Shakur Stevenson’s promoter hopes the WBC lightweight champion’s mandated fight with William Zepeda doesn’t require a purse bid. The WBC has given Hearn and promotional rival Oscar De La Hoya until May 6 to voluntarily reach an agreement on Stevenson-Zepeda. Otherwise, the Mexico City-based WBC will hold a purse bid that day, which could leave Stevenson in a vulnerable position if De La Hoya’s Golden Boy Promotions were to win and take their 12-round, 135-pound championship match wherever it wants, including Zepeda’s native Mexico.