Haney Tells Keyshawn Davis He’s “On the List” Following Online Back-and-Forth

Devin Haney offered a brief nod to Keyshawn Davis on social media this week. Nothing elaborate. Just enough to keep the exchange alive.

“U on the list.. we can get it on 😎,” Haney wrote on X, replying to a post that folded Davis into a wider discussion about future opponents.

Davis answered without extending it.

“He waiting to see what I do with Jamaine,” he wrote, tying any forward motion to his next fight.

It was a clean exchange. No escalation. No urgency.

Lists, leverage, and controlled visibility

Devin Haney is coming off a unanimous decision win over Brian Norman, which delivered him the WBO welterweight belt.

Haney is unbeaten at 33-0 with 15 knockouts. He now waits. Not idly, but deliberately. At this stage, opponents are evaluated less on danger than on timing. Financial clarity tends to arrive before sporting obligation.

Davis at 140 and the risk of confirmation

Keyshawn Davis is unbeaten at 13-0 with nine knockouts and is moving to super lightweight. His fight with Jamaine Ortiz at the end of the month is his first appearance in the division.

Ortiz is a careful technician. He can disrupt rhythm and flatten momentum without drama. Fighters leave bouts with him looking less certain than when they entered. Davis knows this. How he handles the weight and the pace will shape how he is treated next.

Carrying power up a division is one thing. Holding form under resistance is another.

Haney will observe from welterweight. He understands how value develops and how patience preserves it. Davis still has ground to cover at 140 before even thinking about 147.

For now, the exchange lives on a screen. No contracts. No dates. Just a reminder of distance.