Live Boxing Tonight: Devin Haney – Ryan Garcia – Boxing Odds, Quotes, Fight Card, PPV Price

Ryan Garcia recently ignited the media frenzy at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. Their faceoff aims to whip up interest for their upcoming 12-round championship brawl in the super lightweight division live on DAZN PPV. Accompanying them was the lineup for the night’s televised pay-per-view undercard.

Arnold Barboza Jr., an undefeated force from El Monte, California, will also step into the ring. He aims to secure the WBO Intercontinental Super Lightweight Title against Sean McComb from Belfast, Ireland, in a 10-round bout that promises fierce competition.

Adding to the roster, Uzbekistan’s own Bektemir Melikuziev will put his WBA Intercontinental Super Middleweight Title on the line against France’s Pierre Dibombe in another 10-round match. Meanwhile, John Ramirez from Team USA is set to challenge David Jimenez of Costa Rica for the WBA Interim Super Flyweight World Championship.

Kicking off the night, Charles Conwell, a former Team USA sensation and the top contender in the WBC’s super welterweight ranks, will go head-to-head with Nathaniel Gallimore. This fight marks Conwell’s first outing under the Golden Boy Promotions banner following his signing earlier this year.

The event, orchestrated by Golden Boy Promotions in collaboration with Haney Promotions, KingRy Promotions, and Matchroom Boxing, is slated to unfold at the iconic Barclays Center. This thrilling assembly of boxing talent will be available for viewing exclusively on DAZN PPV.

DEVIN “THE DREAM” HANEY, WBC SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT WORLD CHAMPION:

“The time is very close. It’s been a long time coming. The talking is almost done. This not an easy fight but it’s a fight that ill make look easy. I have tunnel vision and all his antics will betray him com Saturday night.”

“KING” RYAN GARCIA, SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT CONTENDER:

“I have said everything. I don’t know what else I can add. What do you want me to do? I’ve already done it all and now I’m just ready to kick ass in the ring. I’m on fire. I’m strong.”

ARNOLD BARBOZA, JR., SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT CONTENDER:

“I want to thank Oscar, Bernard and the whole Golden Boy team for putting on a great show. For doing the promoting, doing all the hard work. Next is for me. I’m excited for the opportunity to be on the card. The biggest card of the year. I think all eyes are going to be on me for our fight. Since I was 5 and a half years old just a kid from El Monte. I have a saying. I’m forever grateful but never satisfied. I want it to say instead of Haney vs. Garcia to say Barboza vs. Everybody.”

BEKTEMIR “BEK” MELIKUZIEV, WBA INTERCONTINENTAL TITLEHOLDER:

“Hello everyone. Thank you so much for being here. I want to thank Oscar for this opportunity, thank Bernard for this opportunity and it’s a huge show. I’m glad to be a part of it and you know when I’m in the ring it’s Bully Time. Let’s go Saturday!”

JOHN “SCRAPPY” RAMIREZ, FLYWEIGHT WORLD TITLE CONTENDER:

“That’s when opportunity meets preparation. I have been boxing for 7 years. My main mission was to become a world champion. I didn’t care about the amateurs. I had to do it and I did it. But no, I’m here. I’ve been consistent and persistent chasing the dream. I sacrificed a lot. I haven’t cut corners; I’ve been disciplined, and this is the life that I chose.”

CHARLES “BAD NEWS” CONWELL, SUPER WELTERWEIGHT CONTENDER:

I’m excited. I’m back in the ring after a long layoff. I prepared very and someone has to pay for that. I’m just excited to be here and let’s make it happen.

DEVIN “THE DREAM” HANEY, WBC SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT WORLD CHAMPION:

“I mean none of Ryan’s antics has really gotten under my skin. I’m a true professional. When I get into that ring, I am going to do my job. No matter how I feel, no matter what Ryan shows up, or whatever he says. He can say whatever he wants to say. I am going to let my hands talk in the ring on Saturday night.”

“Ryan may have the speed, but I have the timing. I just want to show how I am levels above this guy. Ryan is an average fighter with a big name. I am a proven fighter, proven champion, I was tested by some of the best fighters in the world, and I am here for a reason. It’s me vs. Greatness.”

