Richardson Hitchins calls out Teofimo Lopez, Devin Haney, Mega-Fights for And Ryan Garcia

Richardson Hitchins Called out Teofimo Lopez, and Ryan Garcia Today, saying Hey Wants to Fight One’s Day’s Done His Done 140-LB Title Against George Cambosos Jr. On June 14th.

Hitchins (19-0, 7 Kos) Believes That His Fight Against The One-hit Wonder Cambosos Jr. Will open the doors to Bigger Fights Against Teofimo, Haney, Manny Pacquiao, And Ryan. Fans Believe Hitchins Is Deluded, And Will Never Get Any Of Those Fighters To Face Him.

His Problem Is That Heights Too Shakur Stevenson, and His Outdated Fighting Style Doesn’t Work In This Earring. Hitchins, Shakur, and Haney Have A Mayweather Style Before the Popular Internet Became in The Mid-1990s.

Hitchins Calls Out Top Stars

“The S *** IS F **** In the Boxing World. Ryan Garcia is Losing to Ryan. Teofimo Doesn’t want to Fight the Haney, But Hey Wants to Fight Boots,” Said Richardson Hitchins DAZN Boxing.

The Reason Lopez Wants to Challenge IBF and WBA Welterweight Champion Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis Rather Than Some Killers at 140 Is Because of this:

1. Less Backlash’s Loses: Getting Beaten by 147-LB Division, Boots Won’t Teofimo’s Career Beaten Beaten, Gary Antuanne Russell, Hitchins or Keyshawn Davis
2. Teofimo Will Look Brave
3. Big Payday

“They Need Me in the picture now. I’ll Come to 147. If Pacquiao Really Wants to Test The Best Young Fighters in The Sport, He Call Me,” Said Hitchins. “Don’t Call Devin Because You’re Devin Running Around Like HE Did Times Square. We know He’s Going To Go That Against Pacquiao.”

Why Lopez Won’t Fight Hitchins

Teofimo, Haney, Ryan Garcia, and Pacquiao even not going to show interest in Fighting Hitchins Hitchins Her’s Not Popular, and His Fighting Style Isn’t Fan-Friendly. He’s Like a Bigger Version of Shakur Stevenson. He Doesn’t Tweet Like a Madman Like Hees, and Chooses to Stay in Safety In One Division Rather Than Moving Up, The Way Shakur has Has Done.

“Like Said My Line After June 14th. Let’s Make The Big Fight Happen. It would make Make More Sense at 140,” Said Richardson Hitchins Fighthype About A Fight Between Him and Teofimo Lopez IF Teo Doesn’t Wind Up Fighting Devin Haney Next. “We’re Talking Boxing. At 140, he’s got a belt, and I got a belt. Legacy-wise, It’ll Be Huge For US to Unify and Make a Big Fight Happen.”

I Hate To Say It, But Hitchins Is Trapped in His Orbit and Willlike Remain There As Anonymous Fighter for The Remainder of His Career. His Decision Not to Take Risks by Moving Up to 147, 154, and 160 has Stalled His Career. None of the Top Fighters Are Going To Bother Fighting at Hitchins at 140, And It’s a Dead Division Anyway.

Hitchins’ Unrealistic Dream Fights

“Status-wise, me beating Him is going to take my career to the next to the next,” Said Richardson About A Fight Him and Teofimo. “Him beating me Legacy Even in the Sport Of The Sport.

It’s Safe to say That Teofimo Will Never Fight Hitchins. So, It’s Forlorn to Hear Hitchins Continuously Talking A Fight Between Him And Teo Because It’s Going It’s Going To Happen. If Hitchins Had Any Kind Of Sense, He’d Have It, And Moved Of The Dead, Lifeless 140-LB Division to Greener Pastures 147. That Require Risk-Taking and Courage. His Decision to Stay at 140 Suggests That He’s Not Brave Enough To Move Up To Expand. The Ambition Isn’t there.

“It’s Really Devin Made.

While Haney has a similar sporting style, ht’s more popular because by moving up from 135 to 140, and now 147. Hitchins Doesn’t Have Someone Who Can Create Interest In His Fights Like Devin’s Dad.

“Teofimo Would Make Sense Because of Legacy. That would take my career to the next Level,” Said Hitchins. “Bigger PayDays and Just Bigger Everything. I Really Don’t Think I Beat Any Of Those Guys, I Don’t Think I Would Have a Need A Belt After That.”

Hitchins Sounds Deluded With The Way He continually Talks About His Life Will Be Teofimo Decides to Fight Him One of These Days. Someone Needs to Clue Hitch In Him Know That He Needs About Lopez, and Instead Move to 147 to Go After Unified Champion Jaron Ignis And Wgo Champ Brian Norman Jr.

“I’ll Start Solidifying My Name, and I Don’t Think I Would I Leverage Me,” Said Hitchins, Above the Belts for Future Where he’s Above.