Awesome assessment. Haney got extremely gun shy after tasting left hook.The right hurt Haney quite a few times in/out clinches too. Haney can't crack...clinches kept him upright
I was a little skeptical just seeing the length of this video. I thought no way anyone could do a thorough technical analysis of this fight in less than 7 minutes. But you did just that. This is a great tactical breakdown and tells the entire story of the fight in 4 perfectly chosen sequences. Really gives you an idea of whats actually going through these fighters heads in a way thats difficult to recognize watching the whole fight in real time. The fight really did come down to these seemingly simple maneuvers and how they were countered. Like a chess match of small tactical adjustments. Shows how haney may have out thought himself and got too sophisticated to avoid the left hook, only, ironically, to come full circle leaving himself wide open for the left hook. It also shows ryan's tactical persistence to make the adjustments to ensure his signature punch would land instead of giving up on it and trying something else. Ryan isnt known for being a particularly cerebral fighter but he definitely demonstrated some higher boxing IQ here. All the other analysts are focusing on nothing but the pre-fight hype, weight issues and questions about devin's chin, but this video cuts directly through all the BS and truly tells the story of the fight, exactly how it happened and exactly why it went he way it did. Excellent analysis. Great video.
Maybe it was the best thing for James to lose a couple fighters so he could focus more on Garcia. Garcia improved a lot again after his last fight. Garcia is a huge earner now also .
Great analysis. Too bad the so called boxing expert commentators don't no what they're watching and instead just root for the guy they think should win.
@@jeremyshepherd7286 Determination of what ? Ryan didn't even take this fight seriously. He was drinking and partying having mental breakdowns on Twitter. HE was the one who controlled Haney with adjustments. He was skilled enough to land the more impactful shots and he decision-ed the "boxer". Haney was the one who took this fight seriously against a "Tik Tok star" and he STILL lost. That's not how a "levels above fighter" looks.
@@imherecuzbored5693 them fake videos where he drinking water from a beer Bottle if u ever been to the club or a party it don’t look like that. And Derrick James never said that. U gullible and u capping
yes and no, because when haney made his adjustments he was controlling the fight. but once he started getting peppered by the right he forgot about the hook coming. the rounds haney won were pretty decisive. but the rounds ryan won were dominant
It was to much for haney to wory about. He was eating right hands because he trained to not get hit by his left hook. Come to find out Ryans right hand is strong in its own right. So when Haney gets hit with the stiff jab there are just to many punches to worry about and extremely difficult to make the correct move. Ryan rly set up his left hook perfectly
Great breakdown of each adjustments….Haney should’ve used his footwork more to stay on the outside instead of being flat in front of Ryan but he opted to stick with his defense of ducking and smothering where he eventually had no answers for after it stopped working…both fighters looked really underwhelming for me, I expected more from Haney but he didn’t look as sharp as before from previous performances, even with the knockdowns…Ryan is more or less the same fighter he was but Haney was there for the hook all night and Ryan did well landing them…
His dad told him early on to roll it but Devin didn't commit to it enough but yeah a good pivot would have done the job they both did way too much hugging though
Devin didn’t look as sharp as before because he never dealt with natural speed and power as well as someone bigger than him, he couldn’t of used greater footwork because for me his biggest flaw was always his foot placement, way too wide, when you get hit by Ryan Garcia and your feet are wide, easy knockdown.
Nah Haney’s a great boxer I felt like His chin wasn’t as ready for this fight his boxing was better though and like the comment above if he used his foot work better and wasn’t trying to fight it out on the inside as much as he did I feel like this fight could’ve been different and I thought the fight could’ve went to Haney or to a draw or to Ryan
Devin has fought guys that are way stronger than him before like Regis Prograis . Regis has K.O power (82% knock rate). The only difference is Ryan is lighting fast and also has K.O power, which is obviously a dangerous combination than throw in a coach with a high boxing IQ like Derrick James in his corner and it was to much for Devin to handle. They had the bluprint to beat him. Devin underestimated Ryans boxing skills and Derrick James boxing IQ.
