Shakur Stevenson’s defensive masterclass or another “boring” event? WBC Lightweight Champ’s battle with William Zepeda on July 12th

Shakur Stephenson says it was the “show” of the July 12 event in a collaboration with William Zepeda at Louis Armstrong Stadium in Queens, New York. He says he is “the person everyone wants to see” for the card.

Shakur (23-0, 11 Kos) is on the undercard and defends WBC’s lightweight title against Zepeda (33-0, 27 Kos), which many fans consider to be a fan that Stevenson can involve a lot of movement and retention.

Shakur Stevenson: “Show” claim

“I think it’s the show. I think I’m the person everyone wants to see. The fans were waiting for me to fight someone with a high skill level. He’s not scared. channel About his battle with William Zepeda on July 12th.

In reality, Shakur is one of the most entertaining fighters on the July 12 card in Queens, New York. That’s why he’s fighting with the undercard. Continuing with many boring performances. The exciting fighter of the Torchiararchic card for that event is these talents:

Exciting Fighter: Queen’s Card

– Edgar Berlanga
-Hamzah Sheeraz
– David Morell
– Imam Khatayev
-Subriel Matias
– Alberto Puero

This card has many big punchers, including William Zepeda. These are the must-see fighter jets for July 12th. Hopefully, Shakur keeps in mind what Turki Alalshikh said about not wanting a “Tom and Jerry” fight.

“It just gives you more opportunities for the belt to **. It can (knock out). But I’m telling you, don’t be surprised. You can’t fight a guy who’s been moving around the ring the whole time.

Stevenson’s aggressive skills issues

Stevenson says he doesn’t have the offensive skills to back up. He has no power or punch output “Belt to **” To Zepeda. If someone brings the belt behind the scenes in that fight, then the talent for the offensive side of the game is a few years before Shakur, so it’s Zepeda.

The only thing that Shakur works is to move, defend. His game is 10-90 in terms of offensive and defensiveness. He is the classic definition of one-dimensional fighter, and that’s why he lost at the 2016 Olympics. Stevenson hasn’t fought against a good guy since turning pro. He defeated these fighters to win three division world titles.

1. Joet Gonzalez: 126
2. Jamel Herring: 130
3. Edwin de los Santos: 135

These are not the great fighters Shakur hit beat to become the three-division world champion. He is another example of how easy it is for fighters to win titles these days in this age where they have clever promoters that are strategically aligned.

Stevenson Booing: Fan Reaction

See what happened in his battle with Edwin de los Santos, the last quality opponent he fought in 2023. Stevenson ran through the ring in the 12th round, and the judges made him a unanimous decision. It was a questionable decision, but Shakur showed that he could win by moving the non-stop.

Interestingly, he has been facing only scrubs since then, suggesting that his promoter does not want to repeat the fact that he is booed from the venue, as he was in the Battle of Delos Santos. I’ve never heard a fighter boo from round four until they left the ring. The crowd at T-Mobile Arena was booing Shakur as he walked into the dressing room after the fight.