The Lazy Approach: Richardson Hitchins Is Trying to Fast-Track His Career to A Lopez or Haney Fight

Richardson Hitchins Still Says His Targets even Teofimo Lopez at 140, and IF He’s Get Him, He’ll Move Up and Go After Devin Haney. He Believes Those Are The Fights That Will Turn Him Into A Star Overnight. That’s Why Hitchins Wants To Fight Them Right Away.

Hitchins Wants Big Fights Now

Unlike Teofimo and Haney, Who Earned Their Spot by Defeating Vasily Lomachenko, Hitchins Doesn’t Believe He has to do That. Just Beating George Cambosos Jr. Was Enough in His Mind.

IBF Light Wellterweight Champion Hitchins (20-0, 8 Kos) Wants The Big Fights Right Away. He Believes His Win Over Cambosos Jr. Puts Him in a position to Fight the Likes of Teofimo and Haney. However, Neither of Those Guys has been amented to Wanting to Fight Him. Hitchins’ Fighting Style Is Too Dull; He moves Too Much and Clinches Nonstop. Teofimo and Haney Don’t Want to Fight Guys Like That.

Richardson has put the Cart Before the Horse in Terms of TRYING TO GET THE BIG FIGHTS BEFORE HIMSELF UP FASTSFA FACING KILLERS. It’s The Lazy Approach, The One We See Fighters Who Want The Big Money Fights Right Away And Don’t Have To Earn Them The Hard Way.

Hitchins Needs to Fight Contenders

The Brooklyn, New York Native Hitchins Doesn’t want to Fight Ernesto Mercado, Gary Antuanne Russell, Subriel Matias, Or Alberto Puello. Richardson, 27, Wants The Big Fights Without Having To Work For Them. Besides His Reluctance to Take The Building Fights, Hitchins Shot Himself in the Foot Choosing Not to Re-Sign Eddie Hearn. He announced the fans and the media that was a free agent after His Over His Boam Cambosos Jr. On June 14th.

Hitchins Assumed That One Would Be a Mad Rush for His Services. That hasn’t happened, and is a foolish Move That Backfired, As It Looked On Act of Betrayal His Part. Hey Also Didn’t realize That His Fighting Style Is Not Appealing Enough to Make Him A Free Agent in Demand.

“Yeah, I’d Go to 147 and Would Sense. It’s History. He’s not a big puncher, and he’s A Guy That 140,” Said Richardson Hitchins to The Chris Mannix channel. “It’s Not Too Much Of An Adjustment, I Have To Make 140.

Teofimo Lopez Unlikely to Fight

Hitchins Needs To Go Up to 147 NOW. If He’s Not Going To Fight Matias, Mercado, or Russell, He’s Not Going to Increase His Popularity by Cherry-Picking Washed-Up Guys. Teofimo Is Never Going To Fight Him. He Should Have Realized Already.

“It Would Solidify My Name More In Boxing to Get A Big Win Like That. I Would Beat Him Also, And It Would Sense,” Said Hitchins. “When I go up to 147, Brian Norman, And Mario Barrios. I feel like I’m Like The Best Fighters in The Sport Right Now. He’s (Haney) Not Better Than Me.”

So, Hitchins Wants The Big Fights Right Away at 147 WITHOUT HAVING TO HIM. Again, he’s got the entitlement of Sense, Believing He Should Get The Big Fights Without Working Them The Way to Do The Way To Do.

Hitchins’ Path to Big Fights

IF Heights to Fight to the Top Contenders to Earn His Spot, and Not Expect It to Him to Him Champion. Hitchins Should Have Thes Fights Against Haney, Norman Jr., And Barrios:

• Rohan Polanco
• Shakhram Giyasov
• Karen chukhadzhian
• Jack Catterall
• Raul Curiel

“We Have Our Eye On Teofimo Lopez, Especially With US Having The Same Manager, Keith Connolly,” Said Hitchins. “Shakur Tried to Intrude Of Nowher and Try.

It Doesn’t Matter That Hitchins And Teofimo Share The Same Manager. Teo Still Isn’t Going To Fight Him, Because There’s No Money in It, And He has Has to Fight Of Old Mayweather Non-Engaging Style. Hitchins Fights Too Much Like Him and Shakur Stevenson for Lopez to Blessing Him with a Fight, and He has to start Him Around.

“It’s A Fantasy Fight For Me. Hopefully, We can make it in Brooklyn. I think it’s a big event.