Zuffa Boxing 06 Preview: Start Time, Fight Card, & Live Stream

Middleweight boxing prospect Shane Mosley Jr IMAGO / Inpho Photography

Zuffa Boxing 06 Preview: Start Time, Fight Card, & Live Stream

Originally posted on KO on SI | By Jaren Kawada | Last updated May 10, 2026 6:00 AM ET

Three months after his back-and-forth slugfest with Radzhab Butaev, Serhii Bohachuk will become one of the first fighters to appear in multiple Zuffa Boxing events when he takes on the debuting Shane Mosley Jr. at Zuffa Boxing 06.

Bohachuk, a former interim WBC super welterweight champion, enters his first main event for the promotion with a 27-3 record, although just 3-2 in his last five fights. The Ukrainian slugger is preparing for his third bout at 160 pounds after moving up a weight class in 2025.

The 35-year-old Mosley makes his way into the upstart promotion with a 22-5 record and coming off a unanimous decision loss to Jesus Ramos in his first world title fight. Despite the loss, Mosley is still arguably on the best run of his career and is two fights removed from a statement victory over former champion Daniel Jacobs.

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Bohachuk and Mosley headline an eight-fight card in Zuffa Boxing's sixth event. Although both are ranked by multiple organizations, neither is in the Ring Magazine's top 10, which is the only ranking that Zuffa Boxing recognizes.

Julian Rodriguez, who is No. 6 in the WBA welterweight rankings, also returns for his second Zuffa Boxing fight in the co-main event against undefeated prospect James Perella. Rodriguez's sophomore outing comes four months after handing former undefeated rising star Cain Sandoval his first career defeat.

Perella is not the only undefeated fighter on the event and is joined by middleweights Misael Rodriguez and Andreas Katzourakis, who face off in the main card opener. Rodriguez is a cousin of UFC star Yair Rodriguez and made his professional debut after winning a bronze medal at the 2016 Summer Olympics.