WBC lightweight champion Devin Haney wants the undisputed 135-lb champion, Teofimo Lopez, to bypass his IBF mandatory George Kambosos Jr and go straight into a marketable clash in early 2021.
Eddie Hearn says he would like to put together a fight between Jorge Linares and Devin Haney next for late April.
Devin Haney says he’s the reincarnation of the young ‘Pretty Boy’ Floyd Mayweather Jr before he slowed down and become the less offensive-minded ‘Money’ Mayweather in the second half of his career.
Devin Haney revealed on Tuesday that he plans on returning to the ring on April 3rd, hopefully against one of the three kings in the lightweight division.
One of the things that helped make Floyd Mayweather Jr the great fighter he was (some may say, is) is his incredible work ethic.
WBC lightweight champion Devin Haney and Max Kellerman of ESPN went at it this week in arguing whether Teofimo Lopez is the undisputed lightweight champion or not.
“But Those Guys Fought Each Other”
Throughout the 1980s, four very special, and very great, fighters all attained their greatness in large part by fighting each other.
Unified lightweight champion Teofimo Lopez isn’t too worried about what Devin Haney brings to the table. Lopez (16-0, 12 KOs) says WBC lightweight champion Haney (25-0, 15 KOs) is a guy that “easy” to figure out, unlike VasilyLomachenko, who Teo says wasn’t easy to break down.
Bob Arum says he’s confident that Teofimo Lopez beats Devin Haney easily if the two of them ever fight.
IBF/WBA/WBC Franchise/WBO lightweight champion Teofimo (16-0, 12 KOs) recently said that he plans on sending out offers to Haney and his IBF mandatory George Kambosos Jr for his next fight in April or May.
Undisputed lightweight champion Teofimo Lopez wants to give the fans the fight they want in Devin Haney, so he says he’s going to try and get his IBF mandatory George Kambosos Jr.