Devin Haney – Double standard: network outraged by the racist expression of the black boxer in Lomachenko

Devin Haney won 24 wins in 24 fights / photo: boxingscene.com

Undefeated American boxer Devin Haney made a scandalous statement about Ukrainian Vasyl Lomachenko, claiming that he would never lose to a white-skinned man.

The words of a black boxer in Twitter pointing to talkSport.com editor Michael Benson.

“I will never lose a white boy in my life. I don’t care who and what he says there. No white boy can beat me on any day of the week. If I fight the white man ten times, I will win ten times.” Haney said.

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The network was outraged by Haney’s statement.

“Imagine if Loma had said otherwise … His statements would have been investigated and most likely he would have been disqualified,” “Feed Lomachenko. Loma takes him to boxing school,” “If Vasily said,” Black boy. “Another scenario would be different:” “This is one hundred percent double standards,” “I want to see how Lomachenko will minimize it,” boxing fans comment.

Note that the assets of Haney 24, 21, win in 24 professional ring fights (15 of them by knockout).

Previously, UNIAN also reported that Lomachenko’s next opponent offended the Ukrainian once again.