It looks like WSOF has a pair of titles to fill in the near future.

Two-division champion David Branch has been granted his release by the promotion to test free agency and has relinquished his light heavyweight and middleweight titles. WSOF President Ray Sefo confirmed the news to MMAjunkie today in the wake of weekend tweets by Branch and a subsequent further announcement today on “The MMA Hour.”

On Saturday, Branch tweeted that he was a free agent and that it was “time to move on to a different chapter” of his life.

I just want to inform my fans I am now a free agent, it's time to move on to a different chapter in my life @arielhelwani @bokamotoESPN — David Branch (@DavidcBranchMMA) February 4, 2017

Branch told “The MMA Hour” he believed it was time to move on to something new.

“I’m no longer a part of the company because it’s just time for me to grow,” he told Helwani on the show. “It’s time for me go and just do bigger things. It’s time for me to have bigger challenges for myself. There are no more challenges left for me with WSOF. I’ve just accomplished everything that there is for me to do there. It just comes time for an athlete to move on, and I think that this is my time right now.”

Branch didn’t elaborate on some implied behind-the-scenes drama with the promotion, which he hinted at just after he made his Twitter announcement on Saturday that he was going to be a free agent.

Going into my last fight I wasn't only fighting my opponent, I was fighting the whole entire promotion. I was threatened fight week — David Branch (@DavidcBranchMMA) February 4, 2017

The 35-year-old Branch (20-3) most recently fought at WSOF 34 on New Year’s Eve and defended his middleweight title with a fifth-round submission of Louis Taylor at The Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Branch is a native and resident of the Bronx, nearby.

That victory stretched Branch’s winning streak to 10 fights, all the way back to WSOF’s first event a little more than four years ago. He won the middleweight title at WSOF 10 with a first-round submission of Jesse Taylor in a four-man tournament to determine the first beltholder in the weight class. Then he defended the title with a fourth-round knockout of fellow UFC veteran Yushin Okami at WSOF 14.

After that, Branch decided to enter WSOF’s light heavyweight tournament and won that belt, as well, with a first-round submission of Teddy Holder to make promotional history as a simultanenous two-division champion in September 2015. He went on to alternate between 185 and 205 with title defenses against Clifford Starks at middleweight, Vinny Magalhaes at light heavyweight and Taylor, all in 2016.

Branch told “The MMA Hour” he is looking at the UFC as his likely next step and said he expects to have some kind of news on his next fighting home before the week is out. Branch has past experience for the UFC, as well as Bellator. He went 2-2 for the UFC in 2010-11 and 2-0 for Bellator in 2009-10.

He wrapped up his WSOF career a perfect 10-0 with five stoppages and five decisions. His most recent loss came at Titan FC 22 in a 195-pound catchweight bout to upcoming UFC light heavyweight title challenger Anthony Johnson in May 2012.

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