Shakur Stevenson has been ordered to face Raymond Muratalla by the WBO, with a November 16 deadline set as promoters compete to secure his next fight…

The WBO has officially ordered negotiations between Shakur Stevenson and Raymond Muratalla, setting a November 16 deadline for both camps to reach an agreement. If terms are not finalized, the junior welterweight matchup will proceed to a purse bid open to all promoters. Stevenson, who holds an undefeated 25-0 record, is reportedly interested in the bout after parting ways with Zuffa Boxing.
Muratalla, also undefeated at 25-0, recently vacated his IBF lightweight title to move up to 140 pounds, where he earned the WBO's No. 1 ranking. Meanwhile, promoters including DAZN and Jake Paul's Most Valuable Promotions are reportedly competing to secure promotional rights for Stevenson as he seeks major fights at 135 and 140 pounds.
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