Jaron Ennis is being targeted for a future fight by another reigning world champion despite having a junior middleweight world title unification already locked in for February.
Ennis is unbeaten in all 36 fights so far so it will be a huge step up for Kelly, who recently defended his belt with a unanimous decision win over Caoimhín Agyarko back in July.
As shared by Pro Boxing Fans on X, Devin Haney revealed plans to win all four major belts in his division, then move up and challenge Ennis, assuming he keeps on winning at 154lbs.
“‼️ Devin Haney told Eddie Hearn when they met in Los Angeles that he wants to become undisputed champion at welterweight and then move up and challenge for the undisputed title at super welterweight, likely against Jaron “Boots” Ennis. (@InsideRingShow)”
American Haney has already held multiple world championships across three divisions, including the WBO welterweight title he won in his last fight against Brian Norman Jr back in November 2025. Before that, he was the undisputed lightweight champion and WBC super lightweight ruler from 2023 to 2024.
He already holds the accolade of being the youngest boxer in history to hold an undisputed championship, and if he matches that feat at welterweight, then moves up and beats Ennis, he would put himself into an even more rarefied category of three-weight undisputed kings alongside only Henry Armstrong and Terence Crawford.
