Bill Hani is still pushing the Battle of Tovimo Lopez, despite the repercussions

Bill Hani did not give in pressure for the Battle of Tudaimo Lopez for Divin Hani, although Tio said he was “fired” by Turki Al -Sheikh. Bell still mentions the name Tudaimo on social media, saying it was “flowing.”

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Bill Hani still wants Tudaimo

There was a talk about a battle between Hani and Tuvimo, to be held on August 16 in his Rydah. He no longer seems to be applied after Lopez burned his body with alashikh. Bell resembles a dog who will not leave an old bone. Regardless of the ambition that Divin once had to win the titles of the world, it seems that Ryan Garcia has overcome him after Ryan Garcia concluded and tasted millions.

Hani big options Ltd.

Devin has limited options for big payment days without Ryan Garcia or Teofimo. There are no famous fighters in 140 alongside Tio. In Weights, there is only a Jarun Innis and Kunor Ben. Ennis will not fight a needy fighter like Hani because he does not have a belt, and it stems from a catastrophic performance.

Possible options

Jaron Ennis
Tudaimo Lopez
– Ryan Garcia
– Shakur Stephenson

Lopez’s battle is now the largest Devin money maker, following the cancellation of the return match with Ryan Garcia after losing to Rollando Rolly Rollo on May 2.

“Teofimo Lopez continues to overcome,” Bill Hani said: “Bill Hani on X. Devin Haney continues to work.” x.

Divin Hani: A businessman now?

Bell did not show any interest in targeting any of the best 140 pounds, such as Gary Antoine Russell or Richardson Hitchens. What some people say about Devin can be correct. He went from being a fighter to being businessman Which focuses only on money at this stage. This is what happens sometimes, as soon as the fighters taste the money. They focus on getting something other than battles on the big day of payment and rejecting anything else. It often requires waiting for these large batches of falling into its rolls or more years.

Fans want to forget Bill and Devin Teofimo at the present time. They want to see Hani (32-0, 15 Cos) proves himself against a senior fighter in 140 or 147. However, Bill and his son seem to have lost every interest in fighting risky battles since they lost Rayan last year in April.

They sat out of the ring for a full year until they returned against the pale Jose Ramirez on May 2. This was a terrible performance by Haney, as he worked for 12 rounds, with a handful of punches only in the most boring performance on the Times Square card.

If Hani is still interested in competing for the best belts and winning, he will have a lot of options for his next battle. There are a lot of competitors from 140 to 154 can fight Devin and earn good money. Maybe he will not do it because his focus has changed.