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Devin Haney's Win Over Jose Ramirez Criticized for Record-Low Punch Activity

Haney secured a unanimous decision in Times Square, but the fight's lack of action has raised doubts about his anticipated rematch with Ryan Garcia.

Devin Haney weighs in for his welterweight bout against Jose Ramirez at the Manhattan Center for their fight in Times Square on May 1, 2025 in New York City.

Overview

  • Devin Haney defeated Jose Ramirez by unanimous decision with scorecards of 119-109, 119-109, and 118-110, improving his record to 32-0.
  • The fight featured just 503 punches thrown and 110 landed, ranking as the fourth-lowest punch count in CompuBox's 40-year history for a 12-round bout.
  • Critics, including prominent boxers and commentators, labeled the match as one of the dullest in recent memory, mocking its lack of engagement.
  • Haney's performance has led to concerns about his readiness and marketability for a potential rematch with Ryan Garcia later this year.
  • The lackluster bout, held on the same card as Garcia's fight, has fueled speculation about alternative matchups for Garcia, such as Teofimo Lopez.