Devin Haney is back in the gym. and continue to plan quietly After a turbulent year
Junior Welterweight His April fight with Ryan Garcia was ruled a no-contest due to Garcia’s failed drug test. Reuniting with Mickey Bay, the veteran trainer is joined by Haney’s father, Bill. Reunited with the Haney team in an obscure but important role.
Photos of Haney training surfaced recently, fueling speculation of a return to prominence in 2025. Bey confirmed his involvement and expressed excitement over Haney’s current form.
“Oh yeah, I’m back training him,” Bey told BoxingScene about Haney, 26. “Dude, he’s already looking good and fresh, and to be honest, I think he needs a bit of a break. Because he has never rested since becoming a professional, he is steady, fight after fight. But I was already very impressed with what I saw. He will be especially sharp for the next fight.”
Bay rejoined the team about a month ago after talking with Bill Haney, Devin’s father and longtime coach. The two work together every day. by sharing training duties At the same time, it gives Devin space to enjoy his personal life and focus solely on boxing.
“We don’t define my role,” Bey said, “basically. I train him like a head trainer. But his father and I talk every day. What role will each of us play? And what will we do next? The chemistry is great. For now, we’re just keeping it light. Because there is no official fight date. Devin has no weight on his back. He can practice and enjoy life.”
Haney, unbeaten at 31-0 (15 KOs), has faced harsh criticism since the Garcia fight. which was initially favored by Ryan. Bay sees what fans are saying. Waiting for Floyd’s fall Mayweather in suspense and rejoice in Haney’s final battle.
“He came out with the worst criticism,” Bey said. “Garcia didn’t pass the test. Being overweight But Devin is being punished. It’s like the fans I want him to lose. Like they want to see Floyd Mayweather lose, but that’s part of the game. And we will silence everyone with action.”
Now Haney has regained his power. And he’s ready to silence the doubters and continue his legacy. Whether he is defending his undisputed status at 140 pounds or exploring new challenges. Haney’s team believes he can do it.
“I’m glad to be back. Especially once we emerge from this type of conflict,” Bey said, “we know how to deal with it in a healthy way. But it also makes it fun. Devin is working. And as soon as he fought We will silence all noise That’s just part of the game.”
