When asked about reports linking Shakur to Zuffa Boxing, White did not dismiss the possibility.

“Possibly,” Dana White replied when asked if Shakur Stevenson could join Zuffa Boxing. “Listen, I think eventually everyone will be here at Zuffa Boxing.”

Dana didn’t say what he meant by “everyone” will join Zuffa. He has already signed Conor Benn and Jai Opetaia. If they tattoo Shakur and Haney, it would be a huge start for the company.

White then addressed Devin Haney specifically following Bill Haney’s recent comments regarding a reported $100 million offer tied to Devin’s future.

“Including Devin Haney after his dad posted a cryptic message regarding a hundred million dollar contract.”

In the first few months, Zuffa Boxing expanded aggressively, signing prospects and building cards around undefeated fighters facing each other rather than protecting records.

White pointed to Sunday’s event as an example of the direction the company wants to continue moving.

“When the best fight the best, that’s what everyone wants to see.”

“Great card from start to finish, with lots of up and coming prospects, lots of undefeated guys fighting undefeated guys,” Dana said.

White also explained that Zuffa wants players to take risks without worrying about losing their advantage after a loss.

“No one has to worry about being cut or having their money converted at a loss,” Dana said. “That’s how it works.”

White has repeatedly said that he expects Zuffa Boxing to make the most progress closer to 2027, when more fighters enter the organization’s system and competition within the lineup begins to develop naturally.

“Judge us on our body of work as we enter ’27,” White said. “They will only get better.”

Fabio Wardley lost his WBO world title to Daniel Dubois in Manchester this weekend in an instant heavyweight classic.

Wardley showed incredible heart in the first loss of his careerinflicting severe punishment on Dubois’ hefty hands before being stopped by the referee in the penultimate round.

The Ipswich fighter, who had previously scored two knockdowns, was overwhelmed by the precision and power of Dubois, who after touching the canvas composed himself and began to play with a more disciplined and deadly approach.

In his first words since the fight, Wardley acknowledged the importance of the spectacle he and his compatriot put on and thanked his faithful fans.

“My body failed me, but not my heart. And I can live with that… Congratulations Daniel Dubois, thank you for a great fight worthy of the history books. Thank you to the city of Manchester and everyone who accompanied me on this journey.”

My body failed me, but not my heart. And you can live with that…

Congratulations @DynamiteDubois Thank you for a great fight worthy of history books.

Thank you to the city of Manchester and everyone who has accompanied me on this journey. #TeamWardley ❤️ pic.twitter.com/GRGDTeZZ2c

— Fabio Wardley (@FabioWardley) May 10, 2026

While he did not provide any updates on his recovery, sources close to the former heavyweight champion confirmed that he was back home with his family after receiving stitches in the arena and visiting the hospital.

A rematch clause has been confirmed, giving Wardley an immediate rematch if he wants it. However, boxing fans would prefer to see him fully recover before making any fight plans.

If the second fight doesn’t happen or might happen, there are a number of intriguing options open to Dubois, including Moses Itauma, who WBO president Gustavo Olivieri says will likely soon be considered the mandatory challenger.

The fight changed dramatically in the sixth round when Mosley Jr. he landed a strenuous right hand that knocked Bohaczuk to the canvas. Bohachuk defeated the count, but Mosley Jr. he quickly jumped on it, taking another barrage across the ropes.

Referee Thomas Taylor stepped in and stopped the fight at 2:38 of round 6 as Bohachuk struggled to defend himself under constant punches.

Bohachuk entered the fight as the betting favorite and tried to put pressure on Mosley Jr. in his usual aggressive style, but as the fight progressed, Mosley Jr. he coped better with the pace of the fight and consistently found opportunities for counterattacks and combinations.

In the sixth round, Bohachuk’s pressing and punching power dropped noticeably compared to his previous fights, allowing Mosley Jr. for more effective counter-attacks during exchanges. Mosley Jr. he used a mighty right hand that dropped Bohachuk, then finished strongly, maintaining constant pressure on the ropes, resulting in a stoppage.

Mosley Jr.’s improved speed and timing. also created problems for Bohachuk in the second half of the fight. Bohachuk continued to push forward with pressure and volume, but his slower reactions left Mosley Jr. a chance for counterattacks and quick combinations before moving away from danger.

The loss was another challenging period for Bohachuk after recent challenging fights, while Mosley Jr. had the best performance of his recent career after losing to Jesus Ramos Jr. by unanimous decision. in December last year. For Bohaczuk, it was the second defeat in the last three fights.

After Mosley Jr.’s victory appointed Callum Walsh, who competes under the Zuffa banner in the junior middleweight division.