Devin Haney Sticks It to His Haters With Stacks of Money: “Ain’t None of This Sh*t Luck”

Devin Haney ranks among the most intriguing young boxing prospect of recent times. With his slick in-ring capabilities, Haney has accrued some cosmic buzz and attention around himself. Also, in his short yet decorated career, the young bruiser has tested himself against fellow young guns as well as some stern veterans.

And in all of these fights, Haney has come out on top to attain some magnetic wins to add to his resume.

In his inception days in boxing itself, Haney has shown a lot of promise and he undoubtedly looks to cement a staggering boxing career. Alongside his boxing skills, Haney knows how to keep his social media game on top and fire back at his critics.

That said, ‘The Dream’ recently took it to his social media to mock his critics with a fiery image and a caption.

“I be at practice, I got real skills ain’t none of this sh*t luck!” he wrote.

With his exemplary performances over the past few years, Haney has seen a surge in his paychecks. That’s why he never fails to show off his hard-earned money to vanquish the naysayers out of his way.

In his last fight, Haney took on the veteran Jorge Linares to test himself in deep waters. As expected, he had his moments in the ring that night, which eventually helped him bag one of his biggest and perhaps the most important career wins.

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With that win, Haney strengthened his immaculate track record, thus defending his belts simultaneously.

Will Devin Haney go down as one of the biggest lightweights of all time?

Haney’s track record stands at 26 wins and out of that, a sensational 15 of his wins have arrived via T/KO. He holds the WBC lightweight title to his name and until now he’s defended it successfully.

Looking at how he’s shaping his career from here on, it’s safe to say that Haney is in contention to become the biggest lightweight of all time.

Not only the fans, but fellow fighters too would be keen to see who he takes on next. And how he subsequently approaches his next adversary. What do you make of Haney’s above-mentioned post? Who would you like to see Haney take on next?

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