Devin Haney “The Dream”
Welterweight · United States · Boxing
Slick, defensively responsible boxer built around an elite jab and ring IQ
A pinpoint jab and footwork that controls distance for twelve rounds
Record & stats
| Division | Welterweight |
|---|---|
| Categories | Boxing |
| Promotion | Boxing |
| Nationality | United States |
| Born | San Francisco, California, USA |
| Pro debut | 2015 |
| Height | 173cm |
| Reach | 183cm |
| Stance | Orthodox |
| Age | 27 |
| KO rate | 45% |
| Status | Active |
How the wins come
45% Finish rate- 15 KO/TKO · 45%
- 18 Decision · 55%
Titles & honors
- WBO Welterweight Champion
- Former undisputed lightweight champion
- Former WBC super lightweight champion
- Three-division champion
Biography
Devin "The Dream" Haney is a slick, technically refined American boxer who became one of the youngest undisputed champions in the sport. Built around a world-class jab, footwork and defensive discipline, he tends to control fights from the outside rather than seek knockouts.
Haney unified all four lightweight titles in 2022 with back-to-back wins over George Kambosos, then moved up to win the WBC super lightweight crown in 2023. His career hit turbulence in 2024 around the controversial Ryan Garcia bout, which was ultimately ruled a no contest after Garcia failed a drug test.
He rebuilt in 2025 with a clear win over Jose Ramirez, then jumped to welterweight and dethroned WBO champion Brian Norman Jr. in Riyadh in November 2025 — dropping Norman in the second round and winning a unanimous decision to become a three-division champion.
As of June 2026 Haney is the WBO welterweight champion with a 33-0 record (1 NC).
Fight history
- WBrian Norman Jr.W UD 12
- WJose RamirezW UD 12
FAQ
- Is Devin Haney the WBO welterweight champion?
- Yes. He beat Brian Norman Jr. by unanimous decision in November 2025 to win the WBO welterweight title.
- How many divisions has Haney won titles in?
- Three — undisputed lightweight, WBC super lightweight, and WBO welterweight.
- Has Devin Haney ever lost?
- No. His record is 33-0; his bout with Ryan Garcia was ruled a no contest after Garcia failed a drug test.
- What is Haney's record?
- He is 33-0 with 15 knockouts and one no contest as of June 2026.