The former absolute lightweight champion, despite the upset nature of his victory over the Ukrainian, continues to remember it.
Devin Haney, who will face WBC junior welterweight champion Regis Prograis, called his advantage over his opponent.
According to the former absolute lightweight champion, he considers this a victory against Ukrainian Vasily Lomachenko. Despite the grueling nature of this fight, Haney was proud of the judges’ decision.
“Regis can say whatever he wants. He’s all about strength. I’m all about skill, IQ and experience. Prograis thinks he’s going to blow me away. It’s crazy because I’m not some rookie. I’m not a fighter , just came from the street.
I have experience, I fought the best of the best. In my last fight, I faced future Hall of Famer Lomachenko. So Prograis can say whatever he wants, but it’s just words. “All we know is we’re going to have a great fight,” Boxing News 24 quoted Haney as saying.
We remind you that Haney and Prograis will fight on December 9 at the Chase Center in San Francisco, California, USA.
In the past, Haney called Oleksandr Usyk the greatest boxer of all time.
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