Which one do you think is the bigger money fight for Devin Haney? Shakur or Tank?

[maguirre]

It's a simple question.

[dan-b]

Tank.

[maguirre]

Tank.

Fight would have to happen at 140, says Haney...

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[dan-b]

Fight would have to happen at 140, says Haney...

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Okay, but it's still the bigger money fight, which was your question.

[maguirre]

Okay, but it's still the bigger money fight, which was your question.

On real paper, it's Tank, the other Face of Boxing, according to some fans.

I'm just a bit confuse why Shakur is even in the mix. Teofimo Lopez should be the other alternative because I don't see Haney going back to 135.

[Apollo7]

On real paper, it's Tank, the other Face of Boxing, according to some fans.

I'm just a bit confuse why Shakur is even in the mix. Teofimo Lopez should be the other alternative because I don't see Haney going back to 135.

Maybe Tank and Teo aren't too interested in facing Haney?

[baroidi]

Tank is obviously the bigger money fight, casuals know who he is from the Cryan fight. I doubt casuals will know who Shakur is, and getting casuals interested is what propels ppv buys.

[brettWall]

There's also Ryan Garcia, whose name Eddie Hearn already threw in there for the Prograis/Haney winner. And Dela Hoya is amenable to it for a DAZN fight. Easiest fight to make.

[The Big Dunn]

Tank is. I’m not sure how anyone with an account in this site doesn’t see this.

[maguirre]

Maybe Tank and Teo aren't too interested in facing Haney?

I'd expect Teo Lopez to come out and take active interest in pursuing the Prograis-Haney winner.

Tank is still managed by Ellerbe. I don't know what their plans are.