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Shakur Stevenson says he is “The Show” for the July 12 event in his co-functionality fight against William Zepeda at the Louis Armstrong stadium in Queens, New York. He declares that he is “the one everyone wants to see” for this card.
Shakur (23-0, 11 KB) is on the Undercard, defending its WBC light weight title against Zepeda (33-0, 27 ko) in what many fans consider that which could involve a lot of move and maintenance of Stevenson.
Shakur Stevenson: “The Show” complaint
“I think I am the show. I think I am the one everyone wants to see. The fans have waited for I fight someone at a high level. channel About his fight against William Zepeda on July 12.
The reality is that Shakur is one of the least entertaining fighters on the July 12 card in Queens, New York. This is why he fights on the Undercard – too much boring performances in a row. The exciting fighters on the Turki Alashik card for this event are these talents:
Exciting Fighters: Queens map
– Edgar Berlanga
– Hamzah Sheeraz
– David Morrell
– Imam Khataev
– SOUTRIEL MATIAS
– Alberto Puello
There are a lot of big pumpers on this card, and that includes William Zepeda. These are the essential fighters on July 12. Hopefully Shakur keeps in mind what Turki Alashikh said not to want a “Tom and Jerry” fight.
“It will just create more opportunities for the belt for a **. It can be (a knock-out). But I tell you, don’t be surprised. You can’t fight a guy like this one moving around the ring all the time. You will end up losing,” said Shakur on the Zepeda.
Stevenson offensive skills problems
Stevenson says things that he does not have the offensive skills to save. He has no power or punch output to put “Belt to a ** against Zepeda. If someone will take a belt to the back in this fight, it’s Zepeda, because their talent on the offensive side of the game has light years before Shakur’s.
The only thing Shakur does well is to move and defend. His game is 10 to 90 in terms of offense and defense. He is the classic definition of a one -dimensional fighter, and that is why he lost at the 2016 Olympic Games. Stevenson has not been fighting anyone since his pro return. He won three world division titles by beating these fighters:
- Joet Gonzalez: 126
- Jamel Herring: 130
- Edwin de Los Santos: 135
These are not big fighters that Shakur defeated to become a world champion with three divisions. It is just another example of the ease for combatants to win titles these days at that time when they have smart promoters who correspond to them strategically.
Stevenson Hooded: fan reaction
Look at what happened with Shakur’s fight against the last quality opponent he fought, Edwin de Los Santos, in 2023. Stevenson ran all around the ring for 12 laps, and the judges gave him a unanimous decision. It was a questionable decision, but Shakur showed that he could win by moving without stopping.
Interestingly, he has only faced scrubs since then, which suggests that his promoters did not want a rehearsal of his circulation, because he was in the fight of Los Santos. I have never heard a hué fourth fighter until they leave the ring. The T-Mobile crowd Arena was even Hue Shakur while he was heading for his locker room after the fight.
Last update on 06/30/2025
