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Devin Haney

Devin Haney is an American professional boxer from San Francisco, California.

By Ethan Anderson| Reviewed by Olivia Bennett, Standards & Fact-Checking Lead| Updated July 26, 2026|2 min read| Fact-checked

Devin Haney is an American professional boxer from San Francisco, California. He has held world titles in multiple weight classes, including the undisputed lightweight championship and the WBO welterweight title. As of the available sources, he is known for competing at lightweight, super lightweight, and welterweight.

Professional career

Haney began his professional career in 2015 and rose quickly through the lightweight ranks. He later became undisputed lightweight champion and added world titles at super lightweight and welterweight.

Major fights

His notable opponents include George Kambosos Jr., Vasiliy Lomachenko, Jorge Linares, Regis Prograis, Jose Ramirez, and Ryan Garcia. The Garcia result was later changed to a no contest.

Championships

Haney has held major world titles across three weight classes. Sources identify him as a former undisputed lightweight champion, a former WBC super lightweight champion, and the WBO welterweight champion.

Record and style

Available sources list Haney at 33 wins, no losses, and one no contest, with 15 knockouts. He is generally described as a technical boxer who fights primarily at lightweight, super lightweight, and welterweight.

Key facts

  • Devin Haney is an American professional boxer who has won world titles in multiple weight classes.
  • He became undisputed lightweight champion in 2022 after defeating George Kambosos Jr.
  • He later won the WBC super lightweight title and the WBO welterweight title.
  • His professional record is 33 wins, 0 losses, and 1 no contest, with 15 knockouts.
  • His first career loss to Ryan Garcia was changed to a no contest after Garcia failed a drug test.
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Canadian context

Haney has had major boxing bouts that attracted international attention, including coverage by Canadian sports audiences who follow world-title boxing.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Devin Haney?
Devin Haney is an American professional boxer from San Francisco, California, who has won world titles in multiple weight classes.
What is Devin Haney's record?
The available sources list his professional record as 33 wins, 0 losses, and 1 no contest, with 15 knockouts.
What weight class is Devin Haney?
Haney has competed at lightweight, super lightweight, and welterweight; recent sources identify him as the WBO welterweight champion.
Who did Devin Haney fight?
Notable opponents include George Kambosos Jr., Vasiliy Lomachenko, Jorge Linares, Regis Prograis, Jose Ramirez, and Ryan Garcia.
Who beat Devin Haney?
Ryan Garcia defeated Haney on the scorecards in April 2024, but the result was later changed to a no contest after Garcia tested positive for a banned substance.
What is Devin Haney's next fight?
Available sources list his next fight as not yet confirmed or to be determined.

References

  1. Wikipediahttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devin_Haney
    Supports: Birth date, nationality, world titles, and professional record.
  2. ESPNhttps://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/id/38550783/biography-boxing-record-fights-more
    Supports: Record, weight class, title status, notable fights, and next fight listed as TBA.
  3. DAZNhttps://www.dazn.com/en-US/news/boxing/devin-haney-fighter-profile-dazn/1pun3ed8mpxp71wojkmh0ea4xv
    Supports: Career overview, record, and next fight not yet confirmed.
  4. WBAhttps://www.wbaboxing.com/wba-boxer-profile?id=5421
    Supports: Record, birth date, height, reach, and nationality.
  5. Tapologyhttps://www.tapology.com/fightcenter/fighters/206790-devin-haney-the-dream
    Supports: Record and the Ryan Garcia result being overturned to a no contest.
  6. ESPNhttps://www.espn.com/boxing/story/_/id/38550783/biography-boxing-record-fights-more
    Supports: Ryan Garcia loss later changed to no contest, WBO welterweight title, and not-yet-confirmed next fight.