Did Devin Haney Really Dominate Jose Ramirez? The Scorecards Don’t Tell the Whole Story

Devin Haney extended his undefeated record to 32-0 with a unanimous decision victory over Jose Carlos Ramirez in Times Square, New York, but the bout left fans and pundits divided on his performance Judges scored the fight overwhelmingly in Haney’s favor-119-10, 119-10, and 118-110-yet the action inside the ring was anything but electrifying

Haney, fighting above 140 pounds for the first time, relied on his speed and footwork to neutralize Ramirez, who struggled to land meaningful shots throughout the 12 rounds The fight was marked by cautious tactics and low punch output, with both boxers combining for just 110 landed punches-a statistic that places the match among the least active in modern boxing history Haney’s jab and movement kept Ramirez at bay, but the lack of sustained offense drew criticism from fans and boxing insiders alike

Despite the subdued affair, Haney’s win sets up a likely rematch with Ryan Garcia, who headlines the same event against Rolando Romero Ramirez, a former world champion, now falls to 29-3 and faces questions about his future at the top level

Haney remains unbeaten, but after this performance, the boxing world is left wondering: Will he bring more excitement in his next fight, or is this the new normal for the former lightweight king?

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