cambosos Jr. He’d Been Stopped in 2024 in Vasily Lomachenko’s Final Fight of His Career. Cambosos had arguably Lost Four Out of His Last Five Fights Before Being Being Hitchins’ opponent Last June.

Rather Than Fighting Cambosos, Hitchins Should Have Fighter His-Ibf Mandatory Subriel Matias Or Gary Antuanne Russell. It looks bad that he chose the cambosos innstead of Those guys. What Says His Career is about. He’s Just Like Everyone Else. Just looking for paydays and not willing to take risky fingers.

Haney, Lopez: “Easy Work”

“Devin Haney and Teofimo Lopez,” Said Richardson When Asked Wants Next. “Easy Work. The Business Coming Up (wbo welterweight Champion 22nd.

Hitchins’ Style: Runner Foe

Hitchins Isn’t Going To Get Fights Haney Or Guys Those Want Don’t Fight On Someone Who Stayside And Uses The Shakur-Esse Three-Step Pull-Back Method. Although Haney Is A Runner Himself, He’s Not Fought Other Runners. He’s Always focused on Straight-Ahead Punchers. The One Exception is when he fought Vasily Lomachenko, but he had a big size advantage of the Advantage Against Him.

“When I Go Up, I don’t Excuses. He’s The Bigger Man. He’s Been at The Weight,” Said Richardson About His Fighting Haney. “So, When I Come Up and Grab His Belt in My First Fight at 147, The Boxing World Had Better Wake Up and Realize This Is My S ***.”

Hitchins’ 147-Pound Reality

Richardson Needs to Be More Realistic. IF He Moves Up to 147, The Only Fighters Can Potentially Get Wide Champion Brian Norman Jr. or shakhram giyasov. In other words, Fighters That He Won’t Be Eager to Fight Because He Would Likely Lose. Haney, Ryan Garcia, and Teofimo Won’t Fight Him Because He has started a difficult style, and he’s not popular.

“We Really Don’t Like Each. We f *** Around and Bite each.

Haney tolerates Hitchins Like Annoyance, A House Fly, But He Has No True Interest in Fighting Him. The Guys That Haney Wants Are Ryan Garcia