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Devin Haney Signs Multi-Fight Deal With DAZN

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Devin Haney is making another major business move as he looks to solidify his position among boxing’s biggest stars. The undefeated three-division world champion has officially signed a multi-fight agreement with DAZN. Positioning himself for potential blockbuster matchups and championship unification opportunities in the welterweight division.

Haney, 27, enters the agreement with a perfect professional record of 33-0 with 15 knockouts and currently holds the WBO welterweight championship. For Haney, the partnership represents an opportunity to eliminate promotional obstacles that have historically prevented some of boxing’s biggest fights from becoming reality.

“I’m at a point in my career where I want the biggest challenges and the fights the fans want to see,” Haney said in a statement.

“I’m excited to partner with DAZN. This agreement removes any doubt or uncertainty about my ability to make the major fights in boxing. I’m in position to fight anyone, and I’m focused, motivated and ready for whoever is next.”

Haney Looks to Unify the Welterweight Division

Haney has established himself as one of boxing’s most accomplished young champions, capturing world titles across three weight classes. His latest achievement came in November. When he defeated previously unbeaten Brian Norman Jr. by unanimous decision to claim the WBO welterweight championship.

The victory added another significant accomplishment to Haney’s résumé and strengthened his standing among the sport’s elite. Currently ranked No. 1 in ESPN’s welterweight rankings and No. 7 on its pound-for-pound list, Haney is in position to pursue some of the biggest opportunities available at 147 pounds.

The undefeated three-division world champion. Has reportedly reached an agreement to face IBF welterweight champion Liam Paro in a highly anticipated title unification bout expected to take place in the United States before the end of 2026.

According to The Ring’s Mike Coppinger, who revealed the development Thursday on Inside The Ring, both sides have agreed to terms for the matchup.

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