Devin Haney slaps Shakur Stevenson with “stop crying to the WBC” in fiery online spat after his fight announcement vs Regis Prograis

Devin Haney’s move to face Regis Prograis in a higher weight class has put the potential matchup with Shakur Stevenson on hold. The two boxers have engaged in heated exchanges on Twitter, intensifying their animosity toward each other.

Despite Stevenson’s seemingly consistent desire to challenge Haney for the 135-pound world title, Haney’s decision to pursue the 140-pound division has left Stevenson dissatisfied with the situation involving Haney and the WBC.

Devin Haney gets into heated argument with Shakur Stevenson

Stevenson was likely taken aback by Haney’s unexpected choice to move up to the super lightweight division and face Regis while retaining his lightweight belts. He expressed his respect for the WBC, but he found it illogical for them to permit Haney to avoid fighting him, move up in weight, and still hold onto the belts.

The fighter from New Jersey took to Twitter to initiate an online bout with “Dream” as he stated, “U know u can’t fw me stop capping for Twitter. I would fight u for 25% if u bet yo whole purse on the fight? Let’s get into some real shit gangsta.”

Haney and Shakur have reportedly been unable to reach an agreement in their fight negotiations, and their discussions on Twitter have shown no signs of reaching a satisfactory resolution.

“Nigga foh where was all this negotiating when u had that offer.. don’t let what Bud did gas u up. U know I got something lined up. Stop crying to the WBC I’ll b back too 35 “Gangsta” Haney replied.

Who will Devin Haney fight next?

Many boxing enthusiasts thought Devin would be taking on either Shakur Stevenson or Gervonta Davis next. However, Haney’s team apparently couldn’t reach final negotiations with either of them.

As the deadline was approaching fast, Haney made the decision to step up a weight class and challenge Regis Prograis, the renowned super lightweight superstar. Haney has formally requested the WBC to permit him to compete in the 140-pound division while still allowing him to retain his lightweight belts.

The highly anticipated showdown between Haney and Prograis for the WBC super lightweight title is scheduled to take place on October 28 in Las Vegas. This high-voltage bout between two exceptional boxers has generated immense excitement among boxing enthusiasts.

What is your take on the Devin Haney vs Regis Prograis fight? Share your thoughts with us in the comment section.

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