Devin Haney will return to the ring against Jose Ramirez after his loss to Ryan Garcia was overturned to a no-contest.
Devin Haney retained his perfect record of 31-0 after Ryan Garcia‘s use of PEDs cost him his win over Haney, and became a No-Contest.
In a bid to set up a rematch between the pair, The Ring is hosting an event in Times Square on Cinco De Mayo weekend in which Haney will take on 29-2 Jose Ramirez, whilst 24-1 Garcia will face 16-2 Rolly Romero.
Though it seems Garcia isn’t Haney’s only enemy, as a new diss track was released slating the American boxer.
Devin Haney shuts down Bhad Bhabie after diss track line
Bhad Bhabie, the female rapper who was first popularized after becoming a meme due to her line ‘Catch me outside’ whilst appearing on the Dr. Phil show, released a new song lately, and fans noticed a line that mentions the pound-for-pound talent.
In the track, Bhabie raps: “Oh you crash out, it’s on sight, no time to talk about s—, could’ve f—– on Devin Haney he ain’t hitting on s—.”
The lines imply Bhabie, real name Danielle Bregoli, rejected Haney, who challenged Gabriel Rosado after he claimed Ramirez would beat him, but the world champion showed the reality is quite the opposite.
In a post on social media, Haney, who attacked Sylvester Stallone, shared a screenshot of his only interaction with Bhabie on Instagram, in which she asked him to text her on March 1st, and he replied the next day with a clown emoji.
Ryan Garcia responds to Bhad Bhabie vs Devin Haney drama
Garcia, Haney’s rival, has issued his own response to her diss, posting the following on X:
This comes as Haney is suing Garcia for his use of banned PEDs in their fight. Garcia was found to have had Ostarine in his system at the time the pair locked horns.
Garcia, who has only lost to Gervonta Davis, hopes to show he can beat Haney without banned substances, but he must first get through Romero.