Welterweight world title unifications are undoubtedly on the agenda for 2027, with Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney each keen to establish themselves as the man to beat in the 147lb division. Now, both men have been offered the opportunity to…

IBF welterweight champion Liam Paro has issued a direct challenge to WBC titlist Ryan Garcia and WBO champion Devin Haney, stating he has accepted fights against both men. Addressing critics and rumors on social media, the Australian two-division champion called for contracts and dates to be sent to unify the 147-pound division.
Talks between Paro and Haney had reportedly collapsed previously, while Garcia defended his title against Conor Benn last month. With other potential bouts facing obstacles, Paro's offer provides both Garcia and Haney an alternate pathway to title unifications.
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