Devin Haney Ready To Repeat In Australia
On a brand new edition of our preview podcast, it’s an awfully slow weekend with the only fight of remote note being the return of former bantamweight and junior featherweight titlist Luis Nery in a stay-busy fight against David Carmona on Saturday in Mexico. We touch on that and also discuss other stuff. There is also my interview with undisputed lightweight world champion Devin Haney as he gets ready for his rematch with former unified champion George Kambosos Jr. in Australia in two weeks.
Here is what’s on the show (in order):
A little chit chat: TJ being near Hurricane Ian (he’s OK), Aaron Judge’s historic season, and a little more.
The latest of the absurd Tyson Fury-Anthony Joshua negotiations and Fury’s unhinged behavior.
Floyd Mayweather’s next exhibition being set just days after he scored a knockout in an exhibition this past weekend in Japan. TJ questions if Floyd is tarnishing his legacy by doing these exhibitions. so, I slap him down.
My exclusive interview with Haney. We discussed his thoughts on returning to Australia for the rematch with Kambosos; his performance in the first fight; expectations in the second fight; thoughts on a possible fight with Vasiliy Lomachenko next if they both win their upcoming bouts; his view of the loaded lightweight division he rules; thoughts on a potential Tank Davis-Ryan Garcia fight; and how much longer he thinks he will remain at 135 pounds.
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Our discussion of Demetrius Andrade once again backing out of an interim super middleweight title bout with Zach Parker and what the heck is he doing? I also explain the purse bid situation for that fight and why it likely prompted Andrade to withdraw. Good lesson about how purse bids work.
A brief discussion of Nery’s return against Carmona, as he goes for a second win in a row and tries to set up a possible title shot against unified titlist Stephen Fulton.
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Since 2000, award-winning reporter Dan Rafael has covered boxing full time and been ringside for thousands of fights, first for five years at USA Today and then for 15 years at ESPN, where he wrote and appeared on various television, radio and streaming programs. In 2013, Dan was honored by the Boxing Writers Association of America with the Nat Fleischer award for career excellence in boxing journalism. Dan brings his great insight to the Big Fight Weekend site, podcast and more!
