In a thrilling showdown last Saturday, Ryan Garcia emerged victorious in a majority decision over Devin Haney, leaving the boxing world buzzing with excitement. However, Garcia's hopes of claiming Haney's WBC super lightweight title were dashed due to a weight discrepancy, which slightly tarnished an otherwise remarkable performance.

Haney took to Instagram on Wednesday to express his thoughts on the fight and extend a challenge to Garcia for a rematch in the future. Acknowledging the role of weight in the outcome, Haney expressed a desire for a fair fight at an agreed-upon weight. The WBC champion also mentioned his devotion to spending time with family and friends while making up his days of Ramadan before revealing his plans for the future.

Though Haney thanked Oscar De La Hoya, the head of Golden Boy Promotions, in his statement, De La Hoya made it clear in the comment section that a rematch between Haney and Garcia is unlikely to happen. De La Hoya wished Haney well with Matchroom Boxing Chairman Eddie Hearn but expressed skepticism about a European promoter's success in the U.S.

Garcia himself has voiced doubts about a rematch with Haney, as the 25-year-old plans to move up in weight, leaving the super lightweight division behind. Moreover, he has hinted at the possibility of a crossover bout with UFC bantamweight champion Sean O'Malley, as indicated by his social media activity.

The disagreement between Haney and De La Hoya regarding a rematch adds another layer of intrigue to the aftermath of their recent clash. As fans eagerly await further developments, it remains to be seen whether Haney and Garcia will meet in the ring once again or explore new paths in their respective careers.

The boxing world eagerly anticipates next steps from both fighters and hopes for clarity on their future endeavors.