Is Adrien Broner capable of beating the best at 135?
Adrien Broner says he’s going to return to his old weight class at 135 and clean out the division at age 31.
Adrien Broner says he’s going to return to his old weight class at 135 and clean out the division at age 31.
Devin Haney says he wants to beat former featherweight champion Yuriorkis Gamboa worse than Terence Crawford and Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis did.
Undefeated WBC Lightweight Champion, Devin “The Dream” Haney (24-0, 15 KOs), sounds off, putting the big names surrounding his weight class on notice as he awaits the announcement of this next fight.
Ryan Garcia says he doesn’t view any of the current 135-pound champions as true champions because of the guys that they beat to win their titles.
Floyd Mayweather Jr. of Mayweather Promotions says his reasons for training Devin Haney, a fighter NOT signed to his company, is because he’s a young kid that “asked for my advice.”
Fans may have seen the recent video of Floyd Mayweather working with red-hot lightweight talent Devin Haney. “Money,” who now aims to become a great boxing trainer, is seen in the video putting the unbeaten Haney – dubbed by some “the next Floyd Mayweather” – through his paces.
Mikey Garcia, Devin Haney, and Daniel Jacobs discussed the highs and lows of their careers in the first episode of a new Matchroom Boxing YouTube show called ‘The Rounds’ with former World champion Chris Algieri.
Shades of Bernard Hopkins from back in 2008.
Lightweight sensation Devin Haney has taken a leaf out of “The Executioner’s” book.
Haney is itching to get back into the ring and resume his reign as WBC Lightweight champion having been made champion in recess after suffering the shoulder injury in his first defense against Alfredo Santiago in Los Angeles in November that forced him to have surgery.
After being called out by WBC lightweight champion Devin Haney, Adrien Broner texted his promoter Eddie Hearn of Matchroom and told him that his asking price is $20 million to take the fight.