Bill Haney has turned up the heat on Shakur Stevenson, accusing him of using weight excuses to sidestep a showdown with Devin Haney. While Stevenson risks a major career mistake, Bill argues that his son continues to prepare to remain the best boxer in the world.
Shakur Stevenson says fight talks with Devin Haney collapsed over weight demands Haney allegedly agreed to 144 and 145 pounds before demanding 147 at the
2023 was the last great year for U.S. boxing, as highly anticipated bouts between Gervonta Davis and Ryan Garcia, Bud Crawford and Errol Spence, Devin Haney and Vasily Lomachenko, and Naoya Inoue and Stephen Fulton showed fans what the sport could be when every fighter was seemingly willing to fight any fighter.
Fans might have to wait longer to witness the highly anticipated Shakur Stevenson (25–0, 11 KOs) vs Devin Haney (33-0, 15 KOs) showdown. While the fight isn’t dead, the talks have effectively collapsed, pushing the duo into a social media blame game.
Shakur Stevenson and Devin Haney seemed close to bridging the gap in order to make one of boxing’s most anticipated matchups materialize. That agreement, however, proved short-lived, as Stevenson claims Haney’s attorney sent an email demanding the fight take place at the full 147-pound welterweight limit instead of a catchweight.
O’Shaquie Foster believes Shakur Stevenson is avoiding a fight with him, and he has little patience left for his rival’s apparent reluctance to make the matchup happen.
Of all of the intangibles in boxing, confidence remains at the top of the list. Boxers develop an almost indestructible mindset. Floyd Schofield continues to bask in the glow of winning his first world title.
Some boxing matches are manufactured through promotion. Devin Haney vs. Shakur Stevenson has been years in the making. After years of comparisons, callouts,
In boxing, bouts that seem locked in can often sit on the shelf because of promotional beef. Meanwhile, fights that appear out of thin air take place when the market and money align seamlessly.
Dana White says finding Shakur Stevenson's next opponent ate up a good chunk of his week, though he offered no name, date or venue. "Yeah, we're working on the Shakur fight right now.
Devin Haney has proposed a December fight with Shakur Stevenson at 145 pounds with no rehydration clause, softening his earlier push for the 147-pound welterweight limit.
Devin Haney has said he will face Shakur Stevenson at 145 pounds in December, instead at 147 while still insisting on no rehydration clause. "Let's do this 145 no rehydration clause @ShakurStevenson..
Shakur Stevenson is back on social media airing concerns about the size gap in a potential fight with Devin Haney, questioning whether he should be expected to give up a major physical advantage.
Shakur Stevenson is claiming he's outgrown any need for Gervonta Davis when it comes to landing major paydays, crediting his new Zuffa deal. "Y'all favorite fighter is scared of me.
Shakur Stevenson has challenged Gary Antuanne Russell to a title unification bout after Dana White shot down rumors linking the WBO champion to Manny Pacquiao.
Tim Bradley has criticized Shakur Stevenson's interest in facing a 47-year-old Manny Pacquiao, calling the proposed co-feature on the Fury-Joshua card a soft option compared to available title challengers.
Terence Crawford has thrown his support behind a long-awaited fight between Gervonta Davis and Shakur Stevenson, calling for the matchup on social media as speculation continues around Davis's eventual comeback.
With the calendar turning to autumn, the fight landscape is heating up. As promoters and champions seek to make a lasting impression before the year ends, we can expect fight announcements to come at an accelerated pace.
After a distinguished career that culminated in a Hall of Fame induction, Tim Bradley transitioned into a career as an analyst, where he offers his opinion and insight through the lens of a multiple-time world champion.
Shakur Stevenson (25-0, 11 KOs) and Gervonta Davis (30-0-1, 28 KOs) have gone from friends to being at warring ends. But what went wrong? Stevenson is just as confused as everybody else.
Undefeated four-division boxing champion Shakur Stevenson recently uploaded a training camp vlog to his YouTube channel, in which he receives coaching from none other than Hall of Fame superstar Floyd Mayweather Jr., who provided pointers for Stevenson’s next opponent.
Boxing is in a bad place right now. More accurately, a certain subsection of boxing is in a bad place right now. The 135 lb, 140 lb, and 147 lb divisions are home to three of the biggest stars in the sport: Gervonta Davis, Shakur Stevenson and Devin Haney.
Shakur Stevenson (25-0, 11 KOs) is fresh off signing with Zuffa Boxing. But where does he stand in his quest for titles, especially the undisputed throne?