Oscar De La Hoya took a swipe at manager Bill Haney on this week’s Clapback Fridays for losing to Ryan in Brooklyn, N.Y. last April After Ryan Garcia, he had his son, Devin Haney, sue Ryan Garcia for assault, which ruined his career.

Oscar: Fire your dad, Devin!

De La Hoya said Devin needs to take control of his life and “fire” Bill. He believes his decision-making ruined the once-promising career of the former two-division world champion.

Oscar said the lawsuit and Devin’s decision to sit out the event for an entire year made his loss worse. Haney (31-0, 15 KOs) might have bounced back from that loss by now if he had returned to the ring instead of sitting and stewing over his loss.

According to De La Hoya, Haney must defeat Jose Ramirez on May 2 to earn a rematch with Ryan in October.

If this is true, then Devin will face former WBC and WBO 140-pound champion Ramirez (29-2, 18 KOs) when he faces him on the undercard of Ryan Garcia vs. Rolando A lot of pressure on “Rolly” Romero in Times Square, New York.

“I feel sorry for Devin Haney because you barely hear him talk because his dad does all the talking,” Oscar De La Hoya said on this week’s show. echo thursday. “Of course, Devin suffered a tough loss this year, but it shouldn’t have ended his career. It could have been easily fixed.

“If it wasn’t for his father and manager Bill, he single-handedly turned things into something far worse than Chernobyl. I’ve never seen a boxer’s career fail in such a big way in my life. Last April After losing to Ryan Garcia, all Devin had to do was say, ‘He beat me, I can’t block his left hook,’ and go back to the gym.

“Bill believes that instead of focusing on a comeback fight in 2024 and teaching his son to block a left hook, it’s a better idea to have Devin sue Ryan, sue Golden Boy, sue the New York Athletic Commission for battery and emotional distress. Good idea. Let Devin’s loss be erased from his record, take the rest of the year off fighting the Orange County State Fair, and make as many enemies as they can. His own status as the biggest crybaby in boxing history.

“Last week, Bill and Devin were in London, begging Turki for a paycheck because they had no other choice. Devin’s only value in the sport was to fight Ryan Garcia again. So, Bill, being a pimp Guys, I can’t make this up.

“The rematch (Garcia-Haney) will take place this October, but there is one condition. The Haney family must drop their Bulls lawsuit against Ryan Garcia and Golden Boy. Of course, the Haneys are willing to give up because they don’t have any case. I’ve never heard of a boxer suing another boxer for beating, and I’m sure we’ll never see that happen again unless Devin sues his next opponent.

Rematch on the line: Haney vs. Ramirez

“It’s a pretty risky move to have a rematch anyway because if Devin loses to Ryan again, we can all wave goodbye to the Haney family. In order for Devin to be able to compete in this fight, he’s going to have to beat the odds in May. Hungry Jose Ramirez. Watch out, Jose, he might sue you next.

“Devin Haney, from one fighter to another, you have to take control of your life and your career and fire your father. Everyone in boxing is standing by and watching what happens this year, and this is the year you should Show off. You’re a laughing stock right now and everyone thinks he’s the problem when your jaw is broken and you’re on the canvas and he (Bill) doesn’t even stop fighting Ryan Garcia.

“I hope you come to your senses and decide to save yourself and part ways with your current manager before it’s too late. Sadly, that may already be the case,” De La Hoya said.