Boxing stars give a damn verdict on Haney Win with 4th-stringest statistics in 40 years

Boxing stars hit Devin Haney’s victory over Jose Ramirez with their damn judgments.

And the Snoozefest match has set some of the worst punch statistics 40 years.

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Haney, 26, came through one Underwhelming unanimous decision victory over Ramirez on Times Square in New York On Friday evening.

It was far from a classic or vintage version of the two -weight former world champion with very little to write home about.

So much so that some even called it “easily the worst fight of the year”.

And that led to a wave of negativity of some of the biggest names of boxing on social media.

Conor Benn Was ringsside in New York – a week further from his Defeat at Chris Eank JR – But struggled to stay awake during the fight.

He wrote: “The jury members have no score card because they all sleep.”

Dillon Danis Tweete: “Devin Haney really put the city that never sleeps asleep.”

Dillian Whyte added: “This Haney fight is waste, I can’t believe that I stayed for this.”

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Shawn Porter said, “Devin is comfortable in this energy. It just looks strange.”

Then Rafael typed: “One of the worst battles I have seen in a long time.”

And Jack Catterall joked: “Tell me what I get boring, this makes me like a prime Marvin Hagler.”

Hall of Famer commentator Jim Lampley joked: “If there was ever a fight that was able to induce a nap on Times Square, it would be these.”

And the statistics supported the destructive comments.

Because compubox follows the figures in boxing in 40 years, only three fights of 12 rounds have produced less landed bumps.

Haney managed to make contact with Ramirez 70 times, while his opponent did this only 30 times in a deeply disappointing fight.

That count of 110 punches is less than One fifth of the 582 in the collision of Eank-Benn In North Londs.

The maximum number of punches that was landed in one round by one of the two rounds was nine from Haney in the ninth.

The dream simply landed shy for a third of his punches in general, while Ramirez thought the goal was 14.3 percent.

In the headline event, Ryan Garcia rolled to Times Square in a Batmobile.

But he was left in tears after he had fallen in a stunning upset by Rolly Romero.

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