IBF Junior Welterweight Champion Richardson Hitchins has called out Devin Haney, provided he beats George Kambosos Jr. on June 14.

Hitchins secured the belt after beating Liam Paro in his last fight. Although he was linked to a clash with Teofimo Lopez, Lopez instead chose to fight Arnold Barboza Jr., clearing a path for Kambosos. Meanwhile, Haney returned to action following the no-contest with Ryan Garcia, defeating Jose Ramirez in a bout that drew criticism. According to CompuBox, it ranked as the fifth-least punch output on record. For Haney to face Hitchins, he’d need to drop back down to 140 after his recent move to welterweight. The ball is now in Haney’s court amid suggestions he could fight Lopez instead. 

“If Teo not fighting Haney anymore after I f**k Kambozo up. I’ll fight Haney In Saudi. Hit my fu**ing line !!!,” Hitchins