Gervonta Davis denounces the promoter of Shakur Stevenson’s “Cash Out” scheme, citing a boring fight

Gervonta Davis said that the reason Shakur Stevenson promoter “screams” his name is that they see him as “bored”; “Cash out” While he was still around. Davis says his story of retirement is eager to quickly make Shakur’s promoters as much as possible.

Shakur (23-0, 11 Chios) is not in line with a good person after moving to 135. His promoter, Eddie Hearn, has shown no interest in matching him with anyone who threatens to beat him.

Hearn’s Rush

The crazy rush of Haan is there to force Tank Davis to fight in the second fight with a cash out of his second contract, reminding him that he was rushing to the battle between Edgar Berlanga and Canelo Alvarez.

After signing Berlanga as a free agent, Hahn put him in two cans of tomatoes, Jason Quigarry and Padraig McCrory, lined up him in a fight with Canelo. The same thing can be seen as Shakur. Soften the electrician to him, then feed Zepeda, then push the battle of Tank Davis before Shakur is exposed as a fake.

He fought Josh Padley in his final battle, but they are now targeting William Zepeda, who fought 34-year-old Tevin Farmer last November. Hearn may match him with good people like Andy Cruz and Raymond Muratara, but he doesn’t seem to be interested.

“Did you see the fight afterwards? The boy looked beautiful. He looked like there was no fight either. Fact,” Gervonta Davis said. media Josh Padry’s face seemed unmarked as if he had not been involved in the fight after his ninth round knockout defeat against Shakur Stephenson in Riyadh last Saturday night.

“One other thing, they’re tired of his a**, who is (the promoter). No one wants to keep looking at that boring s***. That’s what they all say, ‘I’ll hurry up and cash him out,’ they all said. That’s basically why they keep screaming my name because they hear me say I’m retired.

“Why aren’t they doing that? Why are they not having these fights? These guys are visible regularly, companions. Tank replied, he was told he needed to “solve” Shakur’s skills. “He was a hit the other day.”

Tank Davis sees what I noticed. That’s very obvious. Shakur is boring, punchless, physically fragile, lightweight and spends his time renting. The only reason he hasn’t been beaten yet since he moved to 135 is because his promoter is feeding him.

Fighters Shakur fought at 135:

– Josh Padry: Weak Puncher
– Artem Harutunyan: Same as above
– Edwin de los Santos: Almost lost
– Shuichiro Yoshino

Critical chorus

“I don’t like this guy coming to the game, he doesn’t know anything about sports,” said Jervonta Davis of Torki Aralsiv when asked if he had no interest in fighting in Saudi Arabia. “Everyone goes there. At first, he chose people who knew about sports and didn’t put them in that position. He says, ‘I’m going to do this, I’m going to do it.’ You know nothing about sports.

“All money is not good money,” Tank said when Torki said he had “money.”