Undefeated & Undisputed Lightweight Champion

Join us as we take a deep dive into Devin Haney’s boxing record so far, after defeating boxing legend Vasiliy Lomachenko last time out in an undisputed lightweight world title fight.

Devin Haney Boxing Record

Age: 24
🥊Record: 30-0
🥴Knockouts: 15
👍Decision: 15
🏆Current Titles: WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO, and Ring Magazine Lightweight Titles

At just 24-years-old, Devin Haney has managed to reach the very summit of lightweight boxing after becoming the first ever undisputed champion in the four-belt era last year.

Blessed with blistering speed, terrifying power and an inherent boxing IQ, the American remains undefeated across his 30 fights thus far, winning 15 by way of knockout in the process.

In June of last year, he headed to Australia to unify the lightweight class against then-three title holder George Kambosos Jr, who was billed as the favourite with the best US sportsbooks in front of his home crowd.

Haney outboxed and outpointed his opponent to claim all four titles, before backing up his status as the best lightweight boxer on the planet four months later after Kambosos enacted the rematch clause.

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Haney’s pathway was always destined for greatness having turned pro in 2015, where he featured in several early-career fights in Tijuana, Mexico.

In 2018 he won the IBF North American lightweight title by defeating Juan Carlos Burgos, before sweeping aside Yuriorkis Gamboa in 2020 for the WBC lightweight title to kickstart his world champion ambitions.

‘The Dream’ then defended his WBC 135-pound strap successfully on two occasions against Joseph Diaz and Jorge Linares respectively. Then came the undisputed clash with Kambosos Jr, which Haney won at a canter. Of course, as previously alluded to, he won the rematch with the Aussie to cement his status as the best fighter on the planet at lightweight.

His last bout was another highly impressive display, moving to 30-0 in the process. The California man beat boxing legend and three-weight world champion Vasiliy Lomachenko via unanimous decision in May 2023.

Now, some huge fights await Haney as he has solidified his greatness. Fights against the likes of Shakur Stevenson or Gervonta Davis could be next for ‘The Dream’. One thing is for certain, you wouldn’t back against Haney to win them both too.

An incredible fighter and one of the stars of the sport of boxing today.