Haney vs Prograis Results: How Much Money Did Devin Haney Make By Beating Regis Prograis via UD for the WBC Super Lightweight Title?
Devin Haney secured the WBC Super lightweight strap by outclassing Regis Prograis unanimously on the scorecard (107-120 by all three judges) for all 12 rounds. On his first-ever appearance at 140 lbs, Haney seemed flawless and dominated his opponent briefly. He also floored Regis Prograis in round three.
That said, Devin Haney pocketed a lucrative paycheck of millions and has now advanced his professional record to 31-0. Although the numbers aren’t official yet, Devin Haney seemingly made more than $5 million from his recent appearance.
Devin Haney vs Regis Prograis Purse, Payouts and Full Results of the Card
Per reports, 25-year-old ‘Dream’ Haney was guaranteed $ 6 million for the fight against Regis Prograis along with an additional PPV share. Despite being the defending champion of the WBC 140 lbs strap, Regis Prograis was guaranteed a smaller financial digit. However, he also benefitted from PPV shares which turned his net income to more than $1 million at least.
During his clash against Vasiliy Lomachenko, Haney could rake up to $4 million. He clearly has improvised his financial game. While ‘Haney has now become an undefeated two-weight champion, he is expected to make more money in the future.
As for his performance, Devin Haney left no doubts about being the superior pugilist to Regis Prograis. The undercard fights also lived up to the expectations of many fans. Stunningly, Miyo Yoshida snatched the IBF Bantamweight strap from Ebanue Bridges, leaving many fans surprised. Here’s a look at the complete results of the card
Devin Haney beat Regis Prograis via Unanimous Decision 12 (120-107, 120-107, 120-107)- WBC super lightweight title
Liam Paro beat Montana Love via TKO 6 (1:49); Super Lightweights
Miyo Yoshida beat Ebanie Bridges (c) via UD 10 (99-91, 99-91, 97-93)- IBF bantamweight title
Andy Cruz beat Jovanni Straffon via TKO 3 (0:53); Lightweights
Amari Jones beat Quilisto Madera via KO 5 (1:44); Super Welterweights
Beatriz Ferreira beat Destiny Jones via KO 8 (0:05); Super Featherweights
Shamar Canal beat Jose Antonio Meza via UD 12 (60-53, 60-53, 60-53); Super Featherweights
