WBC Lightweight Champion Shakur Stevenson Confesses William Shakur Is A “Punching Machine Like No One” He’s Fought

Shakur Stevenson Admits That He’s Fighting A Stone-Cold Killer On July 12th in His Chief Support Bout Against William Zepeda in Queens, New York. WBC Lightweight Champion Stevenson (23-0, 11 Kos) has stopped bragging and finally confessed That HE’s Faceing Machine Like No ELSE He’s Favor-Year Professional Career.

Shakur’s Hand Power Issue

He knows that it is another is off to Level he is offensively. So, He’s saying That He’s Thinks HE Punches Harder and Can Knock Him Out. Howver, What Little Power Shakur Had When He Was Fighting at 126 And 130 Didn’t Moved to 135.

Moreover, His Brittle Hands Make It Even Tougher For Him To Generate Power. Hence, We’re Seeing Shakur Throw to the Body Is An Area Where Fighters Can Throw A At At Thr Grand To Avoid Them To Their Hands.

Zepeda’s Nonstop Punching Threat

“I’m Fighting Against in The Division. He’s A Cold Killer, A Machine. He Doesn’t Stop Punching A Guy That Has His Momament,” Said Shakur Stevenson to The Ring Magazine Youtube Channel, Talking About William Zepeda.

It’s Good That Shakur Knows What He’s Up Against on July 12th. You’d Hate To Him Charging Straight Into A Massacre Without Having Properly Scouted What He’ll Be Dealing, Fighting a Punching Machine Like Zepeda.

Stevenson Is No Toupher Than Past ‘Camaron’ Zepeda’s Past Knockout Victims, Mercito Gesta and Giovanni Cabrera. Indeed, I Doubt That Stevenson Could Take Half As Much Punishment As Zepeda Did Did His Sixth-Round Knockout Loss in 2023.

Gesta Tried Running From Zepeda, But It Did’t Work. He cut off the ring on Him, Forcing Mercito to Slug It Out, and Was Overwhelmed With Punches. The Body Shots That Took Toked Out The Wheels Out The Tough Filipino Fighter, Leaving Him With No Choice But to the Ropes For The Ropes For The Sixth.

The Same Thing Willly Shakur With Happen. He’ll run at First, But Once Zepeda Lands The Body, His Legs Will Fail Him, And He’ll Have to Stand and Fight The Mexican Volume Punches. Unfortunately, Stevenson Isn’t Suited That Kind of Warfare and Will Crumble Quickly, Perhaps Before the Sixth.

If Shakur Can’t Run, He’s Five Rounds Against HE’S NOWHERE NEAR TAKT TO TAKE THE AVALANCHE OF PUNCHES THAT HIM, Like Gesta and Tevin Farmer Did. He is a Great Runner, But in Towing Taking Punishment, Shakur Is Average and highly vulnerable.

“I know what Against. He’s going to try to break your will, “Said Stevenson.

Stevenson’s Low Punch Output

What Shakur Fails To Add Has It Has No Chance Of Matching Zepeda’s High Output, Who Does He Possess The Punching Power to Slow Down His Bombardment.

In Stevenson’s Last Fight Josh Padley Last February, He Thre 419 Shots, Which a Lot for Hi, As His Opponent Had No Power to Make Him Cautious. Shakur Averaged 47.6 Punches per round. In Contrast, Zepeda Threw 974 Punches In His Rematch With Tevin Farmer Last March and Averaged 81.17 Punches per round.

The Only Reason Zepeda didn’t average 100 Punches per round is a lot of farmer Did Holding and moving an Attempt to neutralize His Offense. It’s Only Partially Worked He Still Threw Lot Of Punches And Was Close to Knocking Out Two Occasion Thursday His Back On His Back, Effectively Surrendering. The Referee Could Have Stopped The Fight on Both Occasion Occasionals Not Chose.