Shakur Stevenson, a dominant champion signed exclusively with Top Rank for seven years, faced criticism for his uneventful victory in his recent WBC lightweight title defense. Stevenson declined a $3 million per fight extension with Top Rank, opting for free agency to pursue marquee fights and more control over his career. Dissatisfied with Top Rank's promotional efforts, Stevenson seeks a change as he considers offers from rival promoters like PBC and Matchroom. Despite capturing titles in three divisions, including featherweight and junior lightweight, Stevenson's quest for a mega fight remains unfulfilled. With potential matchups against Gervonta Davis, Vasiliy Lomachenko, or rising star William Zepeda, Stevenson's upcoming decisions as a free agent promise to shake up the boxing world. Stevenson's desire for greater promotional support and exciting fights underscores his readiness for new opportunities in the ring.