The clip showed Stevenson speaking after one of his fights and calling for a showdown with Haney.

“We got to fight the champ,” Stevenson said. “Set it up. Me and Devin can lock in after he fights Kambosos. Let’s get it on.”

The timing of Haney’s post generated immediate discussion among fans because it arrived as attention has shifted toward a possible fight with Keyshawn Davis. The WBO recently elevated Davis to the No. 1 position at welterweight, putting him in line for a potential shot at Haney’s title.

Rather than posting a Davis clip, however, Haney chose a video of Stevenson publicly asking for a fight.

Fans quickly filled the replies with debate about whether Haney was sending a message to Stevenson, Davis, or both. Some argued that Stevenson remains the bigger fight, while others pointed to the growing calls for Haney and Davis to meet next.

The post also surfaced on the same day that Bill Haney discussed the possibility of Devin facing both Stevenson and Davis. During a conversation with Davis shared online, Bill said Team Haney would like to secure fights with both boxers and suggested Stevenson was ahead of Davis in the order.

That background added another level of interest to Devin’s decision to repost the old Stevenson clip.

Neither Haney nor Stevenson has announced a fight, but Haney’s latest social media activity has added fuel to speculation that a long-discussed showdown between the two former champions could still be on the table.

For now, fans are left dissecting a simple post and a two-word caption that many interpreted as Haney letting Stevenson know he has not forgotten those earlier calls for a fight.

Debo coming.. pic.twitter.com/8qxSMO6rB1

— Devin Haney (@Realdevinhaney) June 3, 2026