@@kiboma4209I mean for 1. He was catching tank in the beginning but Tank has a good chin, so he was able to figure out the timing after taking a few licks. 2. He has now developed better set ups for his punches with DJ
Great insights. You’re the second guy who’s talked about the stiff arm probe of Ryan’s. During the fight I thought this wasn’t accomplishing much and in fact my reaction was, “what’s he doing…?” But your insight and the other guys gives me a much deeper appreciation for Ryan’s tactical mind. His corner wanted him to throw more jabs, as did I. But in fact his strategy worked. Love this!
Nah he should not have been even in range for that. His best bet was to jab Ryan’s head off from distance and be first and be in and out. Trying to fight a puncher like Ryan in the pocket was suicide.
with the way he was staying in the pocket? he do that and he'll be eating jabs and straights. He never should have stayed in that brawl range and used his legs and jabs to keep the pressure on Ryan and stop him from planting his foot down to load those hooks.
He still needed to put the pressure on as far as his counter. The gazelle punch worked and he shouldve shot it more and with more power in response to Ryans disorientation of Devins gameplan understanding.
@@abongilezolanipeterson5588 OP is correct. Devin got cracked super early in rd1 simply for not respecting the left hook and holding the phone. It would've made all the difference. That RD1 hook sealed the fight for Ryan. Devin was literally not himself after that.
This was realistically the only adjustment Haney needed to make. It's crazy to think that something we've been taught from day one in boxing is also the thing that lost haney this fight.
Ryan's timing is insane. Usually I see fighters have either blistering speed or incredible timing. Ryan is a rare case because he has both! Extremely underrated skill combo in my opinion. Haney had NO answer for it.
Among all things, I think Haney's lack of footwork is what contributed to him losing the most. In my opinion, Ryan actually looked slow for his standard and still had all the same flaws with his fundamentals (crossing legs, lifting rear foot, turning his back with the philly shell like it's his first day boxing etc.) but he was still fast and powerful enough to catch and hurt Devin because Devin's ego got the better of him (which is very unlike him, he's always been extremely disciplined in his fights) and he wanted to fight Ryan head on. It was interesting that he also didn't try to create angles when Ryan would turn his back, instead he would just relentlessly punch to the side of Ryan's body probably because they drilled that in camp. Once Devin was caught, he never gained his legs or composure back and as you said, made no adjustments after the first knockdown.
Perfectly said . Ryan was flinching a lot. And seemed like he was just waiting for counters, but one had his burst and started to hurt Haney. His confidence built up. Ego he wasn't letting it get the better of him. Cause against tank his eagerness got him rocked .
The reason Dev wasn't able to fight the way he usually does is because Ryan is the same height and weight as him. He couldn't properly establish his jab because Ry could catch him with counters, he couldn't jump back to avoid punches because Ryan can close the distance easier than the little guys Dev's used to fighting and he couldn't do his usual grabbing and clinching as his defense because Ryan was stronger than him and can actually hurt him on the inside. Overall, it was not because Dev wasn't himself it's just that he couldn't be himself in there because Ryan is stylistically a bad matchup for him I mean we got glimpses of this during the Linares fight.
@@mr.soystein7849 Yeah the way he keeps his jab out after throwing it to control distance wasn't ideal for someone with Ryan's speed and reactive aggression (and with Ryan being taller), especially when Devin isn't going back with the lead hand out, and instead was pressing Ryan.
I feel I know boxing better than almost everyone, so I rarely think someone can give commentary worth hearing. But this was pretty well done, and in about 7 minutes. ANd I have boxed and was really good. So I do not like the comments though about the ref. I like seeing a ref that is not quick to stop a fight. i quit boxing due to being the victim of bad stoppages, where I was not getting hit. And one time, I decked the guy right before the ref stopped the fight, but the ref had his back to the other guy and had no idea he was lying on the canvas. So i quit after many frustrating endings due to bad refereeing. So I wish people would be happy that a ref didn't panick and stop a fight early. ANd Garcia was using BUTT defense and turning his back to his opponent. So I felt the fight should be close. I also think it was a punk move to never even try to make weight with the intention of fighting heavy to have an advatange. This is a jr welterweight fight, not a welterweight fight. Its hard for me to feel Haney got beat. And I am not a fan of either. But when someone loses to a guy out of their weightclass, I just never feel like the guy really got beat. If Ryan wants credit, make the weight, fight the guy on an even playing field if you are really that good. The best do not need to have advantages. I would apologize after being matched up with a lower weightclass fighter, and I didn't even cut weight, we probably walked around at the same weight. But I didn't feel like it was a victory unless they were in my weightclass.
