Jose Ramirez Eyes Knockout Against Haney, Dares Him to Brawl in High-Stakes Clash

Jose Ramirez Eyes Knockout Against Haney, Dares Him to Brawl in High-Stakes Clash

Posted by Daxton LeMans On 3 May, 2025 Comments (0)

Jose Ramirez Ready to Test Haney's Resolve in the Ring

Jose Ramirez isn't just prepping for a fight against Devin Haney; he's setting a trap. Ramirez, known for his aggressive, forward-marching style, has made no secret of his plan: overwhelm Haney with pressure and relentless combinations. Instead of getting drawn into Haney’s usual defensive rhythm, Ramirez is banking on his opponent making one huge mistake—standing and trading punches rather than sticking to evasive tactics.

In this upcoming 144-pound catchweight showdown at Times Square, Ramirez is challenging the status quo of how to fight Haney. When most of Haney’s opponents lean into caution, struggling to crack his mobile, hit-and-move game, Ramirez sees opportunity. "I want Haney to think he can stand in there and brawl with me," said Ramirez. "If he tries to trade, that's when he'll get clipped." Ramirez has always thrived as the hunter, hauling around a reputation for wearing opponents down until they break or wilt under the heat.

Relentless Volume: Ramirez’s Blueprint for Victory

Relentless Volume: Ramirez’s Blueprint for Victory

There’s no mystery in Ramirez’s approach: he launches attack after attack, refusing to let the pace slow. He believes that his high-volume style is exactly what can crack Haney’s slick defenses. For Ramirez, the real danger for Haney is getting comfortable in a firefight. "Guys who try to run and slip punches only last so long. Once they stop moving, they’re in real trouble," Ramirez explained, bluntly dismissing Haney's preference for hit-and-don't-get-hit tactics. Confident and blunt, Ramirez says a knockout—or at least forcing the referee's hand for a stoppage—remains well within reach if Haney makes the error of engaging too often.

While Haney, the slick former undisputed lightweight champion, typically frustrates rivals with movement and sharp counters, Ramirez argues that this style won’t save Haney if he faces a fighter who refuses to give him space. The Mexican-American contender has been fine-tuning his stamina and footwork in training camp, declaring himself ready for any version of Haney—runner or brawler. He stressed how crucial it was to prepare for every scenario, knowing that strategy and adaptability could become just as important as brute force when that first bell rings in New York City.

With the lights of Times Square set to shine on this high-pressure clash, fans are eager to see if the storm of Jose Ramirez can finally sweep aside the technical wizardry of Devin Haney. The tension? Palpable. Both fighters say they’re ready. Ramirez, for his part, hopes Haney forgets his careful game plan—if only for a second.

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