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by Author Rooks/ Boxing Contributor
In a blockbuster boxing announcement that has sent shockwaves through the fight world, Regis Prograis and Devin Haney are set to collide in late November or early December, promising a showdown of epic proportions. Haney, with an impressive record of 30 wins and 15 knockouts, is known for his dominance in the 135-pound division. However, he’s now set to venture into the 140-pound territory, challenging the formidable Regis Prograis (29-1, 24 KOs) for his coveted WBC light welterweight title.
This bold move by Haney has sparked a buzz on social media, as fans wonder why he specifically chose Prograis among a pool of potential opponents. Nevertheless, this upcoming clash between two elite fighters is poised to deliver fireworks that will undoubtedly captivate the boxing world.
Eddie Hearn, the mastermind behind Matchroom Boxing, recently confirmed the exciting news, stating that the bout between Prograis and Haney is tentatively scheduled for the 2nd or 9th of December, with November also on the table. Prograis, in his last outing against the unheralded Danielito Zorrilla, faced some adversity but managed to secure a hard-fought twelve-round split decision victory last June, all while fighting in front of his fervent hometown crowd in New Orleans.
With this high-stakes matchup on the horizon, Prograis has the chance to silence any doubters and reaffirm his status as a dominant force in the light welterweight division. Meanwhile, Haney’s pursuit of the WBC belt not only sets the stage for a historic showdown with Prograis but also potentially paves the way for a future clash with WBO 140-pound champion Teofimo Lopez, making this bout a must-watch event for boxing enthusiasts worldwide.
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