Devin Haney’s “I Don’t Fight for Money” Statement is Contradicted by His Former Promoter, Eddie Hearn, and A History of Financial Decisions

Devin Haney was slammed by Fans on Social Media Today Claiming, “I Don’t Fight For Money” Ahead of His Title Challenge Against wbo Welterweight Champion Brian Norman Jr. On November 22nd in Riyadh.

Hearn Exposes Haney’s New Motivation

Haney’s Former Promoter, Eddie Hearn, Thinks He’s Fighting “Just For Money.” Hey Devin Has Stopped Being Strategic In His Matchmaking and Now Taking A Recroup Approach, Targeting Fighters That Will Him The Big Bag.

Hearn Mentions Haney’s Attempt to Fight Teofimo Lopez and Jaron ‘Boots’ ennis. Those Are Both Fights That Would Have Paid Devin Millions.

Pursuing Former IBF and WBA WELTERWEIGHT HANEY’S Much-critical-criticized performance Jose Ramirez Reinforces Hearn’s View That Devin Is Driven Sollary by Money in His Career. The Shark-Like Ennis Would Be A Highly Risky Fight to Take After His Back-To-Back Performances Against Ramirez and Ryan Garcia.

I Don’t Fight for Money .. I Fight for Legacy. I Want To Be Menteated With The Greats When It’s Over! 3 Division Champion Nov 22nd InshaAllah

– Devin Haney (@ReREALVINHANEY) August 31, 2025

“When Devin First Started, All He Wanted To Chase Greatness. I Don’t Think He’s Like That Anymore,” Said Hearn To Central Australian Boxing. “I think of the Devin Fall Out of Love Boxing.

Haney’s Reckless Approach

“Bill and Devin, they’re not looking strategically. Looking for TheY’re. That’s It, “Said Hearn.” So, they’re Like, ‘Where Can Make Our Five, Six, Seven Million? What Fight? ‘ That’s Why They Said, ‘We’ll Fight’ Boots’ at 147. We’ll Fight Teofimo. We’ll Fight Brian Norman. ‘ Well, Because They Just Want The Money. So, they don’t care now. Back in The Day, Bill Was More Selective and Tactical About Who to Fight. Now, He Just Wants The Money. “

Many Fans Believe Haney’s Selection of Norman Jr. Is a red flag that he’s focused on Money and A Careless Approach to His Career Now. Norman Jr. Is viewed as one of the hardest punchers in the 147-LB Division, the Hardest of the Not The Hardest.