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

Main Event: George Kambosos Jr vs Devin Haney (12 Rounds, Undisputed Lightweight Championship) The main event tonight on ESPN was a highly anticipated bout for the undisputed lightweight championship of the world. Devin Haney used his length and jab to keep Kambosos at bay early in the fight. Haney showed

Devin “The Dream” Haney finds himself a long way from home in Melbourne, Australia preparing for the most important fight of his career to date. Haney is just 23 years of age, but finds himself on the doorstep of history. With a victory this weekend, he would become the first

You hear the word world-class talent thrown around, but rarely does it truly mean a fighter who can travel the world based on his talent. Yet, Amari Jones, and “Dynamite” David Lopez, both from Oakland, California, are living up to that billing as they will be spending this weekend in

Saturday, June 4th, 5 PM PST | ESPN All the belts are on the line at the lightweight division as four-belt champion George Kambosos Jr. will look to make his first defense against Devin Haney, as Kambosos Jnr will play host to Haney in Australia, in Kambosos Jnr.’s first fight

Last Thursday, the internet broke as Devin Haney, who is in camp for the biggest fight of his career against George Kambosos Jnr, in which the winner will claim all four world title belts in the lightweight division, saw an unexpected visitor, in one of the best welterweights in the

WBC Champion: Shakur Stevenson WBA Champion: Gervonta Davis IBF Champion: VACANT WBO Champion: VACANT

Basic Info: Jorge Linares is a four-time, three-division world champion, who embodies the word world champion to the very core. Jorge Linares, a Venazuelan who lived his native country until the age of 17, moved to Japan based on advice from the WBA president Gilberto Mendoza, which is a little

In a year in which most of Northern California’s fighters took a step backward in terms of success in professional boxing, Haney had his best year as a pro defeating two worthy adversaries in former world champions, Jorge Linares and Joseph Diaz Jr. Haney is now a legitimate top-5 lightweight