Devin Haney The 27-year-old southpaw has dominated three weight classes and could be moving to a new weight class after just one fight at welterweight.

Haney defeated George Kambosos to become the undisputed lightweight world champion and then defended the title in a rematch against the Australian. Then against the legendary Vasily Lomachenko.

The Californian then defeated Regis Prograis in 2023 to capture the WBC super lightweight crown. After a controversial no-fight with Ryan Garcia and a heavyweight clash with Jose Carlos Ramirez, Haney moved to welterweight.

In his November debut at 147 pounds, Haney put in one of his best performances of the year, defeating Brian Norman Jr. to capture the WBO welterweight title and engaging in a series of superfights at welterweight, including a grudge rematch with Garcia.

Although Devin’s father and coach, Bill Haney, told Devin that despite the many lucrative options available to his current division, sound of tower boxing His son will likely move up to super welterweight to take on WBA and WBO 154-pound unified title holder Xander Zayas.

“We have a relationship with Top Rank and we knew (the Zayas fight) could be an option.

“Being a four-time champion, there’s desire, there’s attraction, there’s a legacy component. There’s a Puerto Rican nation behind Xander, and that makes for an exciting story.”

However, despite Zayas being boxing’s youngest unified world champion with two of four super welterweight belts, Bill Haney turned down the Puerto Rican star’s chance at the proposed bout.

“That Xander is food. He is food.”

Zayas is currently pursuing the undisputed throne and has Recent calls for a three-belt unification fight with newly crowned IBF champion Josh Kelly.