Shakur Stevenson is open to facing Devin Haney under one condition, believing they could sell out a \u201cbig arena\u201d and deliver a \u201ctremendous fight\u201d.<\/p>\n
The 28-year-old comes off a career-best victory over Teofimo Lopez, who he dethroned with a wide points victory to claim the WBO world super-lightweight title in January.<\/p>\n
In doing so, Stevenson became a four-division world champion and immediately called out Conor Benn, who unanimously outpointed Regis Prograis at 150lbs last Saturday.<\/p>\n
The American has also expressed an interest in facing Ryan Garcia, but only if the WBC world welterweight champion agrees to meet him at a catchweight of 144lbs.<\/p>\n
Garcia, however, appears to have rejected this as a genuine possibility<\/a>, while Stevenson has said he is in no rush to move up to welterweight at this stage in his campaign.<\/p>\n This is why he has suggested the exact same catchweight for a potential clash with Haney, who comes off a unanimous decision victory over Brian Norman Jr.<\/p>\n \u2018The Dream\u2019 moved up to welterweight and claimed Norman\u2019s WBO world title in November, which followed his lacklustre performance against Jose Ramirez<\/a>.<\/p>\n But still, Haney convincingly outpointed the faded former world champion at a catchweight of 144lbs, hence why Stevenson is keen to explore their possible showdown.<\/p>\n