Devin Haney has questioned how Tiger Johnson can appear on a potential December 19 undercard against Liam Paro while a restraining order remains an issue between the two American fighters. Haney responded after boxing journalist Dan Rafael reported that Johnson…

Devin Haney has questioned reports that Tiger Johnson could feature on the undercard of his proposed December 19 fight against Liam Paro at Chase Center in San Francisco. Haney raised the issue publicly on social media, asking how Johnson could appear on the same card given an existing restraining order between them.
The conflict stems from a January altercation at Madison Square Garden that led to misdemeanor assault charges against Haney and his father, Bill Haney. Both men pleaded not guilty, while Johnson subsequently obtained a restraining order following allegations of an assault by Team Haney.
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