Hani's return against Ramirez has attracted criticism from Russell Jr.

Gary Russell, Jr. says it is a sign of a weakness for Devin Hani to use Jose Ramirez as his opponent in May in his first match after losing to Ryan Garcia.

Former WBC and WBO Light Westleweight Ramirez champion is the battle for heating to prepare Hani for his rematch with Ryan in October. Former World Division Champion Hani (31-0, 15 CO) will earn a lot of money in his rematch with Kingri and a battle in February 2026 against the potentially Theophim Lopez.

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This is still a risk struggle for Devin because Ramirez is better than anyone he has beat, except for Basil Lomachenko. Russell Jr. believes Ramirez's choice (29-2, 18 CO) when Hani's opponent signals that his management is trying to “Save” His career.

This is the intelligent move of Team Haney because he took a lot of punishment in losing a decision for a majority of 12 rounds in Garcia on April 20 last year at Barclays Center in Brooklyn. Devin had dropped three times and received a jaw injury.

Would be stupid for hani to jump right sharks Immediately at 147 after 13 months it comes out of the ring. The fight against Ramirez will be on the debut of Devin and Devin in this weight class, although he rehydrates in the 160s.

The US Olympic Ramirez in 2012 was a pretty good blow to 140 and it could be even more powerful at 147. Russell focuses on the recent close loss of Ramirez 10-round solutions by Arnold Barbosa Jr. on November 16th.

Barboza JR overtook Ramirez, but he did a good job, eventually doing it close with his relentless pressure. The results were 97-93, 96-94 and 96-94.

“With what happened to Ryan, it's not the man to come back and fight,” said Gary Russell Jr. Grinder For Devin Hani, he returned against former WBC and WBO Light Wedterweight champion Jose Ramirez in May. “Now, you guess,” I'll fight with every now. Anyone can get it.

“Now it looks like it,” I lost. Okay, I'll try to fight the one there. They are trying to keep his career. That's what people do. I understand it. I understand that you are trying to keep your career, but on the inside he looks at Devin Hani and them, you have to do what is the best for you. “

Russell Jr. gives no examples of who feels that Hani should fight at 147 for his return. There are not many options for the applicants available in the division. Jose Ramirez would beat most contenders in the 147 pound division.

The only decent fighters in the division are Aimantas Stanionis, Jaroron Ennis, Brian Norman, Jr. and Mario Barios. Ramires would create all the problems. Ennis would probably be too much for him, but he would have an excellent shot in the victory of the other three champions.

“If this is the route you think you should take, then do it. There is a reverse side. People are like, “Hell, he just lost. He lost and he ran. I want him to come back, but he has to come back strongly now. You are now coming back with this (Jose Ramirez). This is not difficult to return. You have to choose your poison and make the best for you, “said Russell Jr. for Hani.

Sometimes these people think. It depends on what you are looking at. If you are planning to be the big dog, then not, “said Russell Jr. when he asked him if he was in favor of Hani, who fights with Ramirez. “But if you are planning to keep your head load. “I will move on and get what I can get.”

Hani generally ignores what people think of him, because if he was focused on them, he would have encountered someone really dangerous and likely to lose.