Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney will rematch this October, with the trilogy taking place in February 2026. Both games will be held in Saudi Arabia.

There’s no word yet if the trilogy requires Haney to win the October rematch, but it seems like a logical conclusion. With Turki Sheikh bankrolling the event, it may not matter whether Haney loses the rematch. All this still needs to be confirmed by Turki.

Money is not an issue. Obviously, in this case, American promoters won’t push for a trilogy, as fans won’t be interested in seeing a third match after Haney is defeated again.

Haney & Garcia Sharing Card

To get fans excited for the rematch, the plan is for Haney (31-0, 15 KOs) and Reign to be on the same card in May. They will then rematch in October. It will be fun to share the same card in May.

Haney’s potential opponent is the former WBC and WBO light welterweight champion Jose Ramirezvia a 10-round unanimous decision over Arnold Barboza Jr. on Nov. 16. Ramirez will be a dangerous fight for Haney as he is a pressure fighter with power and great technical ability.

If Devin and Ryan fight their opponents too hard, they might lose. We don’t know how Haney’s chin will hold up after being injured multiple times in last April’s loss to Ryan. He hasn’t had a fight since, and his ability to take a beating is likely compromised. If so, Haney could be eliminated in May and screwed up in a rematch with Ryan in October.

Lance Pugmire said: “Haney verbally agreed to the steps to plan a rematch in Saudi Arabia in October or even a trilogy fight next February.” boxing scene. “Garcia and Haney are also expected to have separate fights on the same card in early May.”

The money Ryan and Haney will make from these three games could be huge and easily the biggest paydays of their short careers.

On April 20 last year, Ryan (24 wins, 1 loss, 20 KOs) defeated Haney by a 12-round majority decision in Brooklyn, New York. The win was later overturned and changed to a no-contest after Ryan tested positive for the banned PED Ostarine.