On the 20th of this month, Devin Haney will square off against Ryan Garcia with his WBC Super-Lightweight title on the line. However, ‘The Dream’ is already interested in fighting other champions! Well, before moving up to the Super-Lightweight division in December last year, Haney defeated George Kambosos Jr. in 2022 to become the undisputed Lightweight champion of the world.

Later, Devin Haney defended his undisputed Lightweight title in a rematch against Kambosos Jr. in 2022 and then against Vasyl Lomachneko last year in Las Vegas. Following the controversial victory against Lomachenko, Haney moved up to 140 lbs and challenged Regis Prograis for the WBC title. Now, before the Garcia fight, ‘The Dream’ dreams of becoming undisputed at Super-Lightweight!

On March 30th, Isaac Cruz dethroned Rolando Romero in the 8th round of their fight to become the new WBA Super-Lightweight champion. Meanwhile, Teofimo Lopez has the WBO Super-Lightweight title. On June 29, Lopez will potentially defend the same against Steve Claggett. On the other hand, Subriel Matias has to fight Liam Paro with his IBF Super-Lightweight title on the line.

In this context, the WBC Super-Lightweight champion Devin Haney took to Instagram stories and expressed he wanted to face Matias, Cruz, and Lopez to become the undisputed champion at 140 lbs. At this, after talkSPORT correspondent, Michael Benson shared the news on X, several fans reacted to it. Here is what they are saying.

The boxing world believes Devin Haney’s abilities

According to one fan, by the end of 2025, Devin Haney will become a two-division undisputed champion in the sport like Terence Crawford.

On the other hand, a fan said that Haney is the only boxer “who calls dudes straight out and chooses the best fights.”

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In the past, promoter Eddie Hearn had said that Teofimo Lopez had “unrealistic” expectations. As per Hearn, for a fight worth $2 Million, Lopez would ask for $10 Million. As a result, a fan wrote, “Teo will be the hardest to get in the ring due to his demands.”

However, one fan is of the opinion that Matias will beat Devin Haney.

Finally, one fan claimed that Ryan Garcia would defeat Devin this April in Brooklyn.

With that said, what is your reaction to Devin Haney calling out Subriel Matias, Teofimo Lopez, and Isaac Cruz at once? Do you believe Haney can be an undisputed champion at 140 lbs too? Let us know in the comments below.

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