Devin Haney

CTL-E-6046 · Person · other · 1998–present

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Combined Graph record U-07269 · provenance: build store (JSON graph), record CTL-E-6046.

Devin Haney, born Devin Miles Haney on 17 November 1998 in San Francisco, California, is an American professional boxer who has won world championships in three weight classes. Raised in Oakland and Las Vegas and trained by his father, Bill Haney, he turned professional at seventeen in Mexico because he was too young to be licensed in the United States. He won the WBC lightweight title in 2019 and became the undisputed lightweight champion in 2022 by defeating George Kambosos Jr. in Australia, then defended that status in a rematch and against Vasiliy Lomachenko. Moving up, he took the WBC super lightweight title from Regis Prograis in December 2023. After his April 2024 fight with Ryan Garcia was ruled a no contest, Haney won the WBO welterweight title from Brian Norman Jr. in November 2025, and in October 2026 he remained champion while a proposed superfight with Shakur Stevenson stalled over weight terms.

The record

• Also known as: Devin Miles Haney, The Dream

Notes

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Relationships

• Shakur Stevenson — related to
  Haney, the WBO welterweight champion, and Shakur Stevenson (CTL-E-6002), the WBO junior welterweight champion, spent October 2026 in publicly reported negotiations for a proposed 28 November superfight that stalled over catchweight and rehydration terms, ending in a public dispute on 16 Oct 2026.

Sources

• ESPN, 'Devin Haney: biography, record, fights and more' (23 Nov 2025) — Haney of Las Vegas is the WBO welterweight champion; beat Regis Prograis for the WBC super lightweight title; notable wins over Vasiliy Lomachenko, George Kambosos Jr. (twice) and Jorge Linares; record 33-0 with 1 no contest, 15 KOs; born 17 Nov 1998 — https://www.espn.ph/boxing/story/_/id/38550783/biography-boxing-record-fights-more (primary source · build store)
• Wikipedia, 'Devin Haney' — born Devin Miles Haney, 17 November 1998, San Francisco; raised in Oakland, moved to Las Vegas at 14 with his father Bill Haney; undisputed lightweight champion 2022–2023; youngest boxer to hold an undisputed championship; Sports Illustrated Fighter of the Year 2023 — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devin_Haney (build store)
• Boxing News, 'Stevenson-Haney Offer On Table' (14 Oct 2026) — Haney, the WBO welterweight champion, in talks for a proposed 28 November fight with Shakur Stevenson at a 145-pound catchweight; no deal announced — https://boxingnews.com/news/stevenson-haney-offer-on-table (build store)
• RingSide24, 'Haney calls Stevenson a liar' (16 Oct 2026) — Haney (33-0, 15 KOs) publicly disputed Stevenson's account of their collapsed negotiations on 16 Oct 2026, confirming Haney active and holding the WBO welterweight title that week — https://ringside24.com/en/news/boxing/259441-haney-calls-stevenson-a-liar (build store)

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