“Twitter Storm: Shakur Stevenson’s Fiery Response to Bill Haney’s Criticism Sends Boxing World Abuzz”
In the ever-dynamic world of boxing negotiations and call-outs, Shakur Stevenson has once again found himself at the center of attention. Following Ryan Garcia’s recent erratic behavior and concerns over his mental health, Stevenson’s name resurfaced in discussions as a potential replacement for Garcia in the upcoming bout against Devin Haney. However, amidst the speculation, a heated exchange between Stevenson and Bill Haney, Devin Haney’s father and manager, has reignited old tensions and sparked a flurry of reactions across social media platforms.
The saga began when a video clip of Bill Haney berating Stevenson for his past refusal of a 25% purse split offer emerged online. In the footage, Haney can be heard expressing frustration over Stevenson’s rejection and questioning his motives. The video quickly made rounds on social media, prompting Stevenson to respond with a series of tweets addressing the situation.
“You know what I’am sayin’, coz I sent some money over there to you, ni**a. I mean, did you have the problem with the money that I sent?” said Bill Haney on ‘H Money Boxing’. The footage had Devin Haney’s father and a few others seemingly discussing Shakur Stevenson’s rejection of the fight offer. @emssniperjay shared it on X early today. The post read, “@ShakurStevenson, you gotta come back on h money and shut all that sh*t down like you did before, apparently.“
Bill Haney continued, “Coz you ain’t got that money since then, ni**a. You know what I’am saying. You ain’t got that money since then, ni**a…had no game nowhere but to where place I was going to give it you, ni**a.” So when asked for the details about the money, Devin Haney’s father replied, “Ni**a, you know what the money that’s ni**a I offered him? Ni**a, when it came you you all, he wouldn’t negotiate ni**a.”
he said, “Yeah, then he had that bum-a** motherf**king fight he had ni**a.”
He reportedly said, “If you got off any with Kur, it was a plus.. if you just had a good day, it was a plus.. all the way up until now! — If it’s too hot at 30, we already ready to go to 40, bruh.”
Stevenson wasted no time in firing back at Haney, posting a quote attributed to Bill Haney regarding a potential fight between Haney’s son and Stevenson. In his response, Stevenson expressed readiness to step in for Garcia against Haney, while also making it clear that he had always been straightforward in his demands and financial negotiations.
The exchange between Stevenson and Haney has added fuel to the already intense speculation surrounding the Garcia-Haney bout and Stevenson’s potential involvement. Fans and observers alike have been quick to weigh in on the controversy, with opinions divided over the validity of Stevenson’s claims and the dynamics of the ongoing negotiations.
The viral nature of the video and Stevenson’s subsequent response has further amplified the anticipation surrounding the boxing world, turning the spotlight once again on the intricate web of relationships and rivalries that define the sport. As the drama continues to unfold, all eyes remain glued to the unfolding saga, eagerly awaiting the next chapter in this captivating storyline.
The three-division champion began, “If it get too hot at 35, we already ready to go to 40 bruvva.” He clarified how he has always been straightforward with his demands. He said, “Old head, my pockets been straight for years. Ask OG J Prince; I’m in my own lane.” But he also indicated that he remains reachable in case Ryan Garcia fails to show up. “Hit me whenever y’all serious and ready to stop playing Circus Circus wit Ryan. I’m here, @BillHaney77.“
