After a few major lightweight fights, we’re starting to see the lightweight division at the top take shape, as it appears clear to me Devin Haney is the best, but now let’s look at the best and the contenders that I currently see in the division. 01. Devin Haney He

Haney Wins Oakland, California’s Devin Haney won all four of the major belts at lightweight defeating George Kambosos Jnr in Australia.  Words to describe Haney – brave, courageous, classy, and dignified.  Though it might not be a fight many rewatch, it was a masterpiece in its own right, as Haney

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“I am on a fast journey because I am 31-years-old I have to be moved quickly and I am fine with that since I have the experience. I am grateful for being able to win this title since it beats asking, begging, and demanding for these fights fighters in my

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Shakur Enters The P4P Shakur Stevenson unified two world titles in the 130 lbs division defeating previously unbeaten world champion and two-time Olympian Oscar Valdez in the main event of a Top Rank ESPN boxing card at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Saturday night.  In short, Stevenson looks like

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