In a surprising twist to the world of boxing, former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson has stepped forward with a vow to avenge Devin Haney after his recent defeat to Ryan Garcia.

Tyson, a mentor and long-time supporter of Haney, expressed his disappointment and a fierce resolve to help Haney reclaim his standing in the lightweight division.

During an emotional interview with ESPN, Tyson shared his thoughts on the fight, criticizing the tactics used by Garcia and promising to take Haney under his wing for an intense training regimen.

“I’ve seen great potential in Devin since he started, and this loss doesn’t define him. We’re going to work harder, and I will personally guide him to ensure he comes back stronger,” Tyson stated.

The bout between Garcia and Haney was highly anticipated, drawing attention from across the boxing community. Although Haney was favored by many to win, Garcia’s strategic approach and execution led to his victory, tilting their long-standing rivalry in his favor.

Tyson’s involvement is expected to bring a significant change in Haney’s approach to his next matches. Known for his ferocious style and deep knowledge of the sport, Tyson plans to focus on enhancing Haney’s defensive skills and power punches. “Devin has the heart of a champion.

What he needs now is to fine-tune his tactics and focus on his physical conditioning. I’m here to push him to the limits,” Tyson added. This declaration has stirred up considerable excitement in the boxing world, with fans and analysts eager to see how Tyson’s mentorship will transform Haney’s career.

The prospect of a rematch between Garcia and Haney is already being discussed, with expectations of a fierce comeback fueled by Tyson’s coaching.As the boxing community watches closely, the partnership between Tyson and Haney is set to unfold a new chapter in both their careers.

Tyson’s commitment to Haney’s resurgence not only underscores his dedication to the sport but also his belief in Haney’s potential to rise again as a leading contender in the lightweight division.