Devin Haney and Regis Prograis made weight for their junior welterweight clash on Saturday.

Verbal exchanges between the two fighters have marred the build-up. Haney’s camp has promised to stop Prograis even though he has not had a knockout in four years. Meanwhile, Prograis’ response throughout the build-up was that he would ‘hurt’ Haney. Prograis’ WBC belt is at stake with a win for Haney, making him a two-weight world champion.

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As for Prograis, victory propels him to a PPV star with unification fights against Teofimo Lopez, Subriel Matias and Rolando Romero being options. Haney came in at a career heaviest at 140 following his move up from lightweight, while Prograis weighed 139.

Haney-Prograis Reaction

"He’s a bum. I’m going to show it. Saturday, tomorrow, I’m going to show he’s a f****** bum," Haney

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"I’m going to f*** Devin up tomorrow. Ain’t no stopping me, I’m f****** Devin up tomorrow. F*** the Haneys," Prograis

Results

Regis Prograis (139) vs. Devin Haney (140) – super lightweight – Prograis’ WBC super lightweight title

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Liam Paro (140) vs. Montana Love (140) – super lightweight

Andy Cruz (134.4) vs. Jovanni Straffon (134) – lightweight

Ebanie Bridges (117.8) vs. Miyo Yoshida (117.6) – bantamweight

Amari Jones (159.2) vs. Quilisto Madera (160) – super welterweight

Beatriz Ferreira (130) vs. Destiny Jones (129.8) – featherweight/" class="internal-link text-bone underline decoration-ash/30 hover:decoration-gold underline-offset-2">super featherweight

Shamar Canal (132) vs. Jose Antonio Meza (138.1) – super featherweight

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