Shakur Stevenson Will dismantle Teofimo Lopez

Zab Judah Predicts That Shakur Stevenson Is Going “dismantle “ Teofimo Lopez When he moves up to 140 in Early 2026 to Battle Him for His Wide Welterweight title.

The 47-year-old former Five-Division World Champion Judah says Shakur (24-0, 11 kos) Is Going “Break Him Up” In His Still Yet to Be Signed Battle Against Lopez (22-1, 13 Kos). It’s Still Too Early To Know The Fight Will Happen or Not, As It Needs To Be Negotiated.

Shakur Doesess The Kind Of Power That Will Like To Stand and Trade Like Was Against William Zepeda Last Summer on July 12. He Can’t do That Against Teofimo Wirthout Taking Some Big Shots. He was essentially dropped in the Third Round by that Fight, And He’s Not The Same Puncher As Lopez.

“You Can’t Beat What You Can’t Hit”

“He’s Going To Him. You’re Goning to Him Up. Millcity BoxingPredicting That Shakur Stevenson Will Defeat Teofimo Lopez.

Shakur got hit in His Last Three Fights Against These Guys:

• William Zepeda
• Josh Padley
• Artem harutyunyan

“I Think What You’re Superhero Machine and Showing The World Than Regular S *** Than Regular Guys. It’s Breaking Records and Doing this AS A Team,” Said Judah About Shakur and His Friend, Terence Crawford.

The Breaking Records Part Refers to Judah, 38, The Bezoming The Undisputed Champion in a Third Division, Like Crawford. However, The Numbers For Bud’s Fight Against Canelo Alvarez were not astronomical, with 41 million viewers globally on netflix.

They were Far Below The 108 Million Viewers of Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson. Jake’s Next Fight Against Gervis on November 14th Will Likely Bring in More Viewers on Netflix Than The Canelo Vs. Crawford Fight as Well.

I Think They Mad That They Can’t Stop Me, U Say u Hate Me But Love To Watch Me 🗣️

– Shakur Stevenson (@shakurstevenson) October 5, 2025

Shakur has got it wrong. Fans On Social Media Aren’t Mad. They Criticize Him Because Thew His Fighting Style As “Boring,” and They Not Hone’s Not Foodt Any Opposition Since HE Moved Up to 135 in 2023.

Is this Shakur’s Cash-Out Fight?

It’s All Safe Picks by Him and His Promoters, Matching Him Against Josh Padley, Artem Harutyunyan, Shuichiro Yoshino, and William Zepeda. There’s Been No Risk-Taking by Shakur, and It’s Understandable Why’s An Undercard Fighter. You Can’t Headline With His Fighting Style, and Fighting Weak Opposition.

Stevenson Is Trying to Hustle Up A Fight Against Teofimo Lopez at 140 His Wbo title. That Match Is Seen A Cash Out Him, Going After A Big Payday in A Fight That Hone Not Likely To Win.