Shakur Stevenson vs. William Zepeda: Promoter Eddie Hearn Foresees for Late-Round Stoppage for Shakur, Highlighting His Underestimated Punching Power

Promoter Eddie Hearn Is Picking WBC Lightweight Champion Shakur Stevenson to Pick William Zepeda Apart, and Knock Him Out in the Later Rounds of their Fight July 12th in Queens, New York.

Shakur’s Punching Power

Hearn Says That Fans Don’t Realize That Shakur (23-0, 10 Kos) Is A Puncher Who Just Happens To Happens Technical Skills. His Last Fight Against Josh Padley Showed His Power When He Stopped Him with a Body Shot Last February.

What Prevents Stevenson From Being More of a Puncher is His Brittle Hands. He’s Had Hand For A While Now, And Only Only Seems Power With Power To The Body. That’s A Safe Area With Fighter To Throw To Throw.

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That knockout Win That Shakur Picked Up in His Last Fight Against His Late Replacement Opponent, Josh Padley, May Have Given Hearn A False Impression. That was plain play at old-fashioned matchmaking. Hearn Chose From Part-Time Boxer From The UK The Fill-in When The Originally Scheduled Opponent, Floyd Schofield, Pulled Out. In Hindsight, That was a Lucky Break for Shakur.

IF Stevenson Stands in the Pocket and Tries to Knock Out, He’s Going To Get Machine-Gunned With Combinations The Mexican Brawler. The Only Way Shakur Can Exist In The Pocket Against Shakur Against Shakur Is IF He Does Like Holding Like Tevin Farmer Did To Survive.

“He’ll Pick Hurt. I think He’ll Stop Him Late In The Fight Him Late In The Fight Man.

Stevenson’s Body Shot Strategy

Stevenson Won’t Be Able to Stand in Front and Load Up With Body Shots Like He Did Against The Electrician Padley. That won’t work. He’ll Get Hit Too Much And Be Forced to Move Out The Pocket to Escape The Avalanche of Punches Will Be Throwing. Standing There Would Be Asking For Trouble Shakur.