Jose Valenzuela will have a chance to reverse his loss to Edwin De Los Santos in a June 28 Zuffa Boxing 8 main event at The Cosmopolitan Resort’s Chelsea Ballroom on Paramount+.
Given the number of fighters at 135lbs in Zuffa's stable, the company could let action play out before jumping into a title match.
Zuffa Boxing is already nearing 100 active fighters on its growing roster and continues to pick up steam seemingly on a daily basis.
Lightweight Jose Valenzuela isn't ruling out a rematch against Edwin De Los Santos, but his ultimate goal is a future fight with Shakur Stevenson.
Just because it looks like no man can beat Shakur Stevenson doesn’t mean there is no one out there who believes he can, writes Lance Pugmire.
Returning from almost a one-year layoff, Valenzuela made it a point to emphasize the depth of his boxing acumen, even as Torres desperately sought to score a 20th career knockout late in the bout.
Jose Valenzuela said his decision to join Zuffa and headline its Sunday welterweight main event against Diego Torres Nunez at the Apex in Las Vegas seemed like common sense.
The junior welterweight division has lacked one cohesive and persistent titleholder who defined the decade, though that could change after Teofimo Lopez Jnr-Shakur Stevenson. Here's how we got to this point.
A 10-round showdown between Jose “Rayo” Valenzuela and Diego Torres will headline the second installment of Zuffa Boxing on February 1.
Photos from Saturday's Gervonta Davis-Lamont Roach Jnr card at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York.