I wonder if punching the stiff arm probe on the outside elbow while it is stuck out there is considered a foul? You could really hurt someone arm if you direct you punch on the joint in the right way
The breakdown on the chopping right hand n the pawing jab w left hook offense i dont believe it was adjustments on ryan part On devin yes. Why i dont think its adjustments bcs ryan had been practicing those same combos w derrick james during mitt works. The punches his been working is alot of short left hooks n short straights so ryan was alrdy ready for devin do dive in deep
i like this channel and the comments because it feels like educated people talking, every other boxing outlet as been just droves of fanboys. Neither side offering any objective takes. That said it was good to see the Haney's get checked by Ryan of all people lmao. Although it doesn't seem like Ryan has improved alot. We don't question his pop but even after beating haney i still don't see him beating tank in a rematch. He still has alot of flaws that were present
Decent assessment. Furthermore, in {my opinion,< your expertise}, Haney revealed in his adjustments that his vindication toward countering with aggression was eradicated by way of the stinging effect of the first left hook that Ryan cracked him with. Haney had time to put "tattoos" in Garcia's left torso but couldn't find the footwork to perform that artistry. Rather, Devin invested his heart in staying in the fight eleven more rounds, but the fog of defeat never dissipated. Devin proved himself to be a warrior, no doubt, but with a heavy cost.
Great assessment. There are so many creators claiming that Haney necer adjusted. He did until the KD. He was probably in a fog and in survival mode. Props to Ryan
Haney did look nervous walking down to the ring.. I still thought Haney would out box Ryan.. I have to say Ryan really impressed me with his performance. He's ment to be an explosive fighter..
Great breakdown! I agree with your assessment but also want to point out that Haney was struggling to lead the exchanges with his jab even after he initially neutralised Garcias hook. After Garcia rocked him early Haney became too cautious and was content with letting Garcia initiate with that stiff arm probe most of the time, notice that Haney was almost always adjusting defensively while Garcia adjusted offensively. Garcia has clearly worked on his offence since the Tank fight and for that I applaud him, that defence could still use allot of work tho. But also Haney didn't adjust his offence even when Ryan demonstrated a poor defence... like when he kept turning his back. He could have (A) targeted Garcia's body more with his right or (B) pivoted to the inside to get around Garcia's "shoulder roll". One of the best weapons against extended probing guards is a right cross and I just didn't see Haney throwing that shot nearly enough. For so much of that fight I was begging Haney to let his right hand go, but nope. I was sure Haney would win going in but hats off to Ryan, he shocked the world and proved Haney wasn't the guy I thought he was.
Nice, watched it twice and missed this 🔥 Feel like Haney should have left the exchanges as soon as he saw the prove. Instead of adjusting to it, take it away.
After Haney got clipped early in the 1st round he was quickly able to adjust to Ryan's jab-left hook combination. He negates Ryan's attack for the next couple of rounds by slipping after the jab to avoid the incoming left hook. Ryan also picked up on this and switched up his attack by throwing a right hand instead of a left hook behind his jab. Haney gets caught by a couple of jab-right hands, and in the 7th round, the sharp Devin Haney was able to read this again and prepares to catch/parry Ryan's right cross after the jab, this is evident in the slow motion replay as Haney was clearly looking at Ryan's right hand while moving his right glove to try and parry EXCEPT Ryan never throws that right hand but instead followed up with the left hook after Haney exposes the right side of his face trying to catch that right cross that never came. Ryan's underrated right hand earned so much respect from Haney that he completely forgot about the lethal left hook.
People underestimated Ryan because of the Tank fight. Tank fought a drained, injured Ryan. Tank would never fight this Ryan so do t think Haney isn’t a great fighter. Ryan did what he had to do to win the fight. Haney came in heavy on fight nights vs smaller fighters, he couldn’t do that to Ryan. In an even match Ryan KOs Tank!
