Bill Haney fires at Norman Jr.

At last Bill Haney emerged from silence to start talking about his son, Devin Haney’s chance against WBO Welterweight Champion, Brian Norman Jr, on November 22nd.

Downgrade the danger

Papa Haney downgraded Norman Jr. He then anticipated that Devin (32-0, 16 kos) was about to capture his third division world title.

Bill sounds nervous

You can say that Bill is nervous through the way he works up charm, dismissing Norman Jr.’s threat. He knows this could end badly for Devin. I hope he doesn’t run around as he did in his last battle against Jose Ramirez. If he’s going to get him anyway, he should go out like a warrior. Losing like that would look bad.

He did not mention the two previous region world titles that Haney had won. Here are the Devin Beat ‘champions’ to become the two -divisive world champion.

• Regis Program: WBC 140
• George Kambosos Jr: IBF, WBA, WBO, and light title Ring
• Belt E -post ”WBC

As you can see, Haney did not go exactly through the Murderer Rest to become a two -department world champion. It is not worth mentioning titles like true belts because of who Haney beat. It would be a different story if he took his light titles against Gervonta Davis and his lightweight WBC welter weight title against Gary Antuanne Russell.

“You haven’t been doing this s *** for eight years, and you haven’t even fought for a former champion. Devin is the first champion who comes up to your fight,” said Bill Haney Tru media podcastSpeaking of Brian Norman Jr. defending against his son, Devin.

Just because Norman Jr has not had the opportunity to fight for the titles of the road world that Haney has, it does not mean it is not an excellent fighter. If he had Bill as his manager all this time, he would have done more by now.

“This is about three section three champions. The belt got it; however, it got it. I wouldn’t be worried if it had been posted. We in our third section, pulling a belt off a champion,” said Bill, assuming Devin will be Dethrone Champion WBO Norman Jr.

Norman ore field

I had a bad feeling about this fighting over Haney. He’s going to be stepping into a field against Norman JR on November 22nd, and one fake step, he’s going to blow up on it. He will be scattered everywhere.

He is considered to be running for him, just as he did in his last battle against Jose Ramirez earlier this year on May 2nd. That approach will not work against Brian JR because he has the reach, Jab, and he steps to his opponents quickly.

What we saw Norman Jr. can be duplicated to his last opponent, Jin Sasaki, against Haney. Sasaki beat out in the fifth round, and flattened. I hate to say, but that may be Devin’s fate on November 22nd.

40 days ..

– Devin Haney (@reaaldevinhaney) October 13, 2025