A massive fight is around the corner as the current undisputed lightweight champion, Devin Haney, will defend his belts against Vasyl Lomachenko, a seasoned veteran and a former champion. The title fight will take place on May 20 at MGM Grand Arena in Las Vegas. Lomachenko has come full circle to fight for the titles after losing against Teofimez Lopez back in 2020. While for Haney, this fight presents a unique challenge given the experience and skill set of Lomachenko. Not to mention, he would defend his belts again after defeating George Kambosos Jr last year.

Needless to say, it is a highly anticipated bout as the two prepare to square off inside the squared circle. Recently, a video was posted on YouTube in which Haney was spotted signing boxing gloves for fans just 2 days ahead of the fight.

Devin Haney signs boxing gloves for fans

Haney was gracious enough to sign boxing gloves for the fans just a couple of days before he makes his return to the ring. Not to mention, he was happy to oblige with the pre-fight obligations as he was seen signing the gloves with great patience. Post the signing, the gloves would be sold-off to fans around the world.

In a video posted by Fight Hype, Haney was spotted calmly signing gloves while sitting on a chair. He was passed multiple gloves and the boxer was signing one after the other.

Devin Haney makes a bold prediction for his fight against Vasyl Lomachenko

Haney is not intimidated by the challenge ahead of him. Instead, the champion is of the opinion that he would showcase a master-class performance by dominating his opponent.

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