Why Shakur Stevenson “Pinned to The Ropes” by William Zepeda Yet Won Widely?

Turki Aleshikh Praised Shakur Stevenson On Social Media For Today What They Wanted to His Victory Over William Zepeda Last Saturday Night in Queens, NY. Hey Called It A “Great Fight,” Saying Shakur Is “More Respected Than Ever.”

Morrell vs. Khataev: Real Fight

That wasn’t a Great Fight. The Gold Standard For “Great Fight” Was The David Morrell vs. Imam Khataev Clash on The Card Last Saturday at The Louis Armstrong Stadium. That Fight Was Far MORE Looking to WANK THAN Looking at Stevenson Pinned To The Ropes All Night, Trying to Block Shots, And Getting Hit With The Body Nonstop Punches.

Stevenson vs. Zepeda scores

Turki didn’t Mention The Wide Scores That Were Turned in The Three Judges For The Shakur vs. Zepeda Fight. He Should Have Said Something About Those Those Gave A FALSE Picture That Stevenson (24-0, 11 kos) Had won in a blowout 12-0 decision.

Here are the judges’ awful scores:

118-110 = 10-2
118-110
119-109: 11-1

How is it a Judge Could Have Only Given Zepeda (33-1, 27 Kos) One Round In The Entire Fight, And The Other Two Only Two Rounds? That gives The Appearance That Hepeda Never Stood With Chance With The Way Three There Were Scoring Fight.

I Watched The Fight and Had Zepeda Pitching A Shutout. He Had Stevenson Trapped The Entire Fight, Hurt Him In The Third, and Machine-Gunned Him From Head To Toe With Toe. He was il lik zepeda for a punching bag.

Zepeda’s Overlooked Body Shots

The Judges didn’t Give Zepeda Any Crudit Throwing Body Shots. That was the difference in the Fight. They Only Focused on Stevenson’s Headshots, Which Were Rare and Far Outnumbered by The Body Punching.

Very Happy Shakur Delivered A Great Fight. Shakur Gave The Fans What They Wanted to See’s Now’s Now Respected Than Ever. And respect to zepeda. He has a Bright Future and proved HE’s a Dangerous Fighter. 🥊⭐️🔥 pic.twitter.com/37vxvz3znx

– Turki Alalshikh (@turki_alshikh) July 13, 2025