Bill Haney told BoxingScene his unbeaten, three-division-champion son has agreed to fight unbeaten, four-division champion Shakur Stevenson November 28 in Atlanta, but added Stevenson has gone absent since the pair’s representatives struck a deal last week to fight at 145lbs…

Bill Haney, father and manager of Devin Haney, told BoxingScene that Shakur Stevenson has gone silent after both camps verbally agreed to terms for a proposed fight. The bout was targeted for November 28 in Atlanta at a catchweight of 145 pounds. According to Haney, terms including purse splits and venue had been settled with Stevenson's co-manager James Prince and Saudi Arabian representatives before communication abruptly stopped.
Haney stated that his son compromised on the weight limit to finalize the matchup and denied that financial disagreements are holding up the deal. The proposed event is reportedly planned for DAZN pay-per-view, despite Stevenson's ties to Zuffa Boxing. Bill Haney emphasized that the fight remains viable, urging Stevenson's team to formalize the agreement in writing rather than letting negotiations stall.
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