Why Shakur Stevenson’s defensive style fails against offensive William Zepeda

Shakur Stephenson says he’s going “Send a statement” against William Zepeda at the Undercard Battle held in Queens, New York on July 12th next month. Stevenson (23-0, 11 Kos) appears to predict that he will be defeated by X’s followers and will be defeated by Zepeda (33-0, 27 Kos).

Fans doubt Shakur’s talent

They see his fight and take him seriously as he is physically weak and is not designed to compete in the best rung at 135. The Stevenson element was when he was competing at featherweight, and his lack of power was not an issue.

“f ***What are you talking about, I’m here on July 12th to issue a statement!! x On his title defense against William Zepeda.

It sounds like Stephenson’s ego is distorted from his promoter. They had Shakur baby so he made me think he could walk on the water.

It’s a problem with promoters who want to create fake fighters for marketing purposes. They make narcissists they believe are good, then push them so that their promoters put them against fighters who can’t hit them. That’s Milibanil syndrome. Shakur is the perfect example

“I think it’s the perfect style. He can own people. He puts people in a fight they don’t want to participate in, and I’m going to give him something he’s not ready,” Shakur Stephenson said. Talksport Boxing. “What I heard was fighting the tanks,” Shakur said when asked if the victory over Zepeda had been heard from Torki Aralsik, who was taking him. ”

Zepeda: Shakur’s Style Crash

Zepeda’s style doesn’t call it the “perfect” thing for a light hitter with glass hands like Shakur. It’s the worst style for someone who lacks offensiveness and is essentially a defensive mover. Zepeda saw him defeat Shakur twice in two fights in Tevin Farmer. He is very similar to Shakur, but fights with more power and better jaws.

The farmers were unable to slow Zepeda and were forced to move and hold it to survive. In the rematch, Farmer looked like he had quit when he turned his back twice in the early round when he was hit by hammer. It looked like the farmers were quitting. If he can’t handle Zepeda’s firepower without running, Stephenson won’t do that either

“If Tank won his battle (Lamont Roach’s rematch), and I win my battle with Zepeda, it’s me and Tank,” Stevenson said.

Anyone who planted the idea in Shakur’s head that the battle with the tank was next, told him he was wrong. That fight is not guaranteed. It is doubtful that the only way that happens is whether Davis will be offered a bag of money, and whether Tulki Aralsuk would like it. Shakur is not as popular as it is worth it.

Fighting hope with Tank Davis

“He’s a superstar because he’s on the A-side. I’m a superstar too, but he’s a PPV superstar. And he’s in a position to say who he won’t fight against.”

“I think I’m one of the names of someone he doesn’t fight, so hopefully we can lock him in and lock him in a place where he has no choice. Because I’m the best,” Shakur said.

Gervonta is not afraid of Stevenson. Until now, there was a reason Baltimore’s natives had zero reasons for him to fight someone like him. Shakur was never popular, and his fights are horribly boring. He boasts of being the best, but his performance doesn’t meet. He is not a pay-per-view fighter yet. He fights with the undercard.

Stevenson is another egocentric, resembling Keyshawn Davis. He doesn’t like fighting with people who drive non-stops, and tries to win by doing the least. Shakur tries to edge the round by hitting 3-6 feet back to avoid hitting.

Tanks can make good money to fight someone who stands on the ground, so there’s no need to fight anyone he needs to chase. That makes sense. Why fight Stevenson when he can take on other people coming to fight?

“I think he likes the fights he knows he’ll win. I think that was his downfall in his final battle. He’s so confident that he felt he had an easy hit. I think he’s on the level above him.”

Shakur may not have the opportunity to fight Tank Davis. Because he could lose to Zepeda next month. We saw how bad Stevenson did in the fight against Edwin de los Santos and Jeremiah Nakatila.

He ran in both fights in full 12 rounds and was awfully booed by the fans. These two fights showed that Stephenson was not cut out to compete with the puncher. Zepeda is not afraid to punch, throw lots of shots, or walk on fire.