We have Devin Haney next fight news, and it sets up a potential huge rematch for 2025. “The Dream” will square off with Jose Ramirez in May under Turki Alalshikh and the Saudi Arabia General Entertainment Authority.
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Who will Devin Haney next fight be against?
Haney will square off with Jose Ramirez in May in the United States. While the bout takes place within the borders of the U.S., it will be promoted by Saudi Arabia’s General Entertainment Authority, which purchased The Ring in November. It will be branded a Ring Magazine event and also feature Haney’s rival, Ryan Garcia taking on Rolly Romero.
How to Watch Devin Haney vs. Jose Ramirez
- Haney vs. Ramirez will take place in May in the United States.
- No venue has been announced for the event or fight
- It has not been announced how the fight will air
Devin Haney vs Jose Ramirez Preview
For all purposes, this is almost a forgone conclusion and just a way to keep Haney and Garcia active to set up the rematch. Garcia is also suspended at the moment, which makes putting him and Haney together right now dangerous. Instead, it will be Ramirez given the opportunity to play spoiler.
Ramirez, a 32-year-old from California, represented the United States at the 2012 Summer Olympics and is a former unified championship at light welterweight. He is 29-2 overall, but is coming off a decision loss to Arnold Barboza Jr.
During his career, Ramirez has bested the likes of Richard Commey, Jose Pedraza and Vikor Postol. He lost the light welterweight titles in 2021 to Josh Taylor, suffering his first loss in 26 pro fights.
Haney won the WBC super lightweight title in 2023 and was set to defend it vs. Garcia this past April. However, Garcia missed weight and the result of the fight – which was originally a majority decision for Garcia – was overturned due to a failed drug test.
With wins over Vasiliy Lomachenko and George Kambosos Jr. in his career, many consider Haney – who is 31-0 with the one no-contest – one of the top pound-for-pound boxers in the world. He owns 15 knockout wins to his resume, but has not recorded one since 2019.
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What Makes Devin Haney So Popular?
Even without a long highlight reel of knockouts, Haney’s skill and consistent ability to outclass his opposition has made him one of boxing’s biggest and most talented fighters. Having similar success in a heavier division only cements his place even further and he continues to add to an already impressive resume.
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- Devin Haney record: 31-0, 1 NC (15 knockouts, 16 decisions)
- Devin Haney weight: “The Dream” held titles at lightweight and super lightweight, which cap at 135 and 140 respectively
- Haney has had seven successful world title defenses
- He has wins over Vasily Lomanchenko, George Kambosos Jr., Joseph Diaz, and Jorge Linares
- Haney made his US television debut on his 19th birthday with a ninth-round stoppage of Mason Menard.
Devin Haney Net Worth
Haney’s success in the ring has helped the Bay Area native reach an estimated net worth of $6 million.
