
Lomachenko: It Will Be More Difficult For Haney To Beat Kambosos This Time, Closer Fight
Vasiliy Lomachenko expects Devin Haney to beat George Kambosos Jr. again, just not as easily as he out-boxed Kambosos in their first fight.
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Vasiliy Lomachenko expects Devin Haney to beat George Kambosos Jr. again, just not as easily as he out-boxed Kambosos in their first fight.

The one fight that Devin Haney sought all along to become champion could be next in queue for the undisputed lightweight king. Talks of an eventual showdown with Vasiliy Lomachenko (16-2, 11KOs) have swirled for months and now appear closer

Shakur Stevenson wants to fight Devin Haney or Vasiliy Lomachenko next. The two-division champion recognizes, of course, that it is much more likely that Haney and Lomachenko will fight each other if they win their upcoming bouts. If Haney beats George Kambosos Jr. again in their immediate rematch October 16 and Lomachenko gets past Jamaine Ortiz on October 29, Lomanchenko will want the opportunity to fight for Haney’s four lightweight titles sometime within the first half of 2023.

Long before moving into the limelight, Devin Haney roared and shouted to anyone that would listen that he and only he, was the best fighter in the world. In an effort to prove that his braggadocious words are more than just talk, the 23-year-old has audaciously welcomed all-comers, something he believes Gervonta Davis is eschewing.

Former junior lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson won’t begrudge Vasiliy Lomachenko for not necessarily counting him as his No. 1 option.

Like most of the boxing world, Terence Crawford begins to salivate as a collision course between Devin Haney and Vasiliy Lomachenko draws near. Firstly, however, both parties will be asked to take care of business in their respective showdowns.

NEWARK, New Jersey – Shakur Stevenson made it known early Saturday morning that he’ll fight whichever lightweight his promoters at Top Rank Inc. propose for his return to the ring early in 2023.

Vasiliy Lomachenko did his best to maintain a low profile as he snuggled into his ringside seat to watch Canelo Alvarez take on Gennadiy Golovkin. The two Hall of Fame bound fighters fought a somewhat mundane matchup this past Saturday night at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Keyshawn Davis is very much in the infancy stages of his career. But, regardless of having just five pro bouts under his belt, the former Olympic silver medalist is thoroughly enjoying his somewhat meteoric rise.

Former three division world champion Vasiliy Lomachenko is looking to shake off the rust and put on a show when he returns to the ring on Saturday, October 29. Lomachenko will collide with undefeated contender Jamaine Ortiz at the Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden.