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sumaiya khan
Dec 9, 2023, 1:08:48 PM12/9/23
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Haney vs Prograis Live Streams Fight Free Broadcast ON Tv Channel. The sport is set to close out 2023 with plenty of cards scheduled as we enter fall and winter Devin Haney has pushed all his chips in.
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The lineal king of the lightweight division has made clear that he isn’t headed back to 135 pounds, vacating all of his alphabet titles ahead of a move to junior welterweight. Coming off his close, competitive win over Vasyl Lomachenko in one of the best fights of 2023, Haney is going right at one of the best of the next division up.
It’s new belt or bust.
Regis Prograis is coming off one of the most uneven performances of his career, an awkward decision over Danielito Zorrilla that Prograis still won wide on two cards in a split decision. To date, his only loss came in an excellent affair with Josh Taylor in the finals of the World Boxing Super Series. That defeat came four years ago and Prograis hasn’t been in an event with the same profile since.
He’s in one this Saturday (DAZN PPV, 8 PM EST).
The Chase Center in San Francisco is sold out and the buzz has built for a serious fight fan’s fight.
Let’s get into it.
Stats and Stakes
Regis Prograis
Age: 34
Titles: WBC Super Lightweight (2022-Present, 1 Defense)
Previous Titles: WBA Super Lightweight (2019)
Height: 5’8
Weight: 139 lbs.
Stance: Southpaw
Hails from: New Orleans, Louisiana
Record: 29-1, 24 KO
Press Rankings: #1 (TBRB), #2 (Ring, BoxRec), #3 (ESPN)
Record in Major Title Fights: 3-1, 2 KO (4-1, 3 KO including interim title bouts)
Last Five Opponents: 114-10-3 (.909)
Notable Outcomes, TBRB and/or Ring Rated Foes: Julius Indongo TKO2; Kiryl Relikh TKO6; Josh Taylor L12; Jose Zepeda KO11
Additional Current/Former Titlists Faced: Terry Flanagan UD12
Vs.
Devin Haney
Age: 25
Title: Lineal/TBRB/Ring Lightweight Champion (2022-Present, 2 Defenses)
Previous Titles: WBC*/WBA/IBF/WBO Lightweight (2022-23, 2 Defenses)
Height: 5’8
Weight: 140 lbs.
Stance: Orthodox
Hails from: Las Vegas, Nevada
Record: 30-0, 15 KO
Record in Major Title Fights: 3-0 (6-0, 1 KO including interim and alternative WBC title fights)
Last Five Opponents: 136-9-1 (.935)
Notable Outcomes, Ring/TBRB Rated Foes: Jorge Linares UD12; Joseph Diaz UD12; George Kambosos UD12, UD12; Vasyl Lomachenko UD12
Additional Current/Former Titlists Faced: Yuriorkis Gamboa UD12
*Held an alternative WBC belt at lightweight from 2019-22; defended four times
The Pick: Haney enters the fight with five consecutive wins over fighters ranked top ten or champion at lightweight by TBRB or the Ring. The last three have come against the very top of the class and he’s continuing the trend here. Without an immediate path to a Tank Davis or Teofimo Lopez, a lot of young fighters might have looked for less of a test than Prograis.
Will Haney regret it?
While the official listing for the fight says these men are the same height, shared personal appearances indicate Haney is the taller man. He’s certainly the longer one, with a reach advantage of some four inches. Haney likes to work off the jab and control the distance of fights and Prograis is going to have to work hard to get past the jab and land consistently.
Against Lomachenko, Haney also showed he was comfortable at close quarters and built a lead early with excellent body attacks. If Haney can get to Prograis’s body early on, and avoid return fire, he’ll test the older man’s legs. There will be danger going to the body though because Prograis can land, and land hard, when he’s in range.
Prograis in his last few fights doesn’t look as quick in his last two fights as he was a few years ago but the defending titlist still has good hand speed and explosiveness. Prograis can sometimes throw wide but he launches from the sort of odd angles that make it hard to defend or reply to. Prograis also has an excellent southpaw lead to the body that creates openings for bombs over the top. Haney will have to be defensively responsible all night.
