Shakur Stevenson has been granted an early release from Zuffa Boxing after spending three months with the organization. Stevenson will now found his own boxing promotional firm. The decision comes after unsuccessful talks with Devin Haney, with Stevenson having no fights under Zuffa. Multiple sources have confirmed the move, including The Ring, ESPN, DAZN, and Yahoo Sports.
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