“KING” RYAN GARCIA, SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT CONTENDER:

“It’s right in front of your face! How am I going to miss weight?! I am just a motherf***er on a mission. I am still here, I am strong, and I am ready to destroy him. If Devin doesn’t land face first, then I did something wrong.”

“You can’t deny all the work that Derrick and I have put in either. My technique is better, my hands are up, the chin is down – what do you all have to say? The social media is all just noise! I post something and then people think I’m crazy. I know what I am doing, and I’m in the middle of a promotional fight.”

“This is the most important fight of my career, and I will not leave without the victory.”

PPV Price

This fight will be available on DAZN PPV worldwide, with special offers available to those who take the PPV depending on their type of subscription:

Fight Odds: Devin Haney vs. Ryan Garcia

Main Odds

• Devin Haney is heavily favored to win against Ryan Garcia with odds at -800, suggesting an 88.9% probability of victory.
• Ryan Garcia stands as the underdog at +500, indicating a significant challenge ahead with a 20% chance of winning.

Fight Duration Odds

• The odds slightly favor the fight going the full distance at -140, compared to it ending early at +110.

Methods of Victory

• Ryan Garcia’s Chances:
  • Decision or Technical Decision: 14/1
  • KO, TKO, or DQ: 13/2
• Devin Haney’s Chances:
  • Decision or Technical Decision: 5/6
  • KO, TKO, or DQ: 3/2
• A draw or technical draw is considered quite unlikely at 20/1.

Round Betting

• Haney’s Best Rounds for a KO/TKO/DQ appear increasingly likely from Round 1 (66/1) to Round 12 (25/1).
• Garcia’s Best Rounds for a KO/TKO/DQ are evenly priced early and late in the fight, with odds of 80/1 in Rounds 1-4, improving slightly in the middle and late stages.

Group Round Betting

• Odds suggest Haney might score a KO/TKO/DQ earlier than Garcia, with the most favorable odds in the later rounds (Rounds 7-10) at 8/1 to 9/1.
• Garcia’s odds to win by KO/TKO/DQ are less favorable overall, with the best odds appearing in the middle to late rounds (Rounds 7-12).

Odds courtesy of BetOnline (www.betonline.ag Twitter (X): @BetOnline_ag).

Weights:

At the public weigh-in held in the Barclays Center atrium, Garcia fully embraced the chaos by seemingly chugging from a beer bottle as he stepped onto the scale, registering a weight of 143.2 lbs. Meanwhile, Haney weighed in at exactly 140 lbs.

Arnold Barboza Jr. 139.4 vs. Sean McComb 139.4
Bektemir Melikuziev 167.8 vS. Pierre DiBombe 166.6
John Ramirez 114.2 vs. David Jimenez 114.8
Charles Conwell 153 vs. Nathaniel Gallimore 153Sergiy Derevyanchenko 167.4 vs. Vaughn Alexander 167.4
Darius Fulghum 167.4 vs. Cristian Olivas 167.4
Jonathan Cañas 137.6 vs. Markus Bowes 140
Amari Jones 159.2 vs. Armel Mbumba-Yassa 160.4
Kevin Newman II 173.4 vs. Eric Robles 177.8
Shamar Canal 135 vs. Pedro Borgaro 135.8

Event Details:

• Date: Saturday, April 20
• USA Time: 9 PM ET (6 PM PT)
• UK Time: 2 AM (Sunday, April 21)
• Streaming: Live exclusively on DAZN PPV
• Venue: Barclays Center, Brooklyn

Updated Fight Card:

1. Devin Haney vs. Ryan Garcia – 12 rounds, Super Lightweight World Championship
2. Arnold Barboza Jr. vs. Sean McComb – 10 rounds, WBO Intercontinental Super Lightweight Title
3. Bektemir Melikuziev vs. Pierre Dibombe – 10 rounds, WBA Intercontinental Super Middleweight Title
4. John Ramirez vs. David Jimenez – WBA Interim Super Flyweight World Championship
5. Charles Conwell vs. Nathaniel Gallimore – 10 rounds, Super Welterweight Contest