Haney .... No Power
Haney .... No Power
It's a good win for Devin.
He has no power of punch.
He has no power of punch.
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margaret thatcher
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Re: Haney .... No Power
not much power but plenty of other abilities to compensate
Re: Haney .... No Power
True ... but it's an obvious flaw.
Re: Haney .... No Power
I'm tired of this stupid argument as if he needs one shot power to be successful. He just proved he has enough at 140 to hurt one of the top guys who doesn't get hurt often. I never heard y'all complaining that Josh Taylor didn't have power or Dimitri Bivol lacks power. I wonder why?
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margaret thatcher
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Re: Haney .... No Power
why do ya think? these cats racist?IKSRTFO wrote: ↑10 Dec 2023, 02:08 I'm tired of this stupid argument as if he needs one shot power to be successful. He just proved he has enough at 140 to hurt one of the top guys who doesn't get hurt often. I never heard y'all complaining that Josh Taylor didn't have power or Dimitri Bivol lacks power. I wonder why?
Re: Haney .... No Power
he had enough power to rock a guy with a very good chin several times, and sit him on his backside.
Re: Haney .... No Power
Devin looks a pure bred boxer.
He probably won't adjust well to weight jumps but perform at his weight whatever it will be.
He probably won't adjust well to weight jumps but perform at his weight whatever it will be.
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I'm being picky, that's how it goes when you're boxing at the top level with fans like me.
You're right though, Haney looked good I'm just looking for something that separates him from the others.
Considering his age he has everything going for him.
Still can't help but think if his ko level today is where it has been previously, that it might not get better as he goes up in weight.
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bogan whisperer
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Re: Haney .... No Power
Haney will just keep boxing his opponent's ears off whether people appreciate it or not.
Re: Haney .... No Power
Devin looks a pure bred boxer. 
Re: Haney .... No Power
According to the Pound for Pound lists in most years. Tis better to be a Great Boxer than a Great Puncher.
I'm sure most fans prefer Hard hitting Power fighters. I'm sure most fans would be rooting for Tank if he were to fight Haney.
I'm also sure all of those fans would be disappointed when Tank got outboxed, and couldn't apply his power with any sort of consistent success.
Way she goes. That's why they call it The Sweet Science.
I'm sure most fans prefer Hard hitting Power fighters. I'm sure most fans would be rooting for Tank if he were to fight Haney.
I'm also sure all of those fans would be disappointed when Tank got outboxed, and couldn't apply his power with any sort of consistent success.
Way she goes. That's why they call it The Sweet Science.
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BroughtonRulesRefuge
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Re: Haney .... No Power
- Boxrec current p4p to follow, but noteworthy is current p4p #1 by my ratings would be Usyk, a consummate boxer currently Boxrec #15, heresy to be sure.
I'd have Inoue #2, a fantastical record as boxer and demolition expert, so at least he's got some recognition.
Canelo with a sterling career a fine boxer/puncher #3
Craw boxer/puncher who can't draw flies at the end of his career prob #4 is a deadly puncher greatly overrated by his demolition of a clearly shot Spence who was just trying to cash out his Ferrari wrecked career.
I wouldn't rank Benavidez p4p #5, but he's clearly a deadly puncher and better than the rest save perhaps Loma who is difficult to rank because of such a unique career as a certified p4per, but #6 fine by me.
Chris Eubank and Leigh Wood P4P and the rest over Usyk? Damn, that Boxrec Rating Koolaide gotta be Timothy Leary psychodelic.
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division w-l-d age
last 6
residence
Terence Crawford
welter 40 0 0 36 Omaha, Nebraska, USA
#2 Saul Alvarez
super middle 60 2 2 33 Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
#3 Gervonta Davis
light 29 0 0 29 Baltimore, Maryland, USA
#4 Naoya Inoue*
super bantam 25 0 0 30 Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan
#5 Devin Haney
super light 31 0 0 25 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
#6 David Benavidez
super middle 28 0 0 26 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
#7 Chris Eubank Jr
middle 33 3 0 34 Brighton, Sussex, United Kingdom
#8 Emanuel Navarrete
super feather 38 1 1 28 San Juan Zitlaltepec, Distrito Federal, Mexico
#9 O'Shaquie Foster*
super feather 21 2 0 30 Houston, Texas, USA
#10 Shakur Stevenson
light 21 0 0 26 Houston, Texas, USA
#11 Teofimo Lopez
super light 19 1 0 26 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
#12 Kenshiro Teraji
light fly 22 1 0 31 Uji, Kyoto, Japan
#13 Leigh Wood
super feather 28 3 0 35 Gedling, Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom
#14 Vasyl Lomachenko
light 17 3 0 35 Oxnard, California, USA
#15 Oleksandr Usyk
I'd have Inoue #2, a fantastical record as boxer and demolition expert, so at least he's got some recognition.
Canelo with a sterling career a fine boxer/puncher #3
Craw boxer/puncher who can't draw flies at the end of his career prob #4 is a deadly puncher greatly overrated by his demolition of a clearly shot Spence who was just trying to cash out his Ferrari wrecked career.
I wouldn't rank Benavidez p4p #5, but he's clearly a deadly puncher and better than the rest save perhaps Loma who is difficult to rank because of such a unique career as a certified p4per, but #6 fine by me.
Chris Eubank and Leigh Wood P4P and the rest over Usyk? Damn, that Boxrec Rating Koolaide gotta be Timothy Leary psychodelic.
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division w-l-d age
last 6
residence
Terence Crawford
welter 40 0 0 36 Omaha, Nebraska, USA
#2 Saul Alvarez
super middle 60 2 2 33 Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
#3 Gervonta Davis
light 29 0 0 29 Baltimore, Maryland, USA
#4 Naoya Inoue*
super bantam 25 0 0 30 Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan
#5 Devin Haney
super light 31 0 0 25 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
#6 David Benavidez
super middle 28 0 0 26 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
#7 Chris Eubank Jr
middle 33 3 0 34 Brighton, Sussex, United Kingdom
#8 Emanuel Navarrete
super feather 38 1 1 28 San Juan Zitlaltepec, Distrito Federal, Mexico
#9 O'Shaquie Foster*
super feather 21 2 0 30 Houston, Texas, USA
#10 Shakur Stevenson
light 21 0 0 26 Houston, Texas, USA
#11 Teofimo Lopez
super light 19 1 0 26 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
#12 Kenshiro Teraji
light fly 22 1 0 31 Uji, Kyoto, Japan
#13 Leigh Wood
super feather 28 3 0 35 Gedling, Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom
#14 Vasyl Lomachenko
light 17 3 0 35 Oxnard, California, USA
#15 Oleksandr Usyk
Re: Haney .... No Power
Haney could be one of those guys who develops power later on. His wide shoulders and long arms should be able to generate good torque.
He did stun Prograis a couple of times, which is saying something.
I'm on the fence, let's see in a couple of years.
He did stun Prograis a couple of times, which is saying something.
I'm on the fence, let's see in a couple of years.
Re: Haney .... No Power
Put the most dangerous one up against Haney.
Tank at 147 ?
Tank at 147 ?
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Haney 25 years old
31-0 [15]
Davis 29 years old
29-0 [27]
At 147 ...
You don't want that ?
31-0 [15]
Davis 29 years old
29-0 [27]
At 147 ...
You don't want that ?
Re: Haney .... No Power
Take 40 and give Davis 60 for the shot.
Just get him in the ring
Just get him in the ring
Re: Haney .... No Power
Good chance he can take Gervonta Davis at Welterweight.