Excellent breakdown, the best thing Haney could have done was to take that jab away from Ryan. With lateral movement, pre-slips, level changes, Long guard, L-guard & feints to make Ryan guess when Haneys jab was coming. He also needs to fix that flaw of letting his rear-hand down when jabbing. But I guess this is also Haneys first time fighting someone with a longer reach advantage that's got blazing hand speed who is bigger. Gameplan was not on point & I think it's time to think about getting a new trainer.
Ryan did a good job setting up the hook with his jab initially. He would hit the jab for a little bit and then caught him with the right hand a few times. Once Haney started looking for the right hand to come, Ryan would then follow with the left hook. Once Haney felt that power , he was too nervous to react the rest of the fight .
Great analysis which illustrates Ryan’s jab probe was the initiator to his success nevertheless, Haney truly did not perform terribly. Perhaps, an actual coach would be beneficial for him. Hopefully a rematch occurs for Haney.
Awesome assessment. Haney got extremely gun shy after tasting left hook.The right hurt Haney quite a few times in/out clinches too. Haney can't crack...clinches kept him upright
Exactly that what I told my friend😂😂… that first left hook Ryan hit em with 30 seconds into the fight threw off Haney whole game plan.
Watching a lot of old fight videos, I see this often is the case. That first taste of power changes the whole fight.
5:42 Ref: "Listen I NEED you to WIN"
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"I got the whole mortgage riding on you, man. Cmon!"
the ref is gonna own them loan shark a lot of money
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I was a little skeptical just seeing the length of this video. I thought no way anyone could do a thorough technical analysis of this fight in less than 7 minutes. But you did just that. This is a great tactical breakdown and tells the entire story of the fight in 4 perfectly chosen sequences. Really gives you an idea of whats actually going through these fighters heads in a way thats difficult to recognize watching the whole fight in real time. The fight really did come down to these seemingly simple maneuvers and how they were countered. Like a chess match of small tactical adjustments. Shows how haney may have out thought himself and got too sophisticated to avoid the left hook, only, ironically, to come full circle leaving himself wide open for the left hook. It also shows ryan's tactical persistence to make the adjustments to ensure his signature punch would land instead of giving up on it and trying something else. Ryan isnt known for being a particularly cerebral fighter but he definitely demonstrated some higher boxing IQ here. All the other analysts are focusing on nothing but the pre-fight hype, weight issues and questions about devin's chin, but this video cuts directly through all the BS and truly tells the story of the fight, exactly how it happened and exactly why it went he way it did. Excellent analysis. Great video.
DERRICK JAMES
Maybe it was the best thing for James to lose a couple fighters so he could focus more on Garcia. Garcia improved a lot again after his last fight. Garcia is a huge earner now also .
Dead ass all I have to say is he would've lost before James
@@mel777__dead ass 😒
You are spot on man
Derrick🥊 is quietly successful whereas Belligerent Bill Haney is flatulently loud and buffoonish
Great analysis. Too bad the so called boxing expert commentators don't no what they're watching and instead just root for the guy they think should win.
Amazing comment truly is what happens
Haney really thought he was levels above Ryan
He is. But determination is key.
@@jeremyshepherd7286 Determination of what ? Ryan didn't even take this fight seriously. He was drinking and partying having mental breakdowns on Twitter.
HE was the one who controlled Haney with adjustments. He was skilled enough to land the more impactful shots and he decision-ed the "boxer".
Haney was the one who took this fight seriously against a "Tik Tok star" and he STILL lost. That's not how a "levels above fighter" looks.
@@imherecuzbored5693if u think Ryan didn’t take this serious your very gullible lol
@@BG33917 He and coach James both said so. You can find videos of him partying from before the fight.
@@imherecuzbored5693 them fake videos where he drinking water from a beer Bottle if u ever been to the club or a party it don’t look like that. And Derrick James never said that. U gullible and u capping
Ryan controlled Haney based on your assessment. Great assessment
yes and no, because when haney made his adjustments he was controlling the fight. but once he started getting peppered by the right he forgot about the hook coming. the rounds haney won were pretty decisive. but the rounds ryan won were dominant
Great ass in general ong praise it
I hate casuals, see the sweet science right in front of them & still ignore it
It was to much for haney to wory about. He was eating right hands because he trained to not get hit by his left hook. Come to find out Ryans right hand is strong in its own right. So when Haney gets hit with the stiff jab there are just to many punches to worry about and extremely difficult to make the correct move. Ryan rly set up his left hook perfectly
Image if dude could throw 50 punches a round now 😂 man he frustrating to watch
That's what you get for relying on reflexes as primary defense.
