Date set for Haney and Lomachenko showdoown
Undisputed world lightweight champion Devin Haney will put his titles on the line against Vasiliy Lomachenko next month, promoters have announced.
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Undisputed world lightweight champion Devin Haney will put his titles on the line against Vasiliy Lomachenko next month, promoters have announced.
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