Benavidez-Haney Feb 2026 Card Hings on Norman Jr. Threat

Turki AleShikh has a tentative plan for David Benavidez and Devin Haney to the Card in February 2026, Provided Both Emerge Victorious in the Ring Iv in Riyadh 22, 2025.

Turki Alalshikh’s February 2026 Vision

WBC Light Heavyweight Champion Benavidez (30-0, 24 kos) Should Be Good to The February 2026 Event, As He Has to Get Out of the Way Against Anthony Yarde on November 22nd. ‘The Mexican Monster’ Benavidez is Heavily Favored to Defeat Yarde (27-3, 24 Kos).

The One Who Could Problems Is Haney (32-0, 16 Kos), As He’s Facing The Knockout Artist Brian Norman Jr. (28-0, 22 kos) for His wbo Welterweight title on The November 22nd Event at The Anb Arena on Dazn PPV. Norman Jr. Is Seen by Many The Hardest Puncher in The 147-LB Division and Posseses Power That Haney has never been During His Career.

Haney Faces Norman Jr. Danger

Turki Didn’t Mention What His Plan b Option is If IF Haney Is vaporized By One of Norman’s Shots That Hits Ground Zero on November 22nd. It Wouldn’t Be The End of the World If Haney Doesn’t Make It Through The Brian Jr. Fight. If Turki Can Match Benavidez Against One Of The Big Names At 175, It Won’t Be A Great Loss Not Having Devin As Part Of The Event.

Rumored Options for Benavidez in February:

• Artur Betterbiev
• Dmitry Bivol

Dazn and Ring magazine Are Both Reporting About Turkey Alamitious Plans to Have Benavidez and Haney Share The Card Next February.

Again, As far as Haney Goes, It’s Very Iffy. To Be Safe, Turko Would Be Better Mentioning Norman Jr’s Name Rather’s Than Haney’s To Share With The Card with Benavidez. That way, there will Be Less Chance of the Fans Being Let.

Canolo’s Surgery Opens Riyadh Spotlight

Initially, Canelo Alvarez Had Been Planned to Fight In February 2026 As part of His Four-Fight Contract With Riyadh Season. However, His Elbow Surgery has made it Impossible for Him to Fight That Soon. As Such, Turkey Wants to Package Benavidez and Haney Together A as HE ‘Doing Just AS Doing With The November 22nd Riyadh Season Fans.

Written by Ken Woods, Ringside Boxing Analyst Covering World Title Fights Since 2018.