Interesting to have someone break it down the art of boxing 🥊
Great breakdown of each adjustments….Haney should’ve used his footwork more to stay on the outside instead of being flat in front of Ryan but he opted to stick with his defense of ducking and smothering where he eventually had no answers for after it stopped working…both fighters looked really underwhelming for me, I expected more from Haney but he didn’t look as sharp as before from previous performances, even with the knockdowns…Ryan is more or less the same fighter he was but Haney was there for the hook all night and Ryan did well landing them…
His dad told him early on to roll it but Devin didn't commit to it enough but yeah a good pivot would have done the job they both did way too much hugging though
That Regis fight fooled everybody. I never seen anything special in haney I always thought he was a basic boxer. Ryan showed that last night
Devin didn’t look as sharp as before because he never dealt with natural speed and power as well as someone bigger than him, he couldn’t of used greater footwork because for me his biggest flaw was always his foot placement, way too wide, when you get hit by Ryan Garcia and your feet are wide, easy knockdown.
Coming from someone that would’ve got dropped by the same left hook ….. but in the 1st 20 seconds 😂
Nah Haney’s a great boxer I felt like His chin wasn’t as ready for this fight his boxing was better though and like the comment above if he used his foot work better and wasn’t trying to fight it out on the inside as much as he did I feel like this fight could’ve been different and I thought the fight could’ve went to Haney or to a draw or to Ryan
Thank you ... First time in your channel ...great work Andre great notes
Wowwww. I'm a big boxing fan, and watch a ton of fights... but a lot of these details I'm completely oblivious of. Good stuff!
Haneys lack of power is going to be a serious problem for him especially when he fights very strong fighters.
He’ll go up in weight and get stronger
Devin has fought guys that are way stronger than him before like Regis Prograis . Regis has K.O power (82% knock rate). The only difference is Ryan is lighting fast and also has K.O power, which is obviously a dangerous combination than throw in a coach with a high boxing IQ like Derrick James in his corner and it was to much for Devin to handle. They had the bluprint to beat him. Devin underestimated Ryans boxing skills and Derrick James boxing IQ.
@@JourneyTrader23 true I think Haney showed his chin and will learn from this idk about a rematch right away but definitely the next 2-3 flights
Ryan’s right hand definitely help Haney couldn’t dodge the right hand
Neither could Tank but Gatcia didnt capitalize against him
@@kiboma4209 I agree
He's developed it. That's why.
@@kiboma4209I mean for 1. He was catching tank in the beginning but Tank has a good chin, so he was able to figure out the timing after taking a few licks.
2. He has now developed better set ups for his punches with DJ
@@itstroy4145no, he hugged until he caught Ryan being careless leading with the left hook.
Superb analysis and tactics descriptions.
Man I really enjoyed watching this video. Thanks for taking the time to make this insightful movie!
Great video! Gotta say, life is all about adjustments too
Great insights. You’re the second guy who’s talked about the stiff arm probe of Ryan’s. During the fight I thought this wasn’t accomplishing much and in fact my reaction was, “what’s he doing…?” But your insight and the other guys gives me a much deeper appreciation for Ryan’s tactical mind. His corner wanted him to throw more jabs, as did I. But in fact his strategy worked. Love this!
Ref lost some money on Haney haha
Nice breakdown! these are the little things that i do not notice during the fight.
Haney’s guard shoulda been holding the phone to block the hook instead of his hands in front
Nah he should not have been even in range for that.
His best bet was to jab Ryan’s head off from distance and be first and be in and out.
Trying to fight a puncher like Ryan in the pocket was suicide.
with the way he was staying in the pocket? he do that and he'll be eating jabs and straights. He never should have stayed in that brawl range and used his legs and jabs to keep the pressure on Ryan and stop him from planting his foot down to load those hooks.
He still needed to put the pressure on as far as his counter. The gazelle punch worked and he shouldve shot it more and with more power in response to Ryans disorientation of Devins gameplan understanding.
