Regis Prograis has made a serious accusation his next opponent, Devin Haney. He has alleged that Haney's unblemished record is fake. Let's find out all the details.
Prograis, a two-time super-lightweight champion, is set to fight Haney in San Francisco this December.
Leading up to the bout, he's raised questions on social media about Haney potentially paying to have an early loss removed from his record.
He stated, "So I’m hearing Devin lost a fight in Mexico earlier in his career but he paid to take it off his record. IF that’s true that’s the weakest s**t I ever heard so far in boxing. Press conference is Tuesday and y’all reporters better not let this s**t slide.”
Prograis reaffirmed his initial claim with another post, "Just got confirmation that it’s true. Y’all reporters better do y’all research."
Haney fired back at Prograis, stating that the unsubstantiated rumor had been concocted by WBA 140-pound titlist Rolando "Rolly" Romero. He said, "Only a dumbass would believe some sh!t like that. This info is coming from Rolly that should tell u enough.”