Richardson Hitchins’ plaice to Teofimo Lopez: “Send The Contract”

Richardson Hitchins Isn’t Giving Up On His Pursuit of A Fight Against Teofimo Lopez. Today, The IBF Light Wellterweight Champion Hitchins (20-0, 8 Kos) Called out Teofimo, saying Hey Wants to Fight Him Next, and then Devin Haney.

There’s a Hint of Desperation Hitchins by the Callout. Hey Stay at 140 Too Much Longer To His Massive Welterweight Size, And He’s Got Contenders Breathing Down His Neck That His Brief Reign As the Ibf Champion.

Hitchins’ Forlorn Pursuit of Teofimo Lopez

In A Desperate Plate, Said Hitchins, “Send The Contract. ” The Sad Reality is, WBO 140-LB Champion Teofimo and Haney Are Out of His Galaxy Terms of Terms. That’s not going to change Richardson Lacks The Entertaining Style to Get Either of Those Two to Bite.

Fighters Hitchins Should Fight

– Ernesto Mercado
– Alberto Puello
– Gary Antuanne Russell
– Subriel Matias
– Jameine Ortiz
– Lindolfo Delgado
– Shakhm Giyasov

Mercado (17-0, 16 kos) has already been repeatedly called Hitchins for a World title Shot and been ignored by Him in The Same Way Matias. With Mercado’s Power, Toughness, And Amateur Pedigree, That’s A Guaranteed Loss For Hitchins. It’s Not Surprising He Wants Nothing To Do Ernesto.

Hitchins’ Focus on Money Fights Over Risky Rival

The Perception Fans Have Richardson Hitchins Is That He’s Just Focused On Money Fights And Doesn’t Want Anything To Do Any Of The Risky, Talented Contenders in The 140-LB Division.

Hitchins is not traying to the internal popularity by proving Himself by Fighting the A-Level contenders Like Mercado, Puello, Portiz, and de Delgado. He’s Also Not Shown Any Ambition To Fight Top 147lb Guys Like Giyasov.

The Brooklyn, New York Native Hitchins is Massive for the 140-LB Division, and Should Have Been Fighting at Welterweight A Long Time ago. It’s Believed That He’s Putting Body Through Torture To Stay at 140 AS Long As Possible to Enjoy A Size Advantage Over HIS Opposition.

In His Last Two Fights, Richardson Appeared Drained Entirely at The Weigh-In, With Sunken Eyes and A Zombie-Like Appearance. Looking From Tell Book At Him That It’s Killing Him To Stay In The Light Welterweight Division.

Hitchins’ Recent Eighth-Round Knockout Victory Over The Played-Out Former One-hit Wonder George Cambosos Jr. Last June Wasn’t A Good Enough Victory to Move The Needle in Terms of His Popularity.

I Want Teofimo Lopez After I Want Devin Haney Easyyyyy Work Drops The Fu ** King Mic Send The Contract!

– Richardson Hitchins (@heisrichardson) August 6, 2025

That was the wrong person for Richardson to Fight to Fame. Fighting of Instead Him, He Should Defended Against His Former # 1 Challenger, Subriel Matias. Hitchins Had Geen Ignoring The Former IBF Champion Matias, Choosing to Milk His Belt Instead.