Devin Haney finds himself in a tough spot as ticket sales for his upcoming fight against Ryan Garcia at the Barclays Center seem to be struggling. Despite his efforts on social media to drum up support, fans are showing little interest in purchasing tickets, with the venue map displaying plenty of available seats. The lackluster response raises questions about Haney's appeal and whether his fighting style, likened to a mix of Shakur Stevenson and Tyson Fury, fails to captivate audiences. Adding to the concern is the dismal performance of his last fight against Regis Prograis, which reportedly garnered only 50K PPV buys and saw complimentary tickets being distributed. Ryan Garcia may be experiencing buyer's remorse, regretting his decision to face Haney. With the poor ticket sales indicating a lack of interest, Garcia might have chosen the wrong opponent. In hindsight, a matchup against the more entertaining and arguably more popular WBO 140-lb champion Teofimo Lopez could have been a better choice, potentially resulting in higher ticket sales and PPV buys. The dwindling ticket sales also raise doubts about the potential success of the fight on DAZN. If fans are not willing to invest in tickets, it's unlikely they'll be eager to purchase PPV, spelling trouble for Haney. Even if he emerges victorious, the lack of support from fans could deal a significant blow to his career, highlighting his struggles to connect with audiences due to his lack of charisma and perceived boring fighting style. In the face of these challenges, Haney must reassess his approach to garnering fan support and revitalizing his career in the competitive world of boxing. #Haney #Garcia #Boxing #TicketSales #PPV #BarclaysCenter #TeofimoLopez