Devin Haney, of Las Vegas, is a former undisputed lightweight champion, who relinquished his titles to go up in weight. In his debut at junior welterweight, Haney defeated Regis Prograis to become the WBC champion. Haney lost a decision to Ryan Garcia in April, but the result was changed to a no contest after Garcia tested positive for the banned substance ostarine and subsequently suspended for 1 year by the New York State Athletic Commission. Haney has other notable victories over Vasiliy Lomachenko, George Kambosos Jr. (twice) and Jorge Linares.
Next fight: TBA
Record: 31-0-1 NC, 15 KOs
DOB: Nov. 17, 1998
Age: 25
Stance: Orthodox
Reach: 71 inches
Height: 5-foot-8
Top Haney stories:
What's next for Ryan Garcia following his one-year PED suspension?
Sources: Ryan Garcia suspended one year after positive PED test; Haney result changed to no contest
Ryan Garcia requests B-sample be tested after failed drug test
Boxer Ryan Garcia tested positive for banned substance ostarine
Once counted out, Garcia now 'calling all the shots' -- what about Haney?
Ryan Garcia scores 3 knockdowns in wild upset of Devin Haney
Bradley's take: Can Haney's technique triumph over Garcia's power, speed?
Haney, Garcia have a shared past, and are about to determine their future
Devin Haney is already a star; now he needs the super fights
Devin Haney shuts out Regis Prograis, now 2-division champion
Does a bigger weight class mean more success for Devin Haney?
Bradley's take: Designing a winning strategy for Prograis and Haney
Ranking best upcoming fights: From Prograis-Haney to the return of Wilder
Sources: Regis Prograis-Devin Haney now Dec. 9 in San Francisco
'We just took the chance': Inside Devin Haney's unique approach to becoming a boxing star
Round-by-round coverage: Devin Haney defeats Vasiliy Lomachenko
Devin Haney again defeats George Kambosos by unanimous decision
Devin Haney dominates George Kambosos Jr., becomes the undisputed lightweight champion