Shakur Stevenson has publicly accepted Devin Haney’s proposed 145-pound catchweight, moving their fight discussions forward after previously pushing for 144. The remaining question is whether Shakur Stevenson Accepts Devin Haney’s 145-Pound Offer @ Boxing News 24

Shakur Stevenson has publicly accepted Devin Haney's proposal to fight at a 145-pound catchweight, marking a major breakthrough in negotiations. Stevenson announced his agreement on X after previously pushing for a 144-pound limit, prompting Haney to respond positively while claiming the win will make him the top pound-for-pound fighter.
Despite the agreement on weight, it remains unclear whether Stevenson dropped his request for a 10-pound rehydration clause. Haney originally offered 145 pounds with no rehydration limits for a planned December bout, and neither fighter has officially confirmed a signed contract.
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