The thinking here is the extra weight will be a benefit to a Haney whose body still looked drawn at junior welterweight at Friday’s weigh-in. He’s the one with the naturally larger frame, entering his physical prime now. Prograis is probably exiting his own, making this a ship’s passing moment fraught with danger for both men.
Haney won’t stop Prograis from landing all night so the question is how he weathers any storms. Haney has shown the ring IQ to survive a dangerous moment (against Linares) and isn’t afraid to tie an opponent up to freeze the action until he can get back to the range he prefers. That could mean a mix of dramatic and frustrating moments for a Prograis who will see a lot of rounds go into the bank for Haney while waiting for opportunities to hurt the younger man.
The pick is Haney by decision.
Rold Picks 2023: 38-14
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The lineal king of the lightweight division has made clear that he isn’t headed back to 135 pounds, vacating all of his alphabet titles ahead of a move to junior welterweight. Coming off his close, competitive win over Vasyl Lomachenko in one of the best fights of 2023, Haney is going right at one of the best of the next division up.
It’s new belt or bust.
Regis Prograis is coming off one of the most uneven performances of his career, an awkward decision over Danielito Zorrilla that Prograis still won wide on two cards in a split decision. To date, his only loss came in an excellent affair with Josh Taylor in the finals of the World Boxing Super Series. That defeat came four years ago and Prograis hasn’t been in an event with the same profile since.
He’s in one this Saturday (DAZN PPV, 8 PM EST).
The Chase Center in San Francisco is sold out and the buzz has built for a serious fight fan’s fight.
Let’s get into it.
Stats and Stakes
Regis Prograis
Age: 34
Titles: WBC Super Lightweight (2022-Present, 1 Defense)
Previous Titles: WBA Super Lightweight (2019)
Height: 5’8
Weight: 139 lbs.
Stance: Southpaw
Hails from: New Orleans, Louisiana
Record: 29-1, 24 KO
Press Rankings: #1 (TBRB), #2 (Ring, BoxRec), #3 (ESPN)
Record in Major Title Fights: 3-1, 2 KO (4-1, 3 KO including interim title bouts)
Last Five Opponents: 114-10-3 (.909)
Notable Outcomes, TBRB and/or Ring Rated Foes: Julius Indongo TKO2; Kiryl Relikh TKO6; Josh Taylor L12; Jose Zepeda KO11
Additional Current/Former Titlists Faced: Terry Flanagan UD12
Vs.
Devin Haney
Age: 25
Title: Lineal/TBRB/Ring Lightweight Champion (2022-Present, 2 Defenses)
Previous Titles: WBC*/WBA/IBF/WBO Lightweight (2022-23, 2 Defenses)
Height: 5’8
Weight: 140 lbs.
Stance: Orthodox
Hails from: Las Vegas, Nevada
Record: 30-0, 15 KO
Record in Major Title Fights: 3-0 (6-0, 1 KO including interim and alternative WBC title fights)
Last Five Opponents: 136-9-1 (.935)
Notable Outcomes, Ring/TBRB Rated Foes: Jorge Linares UD12; Joseph Diaz UD12; George Kambosos UD12, UD12; Vasyl Lomachenko UD12
Additional Current/Former Titlists Faced: Yuriorkis Gamboa UD12
*Held an alternative WBC belt at lightweight from 2019-22; defended four times
The Pick: Haney enters the fight with five consecutive wins over fighters ranked top ten or champion at lightweight by TBRB or the Ring. The last three have come against the very top of the class and he’s continuing the trend here. Without an immediate path to a Tank Davis or Teofimo Lopez, a lot of young fighters might have looked for less of a test than Prograis.
Will Haney regret it?
While the official listing for the fight says these men are the same height, shared personal appearances indicate Haney is the taller man. He’s certainly the longer one, with a reach advantage of some four inches. Haney likes to work off the jab and control the distance of fights and Prograis is going to have to work hard to get past the jab and land consistently.
Against Lomachenko, Haney also showed he was comfortable at close quarters and built a lead early with excellent body attacks. If Haney can get to Prograis’s body early on, and avoid return fire, he’ll test the older man’s legs. There will be danger going to the body though because Prograis can land, and land hard, when he’s in range.
