Will Shakur Stevenson’s Injury History Crumble Against Zepeda’s Relentless Attack?

Floyd Schofield Sr. Says He’s Debating Whether to Attend this Saturday’s Shakur Stevenson Vs. William Zepeda Fight on July 12th at Louis Armstrong Stadium in Queens, New York. Schofield Sr. Thinks It’s Going To Be A “Boring Running Match“With Shakur (23-0, 11 kos) on The Move, with Zepeda” on HIS A **. “

Shakur Stevenson’s Hand Injury Concerns

Floyd Sr. Predicts Steventon Will Lose Fragile “Pillow Hands” Don’t Hold Up, And He’s Unable to Keep Zepeda (33-0, 27 Kos) Off HIS Limited Offense. That would be a surprise to the oddsmakers Because they have the favorite as the shakur. His Fans Believe This Fight Is Going To Be A Walk In The Park Stevenson.

“Who Wants To Really Sit There and Watch a Running Match?” Said Floyd Schofield Sr. to Millcity Boxing About The Shakur Stevenson vs. William Zepeda Fight Next Saturday, July 12th, in Queens, New York. “We’ll See Because I know he’s go on His bike from all night. So, Go’s Going to Be A Boring Fight.”

As You Can See, Floyd Sr. Has No Confidence in Shakur Trying to Make it entertaining on Saturday Against Zepeda. He’ll revert to His base Instincts and run From Him to Prevent Getting Overwhelmed With Punches. IF That Happens, He’s Going Out of The Louis Armstrong Stadium by Unforgiving Crowd, Who Will Have Patience With Shakur Use His Hit-and-Not-Hit Style.

Shakur’s “Pillow Hands” Warning

“Depending on How His Hands Hold Up,” Said Floyd Sr. When Asked IF Shakur Will Defeat Zepeda. “They Call Him ‘Pillow Hands.’ IF THOSE THINGS START (HURTING), HE’S NOT going to Chance to Shake (Them off) With Zepeda on His A **, Like He (Stevenson) Was Doing With ‘The Electrician’ (Josh Padley). “

If Shakur’s Hands Don’t Hold Up The Strain of Battle Against on Zepeda July 12th, He’s Going to Be Forced to Run Around The Ring. He obviously will resist Moving Because of Turki Alalshikh’s Directive of No Tom and Jerry Fights. But IF Things Turn Sour for Stevenson And He Starts Taking Too Much Punishment, He’ll Go Into Survival Mode and run.

Hey Stay in The Pocket And Fight Until The Bitter End. He’ll Look To Save His Hide, Because A Knockout Loss Would Be A Disaster for His Career.

“So good to know. I Studied Shakur’s Knocked Out. I not Judging Him on Him. He’s not Built Like That. Floyd. That’s Why Happened With Floyd (Became Ill Last February, Causing of The Fighting Fight Shakur). That’s Why The People in Power Even Trying to Avoid Floyd. “

Schofield isn’t The Only One His Promoters Aren’t Eager to Match Him Against. This is a Short List of Fighters That Shakur’s Promoters Aren’t In A Rush For Him To Fight:

– Raymond Muratalla
– Abdullah Mason
– Andy Cruz
– Herrera cores
– Jose ‘Rayo’ Valenzuela

Amateur vs. Pro: Shakur’s flaw

“Shakur Isn’t Built. He’s A Good Amateur Fighter, Butane Amanly Don’t Make Great Professionals The Because They (Throwing Light Shots).”

Schofield Sr. Summed Up Shakur Pretty Well That Comment About Him Being A “Good Amateur,” But It Doesn’t Translate A “Great Professional.” Stevenson has gotten by this Far Due to the matchmaking That’s Been Him for Him Semce Him to Moved Up to 135.

His Promoters Have Kept Him Away from The Talented Fighters, Like Andy Cruz, Raymond Muratalla, Abdullah Mason, and Keyshawn Davis. Stevenson’s Title Wins at 126 and 130 Were Against Lesser Fighters. None of Those Guys Hold Belts in Those Divisions Now.