Zuffa Boxing is negotiating a major doubleheader featuring Shakur Stevenson against Gary Antuanne Russell in a light welterweight unification fight, with Richardson Hitchins facing Keyshawn

Zuffa Boxing is negotiating a major doubleheader featuring Shakur Stevenson against Gary Antuanne Russell alongside Richardson Hitchins versus Keyshawn Davis, according to boxing insider Rick Glaser. Stevenson and Russell are slated for a light welterweight unification bout at 140 pounds, while Hitchins and Davis would compete at 147 pounds. Neither matchup has been officially finalized, and an event date has not yet been determined.
Glaser reported the proposed card on X, characterizing both contests as pick'em fights for boxing fans. The report also highlights that Stevenson and Russell share familiarity from previous training rounds in the gym, while Hitchins and Davis bring an intense rivalry into their prospective matchup.
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