Zuffa Boxing event gets a new date, per source

Zuffa Boxing is now up and running with their first show taking place last Friday night, and shows are currently scheduled for Sunday, Feb. 1, and Friday, Feb. 13. 

One of those events is looking like it's going to move dates. 

A source very close to the situation tells DAZN News the Feb. 13 show will now be moved two days later to Sunday, Feb. 15. The event would still take place at the Meta Apex in Las Vegas. DAZN News has reached out to a representative from Zuffa Boxing, but haven't heard back at this time of writing. The reason for the change is unknown per source.

The main event of Zuffa Boxing 003 will feature Efe Ajagba (20-1-1, 14 KOs) battling former IBF heavyweight heavweight champion Charles Martin (30-4-1, 27 KOs). No other bouts have been confirmed at this time.

Zuffa Boxing's inaugural event occurred on Friday night with Callum Walsh besting former world title challenger Carlos Ocampo by unanimous decision in the headliner. The second event will feature former WBA junior welterweight champion Jose Valenzuela facing off against Diego Torres and former interim WBC junior middleweight titlist Serhii Bohachuk squaring off with Radzhab Butaev.

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