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Devin Haney is a former lightweight undisputed champion and the current WBC junior welterweight champion. He has 31 victories and no defeats.
In front of a sold-out crowd in Melbourne, Australia in June 2022, Haney defeated George Kambosos Jr. by outpointing and outboxing the Australian fighter to become the first undisputed lightweight champion in the four-belt era. The judges scored the bout 116–112, 116–112, 118–110, all in favor of Haney. [26]
Devin Haney worked the body of Vasiliy Lomachenko to win their May 2023 fight. Devin Haney, of Las Vegas, is a former undisputed lightweight champion, who relinquished his titles to go up...
Within the span of less than 8 years, 24 year old American boxer Devin Haney (nicknamed “The Dream”) became the currently undisputed world champion at lightweight and maintained an impressive perfect pro-boxing record, racking up a 31-0 win-streak before finally losing a pro fight to American Ryan Garcia.
What is Devin Haney's professional record? Devin Haney sports a spotless 30-0 professional record with half of those victories coming by the way of knockout. Championships. Haney is the reigning undisputed lightweight world champion, having held the WBC title the longest — since September 2019.
Championship Record. 8-0-0 (0 KOs) in world championship bouts. 7-0-0 (0 KOs) against former or current world champions. Won against Yuriorkis Gamboa, Jorge Linares, Joseph Diaz, George Kambosos Jr (twice), Vasyl Lomachenko & Regis Prograis. Variant Record. Defeated 2 Olympic Gold Medalist: Yuriorkis Gamboa & Vasyl Lomachenko.
Devin Haney (The Dream) is a 25-year-old American professional boxer. He is a two-weightclass world champion with 5 world-title wins and a world-championship elevation. 8 years, 9 months, and 3 days into his career, Haney's record stands at an undefeated 31-0, which includes 15 wins via KO.
As of June 2021, he is ranked as the world's fourth best active lightweight by The Ring magazine, Transnational Boxing Rankings Board, and BoxRec and fifth by ESPN.As an amateur, Haney won seven National titles. In January 2015, aged 17, he became the youngest boxer to win the Youth World Championships in Reno.
Haney has a 29-0 record, with 15 wins coming via knockout. Boxing since the age of seven, Haney turned pro in 2015 and fought many of his early fights in Tijuana, Mexico. In 2018 he won the...