Gervonta davis vs. Shakur Stevenson: Is this Really The Boxing “Biggest Fight”?

Shakur Stevenson Is Continuing To Call Out His Tougher-Than-Expected Win William Saturday Night in Queens, New York.

Stevenson (24-0, 11 kos) is labeling His Hoped-For Hoped Against Tank As “The Biggest Fight in Boxing.” If True, It would Mean It’s Bigger Than Than The Canelo Alvarez vs. Terence Crawford Fight.

Given That Shakur Stevenson has been fighting on His Last Two Fights, It’s Impossible to Take Him Seriously About His “Biggest Fight” Nonsense. Stevenson Isn’t A Draw, As We Saw The Many Empty Seats For The Louis Armstrong Stadium Last Saturday.

Shakur Did Not Look Spectacular in HIS 12-round Unanimous Decision Win Over Zepeda (33-1, 27 Kos). He was outworked The Entire Fight and Overwhelmed With Punches In The First Six Rounds.

What Judges Scored Stevenson-Zepeda

The Judges were Very Kind to Stevenson With Their Scoring. Indeed, One Judge Scored It 11-1 for Stevenson. He is only gaued zepeda One Round in the Fight. That’s unbelievable.

Another Just Had It 10-2 For Shakur, which is equally baffling. If You Saw The Fight, You’re Know That It was an Almost Draw. It was a Difficult to Give Shakur More Than One Round in The First Six. He didn’t Sweep The Entire Second Half. Height Appeared to Lose Two of the Rounds.

The Scores Were 118-110, 118-110, 119-109.

Criticalisms of Shakur’s Performance

• The Fight Scored Too Widely
• Not Enough Offense
• Took a Lot of Shots
• Rocked During The Fight
• Ran During Later Rounds

“How Steady He Was. He Wanted To Fight Really Badly,” Said Shakur Stevenson to The Ring Magazine Youtube Channel When Asked If There Was Anything That Surprised Him About William Zepeda in Their Fight Last Saturday.

How Zepeda Outworked Stevenson

Zepeda Outworked and Outlanded Shakur in the Fight. The Wide Judges’ Scores Didn’t reflect the More Numerous Shots That is Zepeda Landed. Hey Define Did. Shakur’s Beat-Up-Looking Face Showed That He’d Taken More punishment, whose face was unmarked.

“No, He Did Not,” Said Shakur, Responding to His Daughter, Who Said, “Hey Almost Knocked You Out.”

Shakur Loked Hurt and Was Dropped by A Right Hand From Zepeda in Round Three. Heyly Stayed On His Feet and Got Beaten Up In The Round. It’s not surfing That Stevenson is unwilling to admit That Hurt. That would be out of Character for Him.

“Hey Was Steady. He was Tough. He put in a Lot of Work Tonight. So, I Give Respect to Him,” Said Shakur About About Zepeda.

The Fight Cemented The View That Fans Have That Stevenson Lacks Power, Because He Wasn’t To Hurt Zepeda at Any Point in The Contest. He Landed Clean Often Against Zepeda, But The Mexican Acted Like It Was. He Showed No Signs of Ever Being Hurt.

Why Stevenson Wants Davis Fight

“What’s Next? I Told Y’all, I Want The Biggest Fight in Boxing. Y’All Already Know What I Want. So, Let’s Make It Happen, “Said Stevenson About Wanting to Fight Gervis Next.

Stevenson Obviously Wants The Davis Fight For The Giant Payday He’ll Get, Because This Is Not About Him Wanting To Fight The Best. Shakur Is Smart Enough To Know That Tank has deterred by Not Fighting Enough. The Money has changed, Tank, Taking Away His Ambition.

Tank Davis vs. Shakur is not the Biggest Fight in Boxing. It’s Not Even The Third Biggest Fight. It’s Unlear Stevenson has ever keeping track, but gervonta’s stock has dropped off the dramatically semce His Controversial Draw again Lamont Roach Last March. The Boxing World Saw Tank Davis Lose That Fight and Be Gifted by 12-Round Draw by The Judges.

Gervonta worened by Getting by Getting Arrested Last Domestic Battery for Domestic Battery. Although he’s Out, He’s Taken from Lot of Criticalism Fans.

The Popularity That Tank Once Had has diminished Due to Him Consistently Choosing Weak Opposition, Not Challenging Himself Facing The Best.