Shakur Stevenson is “moving on” from negotiations with fellow unbeaten multi-division champion Devin Haney, an individual familiar with the negotiations told BoxingScene Friday.

Negotiations for a November 28 bout between Shakur Stevenson and Devin Haney in Atlanta have collapsed after both sides failed to finalize weight terms. According to officials, Haney is now expected to pursue a welterweight unification fight against IBF champion Liam Paro at State Farm Arena. The breakdown occurred following disputes over whether the contest would occur at a 145-pound catchweight or the 147-pound welterweight limit.
Both fighters publicly addressed the fallout on social media, trading blame over weight stipulations and rehydration terms. Stevenson, who recently signed with Zuffa Boxing, is seeking another opponent, with Raymond Muratalla considered an option. Haney maintains a hold on the Atlanta venue for his planned title defense.
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