Undefeated four-division world champion Shakur Stevenson signs a multi-fight agreement with Zuffa Boxing, a new boxing venture led by UFC CEO Dana White. The deal is announced by multiple outlets as a notable move for both Stevenson and Zuffa Boxing, positioning Stevenson as one of the sport’s top pound-for-pound fighters to join the new promoter’s roster. Stevenson, 29, is described as having already established himself across multiple weight classes and as a leading figure in modern boxing based on his unbeaten record and championship resume. The sources also characterize Zuffa Boxing as being backed by prominent combat sports figures associated with UFC and White’s business interests. While details such as the total number of fights and specific terms are not fully provided in the shared excerpts, all accounts agree on the core points: Stevenson signs a multi-fight deal, the partner is Zuffa Boxing, and the venture is tied to Dana White and the UFC. The announcements frame the signing as a high-profile addition to Zuffa Boxing’s early efforts in the professional boxing landscape.