@@abongilezolanipeterson5588 OP is correct. Devin got cracked super early in rd1 simply for not respecting the left hook and holding the phone. It would've made all the difference. That RD1 hook sealed the fight for Ryan. Devin was literally not himself after that.
This was realistically the only adjustment Haney needed to make. It's crazy to think that something we've been taught from day one in boxing is also the thing that lost haney this fight.
Great breakdown 🔥 continue the Great work .
Ryan's timing is insane. Usually I see fighters have either blistering speed or incredible timing. Ryan is a rare case because he has both! Extremely underrated skill combo in my opinion. Haney had NO answer for it.
Greattttt breakdown I love whenever u upload!
Amazing assessment, really cool to see game plan A, adjustment 1, adjustment 2, adjustment 3 and 4 and back to game plan A.
Well damn he really did make it to the fight and win. I'm signing up for an amateur fight.
You dont have a chance without jesus christ.!!
@@zemog4540fuck jesus
Best of luck! 🥊
Best video I’ve seen explaining further what happened in the fight.
Thank you for your analysis, great video
Amazing breakdown! Thank you!
Among all things, I think Haney's lack of footwork is what contributed to him losing the most. In my opinion, Ryan actually looked slow for his standard and still had all the same flaws with his fundamentals (crossing legs, lifting rear foot, turning his back with the philly shell like it's his first day boxing etc.) but he was still fast and powerful enough to catch and hurt Devin because Devin's ego got the better of him (which is very unlike him, he's always been extremely disciplined in his fights) and he wanted to fight Ryan head on. It was interesting that he also didn't try to create angles when Ryan would turn his back, instead he would just relentlessly punch to the side of Ryan's body probably because they drilled that in camp. Once Devin was caught, he never gained his legs or composure back and as you said, made no adjustments after the first knockdown.
Good observation. Very well said
Perfectly said . Ryan was flinching a lot. And seemed like he was just waiting for counters, but one had his burst and started to hurt Haney. His confidence built up. Ego he wasn't letting it get the better of him. Cause against tank his eagerness got him rocked .
Don't forget Devin's bow and arrow posture when throwing his jabs. Tailor made for Ryan's left hook.
The reason Dev wasn't able to fight the way he usually does is because Ryan is the same height and weight as him. He couldn't properly establish his jab because Ry could catch him with counters, he couldn't jump back to avoid punches because Ryan can close the distance easier than the little guys Dev's used to fighting and he couldn't do his usual grabbing and clinching as his defense because Ryan was stronger than him and can actually hurt him on the inside. Overall, it was not because Dev wasn't himself it's just that he couldn't be himself in there because Ryan is stylistically a bad matchup for him I mean we got glimpses of this during the Linares fight.
@@mr.soystein7849 Yeah the way he keeps his jab out after throwing it to control distance wasn't ideal for someone with Ryan's speed and reactive aggression (and with Ryan being taller), especially when Devin isn't going back with the lead hand out, and instead was pressing Ryan.
Very good analysis. Rare to see tactics so well explained.
Phenomenal video! Godspeed
HOLY CRAP!! BROTHER OHHH!! THAT WAS THE MOST EPIC BREAKDOWN IVE EVER SEEN!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Excellent breakdown 🥊
Nice analysis, man!
I feel I know boxing better than almost everyone, so I rarely think someone can give commentary worth hearing. But this was pretty well done, and in about 7 minutes. ANd I have boxed and was really good. So
I do not like the comments though about the ref. I like seeing a ref that is not quick to stop a fight. i quit boxing due to being the victim of bad stoppages, where I was not getting hit. And one time, I decked the guy right before the ref stopped the fight, but the ref had his back to the other guy and had no idea he was lying on the canvas. So i quit after many frustrating endings due to bad refereeing. So I wish people would be happy that a ref didn't panick and stop a fight early.
ANd Garcia was using BUTT defense and turning his back to his opponent. So I felt the fight should be close. I also think it was a punk move to never even try to make weight with the intention of fighting heavy to have an advatange. This is a jr welterweight fight, not a welterweight fight. Its hard for me to feel Haney got beat. And I am not a fan of either. But when someone loses to a guy out of their weightclass, I just never feel like the guy really got beat. If Ryan wants credit, make the weight, fight the guy on an even playing field if you are really that good. The best do not need to have advantages. I would apologize after being matched up with a lower weightclass fighter, and I didn't even cut weight, we probably walked around at the same weight. But I didn't feel like it was a victory unless they were in my weightclass.
