Prograys Seeks Riyadh Season Glory: Can You Secure A Mega-Fight With Devin Haney Or Ryan Garcia After Jojo Diaz Win?

Regis Prograys Is Allready Training His 10-round Unanimous Decision Win Over Joseph ‘Jojo’ diaz in August 2nd. The Former Two-Division Light Welterweight World Champion Prograys (30-3, 24 kos) Picked Up His First Win in Two Years 2023, And He Motivated By It.

Chassing Devin Haney, Ryan Garcia

Regis, 36, has High Hopes Transforming The Victory Over ‘Jojo’ Diaz Into A Big-Money Fight Opportunity on One of Turkey AleSki AlaSki Season Cards. Prograys Rattled Off These Names For Who Would Like To Fight Next:

– Devin Haney
– Ryan Garcia
– Oscar Duarte
– Jose Ramirez

For Turki to Want to Use Prograys His Riyadh Season Events, He Would Likely Expect A Big Name. Of course, The Undercard For The Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford Event Next Month has Mostly Smaller-Name Fighters Involved in Lackluster Fights.

If You’re Not Getting Better You’re Getting Worse 🥊 pic.twitter.com/6vlkfermek

– Rouded (@rprogaris) August 13, 2025

IF Regis Wasn’t SO UP, HE’d Be Perfect in A Long-Overdue Fight Against Former Unified Light Wellterweight Champion Jose Ramirez or Ryan Garcia. A Fight Between Them Would Be Interesting For Fans IF Kingry Wereng to Engage. He looked Gunshy On The May 2nd Times Square Card in His Loss to Rollando ‘Rolly’ Romero.

Prograys’S Punch Resistance Problem

Prograis’s Punch Resistance Appears to Be Gone Now. He was Hurt Multiple Times by The Non-Puncher Jojo Diaz, and He’d been dropped in His Three Previous Fights by Jack Catterall, Devin Haney, and Danielito Zorrilla. Fighting A Motivated Ryan Garcia Would Be Risky for Regis IF Kingry Were Willing to His Hands Go.

The Performance by Prograis Wasn’t to deserve a World title Shot at 140. Even if he got the Chance to Fight, It Would Well for Him Well for Him Fighting Him Well, Subriel Matias, Teofimo Lopez, OR RICHARDSON Hitchins. Those Fighters Are Ald At A Much Higher Level Than What Regis Showed Against Diaz.