“He Trying To Have A Protection Plan”: Regis Prograis Slams Devin Haney Following WBC’s Decision On His Lightweight Titles

The boxing world is abuzz with anticipation as Regis Prograis and Devin Haney prepare to face off in the ring. The much-anticipated fight has sparked controversy, particularly concerning Haney’s WBC lightweight titles. Further, Prograis is never one to shy away from speaking his mind and has taken to social media to voice his opinions.

Moreover, according to him, he unraveled the narrative behind Haney’s titles. But why is Prograis so fired up? The answer lies in a recent decision by the WBC, and Prograis’s reaction is nothing short of fierce. What exactly is this “protection plan” that Prograis accuses Haney of? Let’s delve into its nitty-gritty!

What is the take of  Regis Prograis on WBC’s decision?

In a recent interview with ESPN, Prograis slammed Haney saying, “Look, me and Haney, it’s happening. I don’t have a location, I don’t have a date. But, we official. It’s bullshit he can’t keep his belts so Mauricio should strip him,”  The WBC’s decision regarding Haney’s lightweight titles has clearly struck a nerve with Prograis.

He further added, “He trying to have a protection plan; he trying to go up to 140…I’m going to beat him up really bad and then try to have a cushion at 135 to say I’m undisputed….. Nooo, we not doing that; if you come up to fight me….. You stay at 140; you have to fight me for my belt, and that’s how it has to be and get cooked……Now I signed my part; now it’s on him to sign his part.”

This has further eked more layers to the battle that awaits.

All about Haney vs. Prograis

Regis Prograis and Devin Haney are close to finalizing a fight for Prograis’ WBC title, with the bout expected to take place at the end of October or early November. The sanctioning body has officially announced that Haney, the current undisputed lightweight champion, has been approved to fight Prograis. Further, this decision allows Haney to be named the WBC’s “champion-in-recess,” giving him the flexibility to move up to 140 lbs without losing his lightweight titles.

Moreover, the talks between the two parties have been extremely positive, and contracts are being finalized. Multiple venues and locations are still under consideration, with an announcement expected as early as next week. Prograis made his debut for Matchroom last month, and despite a flat performance, he won a split decision against Danielito Zorrilla. 

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The anticipated bout between Regis Prograis and Devin Haney is more than just a battle for a title. Moreover, it’s a collision of personalities, opinions, and pride. Further, Prograis’s blatant opinion against Haney has added fuel to the fire. But there’s no doubt that with their prowess, the bout is going to be a treat for fans.

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