Excellent breakdown
I wonder if punching the stiff arm probe on the outside elbow while it is stuck out there is considered a foul? You could really hurt someone arm if you direct you punch on the joint in the right way
That’s horrible
@@dantexkv9983it's legit
Teofimo does this
should be ok.. canelo was intentionally trying to disable bivol's left arm..
@@yourleftnut814that wasnt on the joint, learn anatomy lmao
Boxing is all about adjustments, and it was good to see Ryan making them. I hope he wins the rematch too.
Adjustments and how you bet on to win...lol
it could turn out like joshua vs ruiz and their rematch
@@ethanwho_Ruiz knocked AJ out. Garcia outright dominated Haney
There won't be any Rematches for awhile. He gonna get the same treatment he gave Regis. He might get a rematch but not for a couple years
I feel like it becomes a trilogy
Could you analyze Finito Lopez and Salvador Sanchez please?
The breakdown on the chopping right hand n the pawing jab w left hook offense i dont believe it was adjustments on ryan part
On devin yes. Why i dont think its adjustments bcs ryan had been practicing those same combos w derrick james during mitt works. The punches his been working is alot of short left hooks n short straights so ryan was alrdy ready for devin do dive in deep
WOW!!! Outstanding Analyzation.
The best analysis I've heard. Thanks! New subscriber
Phenomenal high level analysis.
This is pretty darn good! Learned a few things.
I love these videos boxing gem always on point
Great breakdown
Sugar burns easily. I usually bbq it to almost done before applying more bbq sauce. Of course the meat is dry rubbed prior.
Nice breakdown, i also appreciate the background music! CvS2!
Awesome breakdown!
Amazing breakdown gave me a newfound appreciation for the fight overall
Wow keep these videos coming. Pretty cool thanks
i like this channel and the comments because it feels like educated people talking, every other boxing outlet as been just droves of fanboys.
Neither side offering any objective takes.
That said it was good to see the Haney's get checked by Ryan of all people lmao. Although it doesn't seem like Ryan has improved alot. We don't question his pop but even after beating haney i still don't see him beating tank in a rematch. He still has alot of flaws that were present
Nice Breakdown
Awesome break down
This was a $70 PPV. This is grainy af. DAZN needs to drastically improve stream quality if they want to be paid $70 for this.
Perfect breakdown
Decent assessment. Furthermore,
in {my opinion,< your expertise},
Haney revealed in his adjustments that his vindication toward countering with aggression was eradicated by way of the stinging effect of the first left hook that Ryan cracked him with. Haney had time to put "tattoos" in Garcia's left torso but couldn't find the footwork to perform that artistry. Rather, Devin invested his heart in staying in the fight eleven more rounds, but the fog of defeat never dissipated. Devin proved himself to be a warrior, no doubt, but with a heavy cost.
Solid video. Excellent breakdown
Great assessment. There are so many creators claiming that Haney necer adjusted. He did until the KD. He was probably in a fog and in survival mode. Props to Ryan
u r a master at breakin it down
very good analysis
Excellent work
Great Breakdown fam 🥊💥
Haney did look nervous walking down to the ring.. I still thought Haney would out box Ryan.. I have to say Ryan really impressed me with his performance. He's ment to be an explosive fighter..
Good analyze. It would easier to understand if you use fight video.
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Great breakdown! I agree with your assessment but also want to point out that Haney was struggling to lead the exchanges with his jab even after he initially neutralised Garcias hook. After Garcia rocked him early Haney became too cautious and was content with letting Garcia initiate with that stiff arm probe most of the time, notice that Haney was almost always adjusting defensively while Garcia adjusted offensively. Garcia has clearly worked on his offence since the Tank fight and for that I applaud him, that defence could still use allot of work tho.