Prograis in his last few fights doesn’t look as quick in his last two fights as he was a few years ago but the defending titlist still has good hand speed and explosiveness. Prograis can sometimes throw wide but he launches from the sort of odd angles that make it hard to defend or reply to. Prograis also has an excellent southpaw lead to the body that creates openings for bombs over the top. Haney will have to be defensively responsible all night.
The thinking here is the extra weight will be a benefit to a Haney whose body still looked drawn at junior welterweight at Friday’s weigh-in. He’s the one with the naturally larger frame, entering his physical prime now. Prograis is probably exiting his own, making this a ship’s passing moment fraught with danger for both men.
Haney won’t stop Prograis from landing all night so the question is how he weathers any storms. Haney has shown the ring IQ to survive a dangerous moment (against Linares) and isn’t afraid to tie an opponent up to freeze the action until he can get back to the range he prefers. That could mean a mix of dramatic and frustrating moments for a Prograis who will see a lot of rounds go into the bank for Haney while waiting for opportunities to hurt the younger man.
The pick is Haney by decision.
Rold Picks 2023: 38-14
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sumaiya khan
Dec 9, 2023, 4:40:40 PM12/9/23
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At 24, Devin Haney has accomplished more than most in boxing. The undisputed lightweight champion, Haney is ready to add to his legacy. He's set to challenge Regis Prograis for the WBC super lightweight title.
The fight has landed on December 9 and airs on DAZN PPV in the U.S. Regarding the lightweight belts, Haney relinquished his status as undisputed champion to focus on super lightweight.
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Prograis turned pro in 2012 and beat Luis Eduardo Florez in 2016 to win the NABF super lightweight title. "Rougarou" won the interim WBC super lightweight title in 2018 against Julius Indongo. Competing in the World Boxing Super Series super lightweight tournament, he beat Terry Flanagan and Kiryl Relikh (winning WBA gold) but failed to beat Josh Taylor in the finals for the IBF title.
Since then, he's gone 5-0, beating Jose Zepeda in 2022 for the WBC super lightweight title. Prograis' last bout was a split decision win in June against Danielito Zorrilla.
“Finally, we’re ready to go on Saturday, December 9 and I can’t wait to put on a show,” said Prograis. “I’ve already started training camp and I’ll be more than ready to do what I do best. Devin has done well at 135lbs but I’m the best in the world at 140lbs and I will prove that once again!
Haney has held gold since 2019 when he beat Zaur Abdullaev for the interim WBC lightweight belt. He fought George Kambosos Jr. in Australia in June 2022, beating the hometown hero to win the WBA, IBF, WBO, and Ring belts to become the undisputed champion.
A rematch clause forced Haney to fight Kambosos again, where he once again outpointed the Aussie. In his last bout, Haney edged Vasiliy Lomachenko to retain the belts.
“It’s been a long time coming,” said Haney. “It’s been a dream of mine to fight in my hometown. I’m excited for the opportunity to become two-division World champion in The City [The Bay] where it all started... Regis is going to be trying to knock me out and that’s exactly what I need him to be TRYING to do. This is what you do when you are the youngest promoter in boxing. I’m the real face of boxing. December 9. Legacy and Money."
Here's all you need to know about the anticipated 2023 showdown.
When is Devin Haney vs. Regis Prograis?
Haney vs. Prograis is on December 9. The main card starts at 8 p.m. ET, or 5 p.m. PT. Haney and Prograis should make their way to the ring around 11:30 p.m. ET or 8:30 p.m. PT, depending on how long the undercard fights last.
Where is Devin Haney vs. Regis Prograis?
The fight will take place in the Chase Center in San Francisco. Home to the Golden State Warriors, the arena can hold up to 19,000+ people.
Devin Haney vs. Regis Prograis betting odds
Per Bet MGM, Devin Haney is the -350 favorite, while Regis Prograis is the +275 underdog.
