Shakur Stevenson signs with Zuffa

Four-weight champ Shakur Stevenson joins Zuffa

Shakur Stevenson Signs With Dana White

Four-weight champ Shakur Stevenson joins Zuffa

WBO and Ring Magazine super-lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson (25-0, 11 KOs) has just signed with Zuffa Boxing on July 9, 2026.

The 29-year-old unbeaten superstar from Newark is a four-weight world champion and, arguably, Zuffa Boxing's biggest signing to date.

Stevenson said, "With Zuffa Boxing, I’m going to go after the biggest fights in the sport and I will become the number one pound-for-pound fighter in the world."

GBN currently rank Shakur Stevenson P4P #4 on their list .

In his last fight, Stevenson moved up in weight to challenge WBO super lightweight champion Teofimo Lopez (22–1,13 KOs) in January 2026 in New York, as part of "The Ring VI," exclusively on DAZN . Stevenson was a heavy –350 favourite and proved exactly why with a dominant unanimous decision win, with Lopez winning only one round.

Many fight fans would like to see New Jersey stylist face fellow undefeated American star, Devin Haney, who has revealed that Stevenson is one of just two names on his hit-list . Haney is the reigning WBO World welterweight champ, so a fight with 'The Dream' would present Shakur with the chance to become a five-weight world champion , a feat only achieved by a very small number of boxers, such as Thomas Hearns, Sugar Ray Leonard, Oscar De La Hoya, Floyd Mayweather, Manny Pacquiao and Terence Crawford.

Shakur Stevenson's trophy cabinet currently holds the following hoard of titles:

IBF Inter-Continental featherweight title

WBC Continental Americas featherweight title

NABO featherweight title

WBO World featherweight title

WBO Interim super-featherweight title

WBO super-featherweight title

WBC World super-featherweight title

The Ring super-featherweight title

WBC World lightweight title

WBO World super-lightweight title

The Ring World super-lightweight title

Dana White's new boxing promotion now has 100 fighters on their roster:

Abel Mejia (10-1) - Lightweight

Adan Palma (14-0) – Super bantamweight

Adrian Serrano (6-0-1) – Lightweight

Ahmed El Biali (24-2) – Light heavyweight

Alexis Alvarado (9-1-1) – Bantamweight

Alvino Herrera (17-0-2) – Super featherweight

Andrew Tabiti (22-2) – Heavyweight

Anthony Hirsch (6-0-2) – Lightweight

Antonio Woods (14-2) – Middleweight

Austin Deanda (17-1) – Middleweight

Azat Hovhannisyan (22-6) – Super featherweight

Brady Ochoa (9-0) – Featherweight

Brandon Glanton (21-3) – Cruiserweight

Breyon Gorham (20-0) – Super lightweight

Cain Sandoval (17-1) – Welterweight

Callum Walsh (16-0) – Middleweight

Carlos Ocampo (38-4) – Middleweight

Casey Streeter (15-3-2) – Super featherweight

Cesar Correa (5-1) – Lightweight

Charles Martin (30-5-1) – Heavyweight

Chris Billam-Smith (22-2) – Cruiserweight

Christian Morales (7-1) – Super welterweight

Conor Benn (24-1) – Middleweight

Da'Mazion Vanhouter (11-0) – Heavyweight

Damoni Cato-Cain (9-1-2) – Welterweight

Daniel Barrera (10-1-1) – Super flyweight

Daniyar Yeleussinov (13-0) – Middleweight

Dariial Kuchmenov (10-0) – Lightweight

Devin Gantt (5-3) – Super bantamweight

Devonte Williams (13-4) – Cruiserweight

Diego Torres (22-2) – Lightweight

Dominique Francis (16-0) – Super featherweight

Edwin De Los Santos (17-2) – Lightweight

Efe Ajagba (21-1-1) – Heavyweight

Elias Diaz (15-3) – Super welterweight

Emiliano Alvarado (10-0) – Super bantamweight

Emiliano Cardenas (10-0) – Bantamweight

Eridson Garcia (23-1) – Lightweight

Ethan Perez (8-0) – Featherweight

Feargal McCrory (17-1) – Super featherweight

Floyd Diaz (14-0) – Bantamweight

Guillermo Gutierrez (13-3) – Bantamweight

Ivan Dychko (15-1) – Heavyweight

Jai Opetaia (29-0) – Cruiserweight

Jalil Hackett (12-1) – Middleweight

Jamar Talley (6-0) – Cruiserweight

James Perella (21-0) – Super welterweight

Jardae Anderson (11-1) – Heavyweight

Jaybrio Pe Benito (7-0) – Lightweight

Jaycob Ramos (4-1) – Super featherweight

Jesus Saracho (16-2-2) – Super welterweight

Jonathan Rojas (14-4-1) – Featherweight

Jorge Lagunas (18-8) – Lightweight

Jorge Maravillo (11-0-1) – Super welterweight

Jose 'Rayo" Valenzuela (15-3) – Lightweight

Joshua Clark (9-2) – Lightweight

Joshua Juarez (14-0) – Heavyweight

Julian Gomez (7-4) – Heavyweight

Julian Rodriguez (25-1) – Welterweight

Justin Viloria (12-0) – Super featherweight

Kevin Boakye (4-0) – Super middleweight

Leonardo Padilla (24-7-1) – Lightweight

Leonardo Ruiz (17-1) – Middleweight

Marcus Harris (7-2) – Bantamweight

Mark Beuke (13-3) – Middleweight

Mark Magsayo (28-2) – Super featherweight

Max Ornelas (17-3-1) – Featherweight

Maxime Vaz (5-0) – Heavyweight

Mihai Nistor (8-0) – Cruiserweight

Misael Rodriguez (16-0) – Middleweight

Oleksandr Gvozdyk (21-3) – Light heavyweight

Omar Trinidad (20-0-2) – Featherweight

Oscar Perez (14-1-2) – Lightweight

Oswaldo Molina (9-0) – Lightweight

Otabek Kholmatov (13-1) – Featherweight

Pablo Rubio Jr. (14-0) – Featherweight

Radivoje Kalajdzic (30-3) – Light heavyweight

Radzhab Butaev (16-2) – Super welterweight

Raphael Monny (9-0) – Light heavyweight

Ricardo Candido (3-0) – Super middleweight

Ricardo Salas (22-2-2) – Welterweight

Robert Meriwether III (10-0) – Super featherweight

Roberto Cruz (11-2) – Super welterweight

Rocco Santomauro (23-3) – Flyweight

Ryan Maine (9-0) – Middleweight

Shane Mosley Jr. (22-5) – Middleweight

Serhii Bohachuk (27-3) – Super welterweight

Shinard Bunch (22-3-1) – Welterweight

Suray Mahmutovic (8-1-1) – Cruiserweight

Troy Nash (6-0-1) – Featherweight

Umar Dzambekov (14-0) – Welterweight

Vernon Brown (14-2-1) – Welterweight

Vic Pasillas (18-1) – Featherweight

Vlad Panin (23-2) – Super welterweight

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