But also Haney didn't adjust his offence even when Ryan demonstrated a poor defence... like when he kept turning his back. He could have (A) targeted Garcia's body more with his right or (B) pivoted to the inside to get around Garcia's "shoulder roll". One of the best weapons against extended probing guards is a right cross and I just didn't see Haney throwing that shot nearly enough. For so much of that fight I was begging Haney to let his right hand go, but nope.
I was sure Haney would win going in but hats off to Ryan, he shocked the world and proved Haney wasn't the guy I thought he was.
This is a wonderful analysis ❤❤
Great break down . Good job
Amazing breakdown, got my sub.
Great analysis. I feel I understand what happened now.
Do you think that Ryan’s lateral movement or shell defence were any good?
Nice, watched it twice and missed this 🔥
Feel like Haney should have left the exchanges as soon as he saw the prove.
Instead of adjusting to it, take it away.
wow really great adjustments from both sides Haney was scary how disciplined he was. Great for Ryan that he was able to adjust himself.
Great 👍 Job beautifully done ✔️
This fight reminds me of Trinidad vs William Joppy..Joppy never went out of the bubble catching Trinidad's powerful counter hook
After Haney got clipped early in the 1st round he was quickly able to adjust to Ryan's jab-left hook combination. He negates Ryan's attack for the next couple of rounds by slipping after the jab to avoid the incoming left hook. Ryan also picked up on this and switched up his attack by throwing a right hand instead of a left hook behind his jab.
Haney gets caught by a couple of jab-right hands, and in the 7th round, the sharp Devin Haney was able to read this again and prepares to catch/parry Ryan's right cross after the jab, this is evident in the slow motion replay as Haney was clearly looking at Ryan's right hand while moving his right glove to try and parry EXCEPT Ryan never throws that right hand but instead followed up with the left hook after Haney exposes the right side of his face trying to catch that right cross that never came. Ryan's underrated right hand earned so much respect from Haney that he completely forgot about the lethal left hook.
Great analysis.
This is exactly what happen
Great analysis, and awesome looking Uggs for Haney lol..
While this is a chess setup, it's also just a way to keep the fight baited on the inside. Pretty good tactics
Great video.
People underestimated Ryan because of the Tank fight. Tank fought a drained, injured Ryan. Tank would never fight this Ryan so do t think Haney isn’t a great fighter. Ryan did what he had to do to win the fight. Haney came in heavy on fight nights vs smaller fighters, he couldn’t do that to Ryan. In an even match Ryan KOs Tank!
No tank has the power so Ryan doesn’t come in like he did against Haney. He would get knocked out again
@@stephencrosby9174 yup that is correct
Iam subbed. Great breakdown
Well said!!! Thaks
Good breakdown. ✌🏿 ❤👊🏿
Great analysis 🧐
Goddamn what a cool breakdown to see.
It's a shock, but not a shock!
great analysis
@hiddengembox Is that Capcom Vs SNK 2 music I hear in the background? 😁
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I love the Street Fighter/video game jazz music.
Yessssir view will go crazy on this one.
Excellent breakdown, the best thing Haney could have done was to take that jab away from Ryan. With lateral movement, pre-slips, level changes, Long guard, L-guard & feints to make Ryan guess when Haneys jab was coming. He also needs to fix that flaw of letting his rear-hand down when jabbing. But I guess this is also Haneys first time fighting someone with a longer reach advantage that's got blazing hand speed who is bigger. Gameplan was not on point & I think it's time to think about getting a new trainer.
Makes you kinda appreciate what Shakur was able to do against De Los Santos
Those right hands are targeted right behind the ear 👂 that I have seen a lot of boxer do consistently now. Fury and Josh Taylor and Boots the most.
I was also confused why Haney froze up like that in the 7th round right before that first knockdown. It makes perfect sense now after watching this
Ryan did a good job setting up the hook with his jab initially. He would hit the jab for a little bit and then caught him with the right hand a few times. Once Haney started looking for the right hand to come, Ryan would then follow with the left hook. Once Haney felt that power , he was too nervous to react the rest of the fight .
Great analysis which illustrates Ryan’s jab probe was the initiator to his success nevertheless, Haney truly did not perform terribly. Perhaps, an actual coach would be beneficial for him. Hopefully a rematch occurs for Haney.
what kind of shoes is haney wearing?
Great stuff
😂 film study!
He got his ass beat!