Debate about Haney-Garcia: Law or rivalry in boxing ring?

Debate about Haney-Garcia: Law or rivalry in boxing ring?

In the past few weeks, the boxing world has filmed the legal disputes between Devin Haney and Ryan Garcia. A process by Haney against his opponent, who was positively tested for prohibited substances, has heated the minds of the fans. While many Haney praise for his step, he is also criticized because the blows that were inflicted in his last fight have badly harmed his reputation. But not everyone agrees to his decision; Some argue that the fight took place under a mutual contract and Garcia has already been punished.

These developments provide heated discussions on social media. The focus is particularly on how Garcia Haney sent three times to the ground. His striking left hand, the "Left Hook", has become a popular topic, and many fans share fun and jokes about what is happening in the ring. A short, viral clip from Boxing Kingdom shows an amateur fight between the two, which makes rivalry that has grown over the years.

amateur duel and the left impact hand

In one of the clips from the amateur fight you can see Haney, who attacks Garcia with a jab. However, Garcia counters with one of his dreaded left hooks and hits Haney, which caused some fans to comment in a humorous way that Haney has apparently not done much against this technology in the past 12 years. One user stated: "Son has got the left hook for at least 12 years." Such comments underline the perception that Haney has difficulties to assert himself against Garcia's dominating left hooks.

The clip shows Haney in red outfit how he attacks while Garcia counters in white. It is speculated that Haney, should this fight took place without protective equipment, could have experienced completely different consequences. A fan wrote: "He had ended up on the floor if it hadn't been the protective equipment." This type of speculation emphasizes the enthusiasm for boxing and the skills of the two athletes.

But the process itself raises questions whether it is fair to assess the skills of a boxer based on his vulnerability to a certain attack. Experts show up split in Haney's lawsuit, with some, including Eddie Hearn, believe that this could possibly lead to a turning point in boxing. The community is curious to see how the situation will develop while the discussions about the lack of boxing skills and fairness stop.

The entire boxing community seems to take a critical look at the matter, while the opinions about Haney and Garcia's skills are still loudly expressed. It remains to be seen what effects these legal steps will have on the careers of both fighters. Current information and discussions can be found in an article at www.essentialysports.com .