Regis Prograis record and bio
Nationality: American
Born: January 24, 1989
Height: 5-8
Reach: 67 inches
Total fights: 30
Record: 29-1 with 24 wins via knockout
Devin Haney record and bio
Nationality: American
Born: November 17, 1998
Height: 5-8
Reach: 71 inches
Total fights: 30
Record: 30-0 with 15 wins via knockout
Devin Haney vs. Regis Prograis fight card
Regis Prograis (c) vs. Devin Haney for the WBC super lightweight title
Liam Paro vs. Montana Love; Super Lightweights
Ebanie Bridges (c) vs. Miyo Yoshida for the IBF bantamweight title
Andy Cruz vs. Hector Tanajara; Lightweights
Amari Jones vs. Quilisto Madera; Super Welterweights
Beatriz Ferreira vs. Destiny Jones; Super Featherweights
Shamar Canal vs. Jose Antonio Meza; Super Featherweights
The fight has landed on December 9 and airs on DAZN PPV in the U.S. Regarding the lightweight belts, Haney relinquished his status as undisputed champion to focus on super lightweight.
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Prograis turned pro in 2012 and beat Luis Eduardo Florez in 2016 to win the NABF super lightweight title. "Rougarou" won the interim WBC super lightweight title in 2018 against Julius Indongo. Competing in the World Boxing Super Series super lightweight tournament, he beat Terry Flanagan and Kiryl Relikh (winning WBA gold) but failed to beat Josh Taylor in the finals for the IBF title.
Since then, he's gone 5-0, beating Jose Zepeda in 2022 for the WBC super lightweight title. Prograis' last bout was a split decision win in June against Danielito Zorrilla.
“Finally, we’re ready to go on Saturday, December 9 and I can’t wait to put on a show,” said Prograis. “I’ve already started training camp and I’ll be more than ready to do what I do best. Devin has done well at 135lbs but I’m the best in the world at 140lbs and I will prove that once again!
Haney has held gold since 2019 when he beat Zaur Abdullaev for the interim WBC lightweight belt. He fought George Kambosos Jr. in Australia in June 2022, beating the hometown hero to win the WBA, IBF, WBO, and Ring belts to become the undisputed champion.
A rematch clause forced Haney to fight Kambosos again, where he once again outpointed the Aussie. In his last bout, Haney edged Vasiliy Lomachenko to retain the belts.
“It’s been a long time coming,” said Haney. “It’s been a dream of mine to fight in my hometown. I’m excited for the opportunity to become two-division World champion in The City [The Bay] where it all started... Regis is going to be trying to knock me out and that’s exactly what I need him to be TRYING to do. This is what you do when you are the youngest promoter in boxing. I’m the real face of boxing. December 9. Legacy and Money."
Here's all you need to know about the anticipated 2023 showdown.
When is Devin Haney vs. Regis Prograis?
Haney vs. Prograis is on December 9. The main card starts at 8 p.m. ET, or 5 p.m. PT. Haney and Prograis should make their way to the ring around 11:30 p.m. ET or 8:30 p.m. PT, depending on how long the undercard fights last.
Where is Devin Haney vs. Regis Prograis?
The fight will take place in the Chase Center in San Francisco. Home to the Golden State Warriors, the arena can hold up to 19,000+ people.
Devin Haney vs. Regis Prograis betting odds
Per Bet MGM, Devin Haney is the -350 favorite, while Regis Prograis is the +275 underdog.
Regis Prograis record and bio
Nationality: American
Born: January 24, 1989
Height: 5-8
Reach: 67 inches
Total fights: 30
Record: 29-1 with 24 wins via knockout
Devin Haney record and bio
Nationality: American
Born: November 17, 1998
Height: 5-8
Reach: 71 inches
Total fights: 30
Record: 30-0 with 15 wins via knockout
Devin Haney vs. Regis Prograis fight card
Regis Prograis (c) vs. Devin Haney for the WBC super lightweight title
Liam Paro vs. Montana Love; Super Lightweights
Ebanie Bridges (c) vs. Miyo Yoshida for the IBF bantamweight title
Andy Cruz vs. Hector Tanajara; Lightweights
Amari Jones vs. Quilisto Madera; Super Welterweights
Beatriz Ferreira vs. Destiny Jones; Super Featherweights
Shamar Canal vs. Jose Antonio Meza; Super Featherweights
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