By Isaac Nyamungu Devin Haney has taken his fight against Ryan Garcia past the boxing ring. This time fight has been moved into the courtroom. Barely four month

Ryan Garcia said today on social media that he won't give Devin Haney a rematch now due to the lawsuit he filed. Haney (31-0, 15 KOs) may not have realized

“Devin Haney is just trying to play chess and trying to put the right pawns on the right spots so he could get the best of what had happened to him and his image because Ryan Garcia destroyed his image,” Lopez Snr, the father and trainer of the WBO junior-lightweight champion – and therefore Haney’s rival – Teofimo Jnr, told Fight Hub TV.

Devin Haney filed a lawsuit against Ryan Garcia on Friday alleging battery, fraud and unjust enrichment while demanding a full review for their April 20

Devin Haney’s team isn’t pulling any punches. They claim Garcia’s actions caused “physical injury, reputational damage, and emotional distress” to their fighter. It also takes a swipe at Garcia’s behavior outside the ring. Apparently, there was specific language in their bout agreement about not using performance-enhancing drugs .

Matchroom boss Eddie Hearn believes Devin Haney’s lawsuit against Ryan Garcia could be a positive tipping for the sport.

Ryan Garcia posted on social media today to mock Devin Haney over his lawsuit, saying that if he needs money that bad, he'll help him with sponsorship by

Nearly six months after their boxing match in New York City, Devin Haney has filed a lawsuit against Ryan Garcia.

There’s still unfinished business between Devin Haney and Ryan Garcia. Haney Files Lawsuit Against Garcia Months after their boxing match in April, which was overturned from a majority decision win for Garcia to a no-contest result after a positive drug test for performance-enhancing drug Ostarine,