Shakur Stevenson’s Defensive Masterclass or Another ‘Boring’ Affair? The WBC Lightweight Champ’s July 12th Fight with William Zepeda

Shakur Stevenson Says He’s “The Show” for The July 12th Event Co-Feature Fight Against William Zepeda at The Louis Armstrong Stadium in Queens, New York. He States That He’s “The One Everybody Wants To See” For That Card.

Shakur (23-0, 11 kos) Is on The Undercard, Defending His WBC Lightweight Title Against Zepeda (33-0, 27 kos) in What many fans See As One One Could Involve a Lot and Holding by Stevenson.

Shakur Stevenson: “The Show” Claim

“I Think I’m the Show. channel About His Fight Against William Zepeda on July 12th.

The Reality Is That Shakur Is One of the Least Entertaining Fighters on The July 12th Card in Queens, New York. That’s Why He’s Fighting On The Undercard-Too Many Boring Performances in A Row. The Exciting Fighters on Turki Alalshikh’s Card for That Events Are These Talents:

Exciting Fighters: Queens Card

– Edgar Berlanga
– Hamzah Sheezaz
– David Morrell
– Imam khataev
– Subriel Matias
– Alberto Puello

There are A Lot of Big Punchers on this card, and that includes William Zepeda. These Are The Must-Watch Fighters on July 12th. Hopefully, Shakur Keeps In Mind What Turki Alalshikh Said Not Wanting A “Tom and Jerry” Fight.

“That’s Just Going to Belt to A **. It can be (a Knockout).

Stevenson’s Offensive Skill Issues

Stevenson Is Saying Stuff That He Does The Offensive Skills To Back Up. He’s got no power or the punch output to put “Belt to a ** Against zepeda. IF Anyone Is Going to Belt To The Backside In That Fight, It’s Zepeda, As His Talent On The Offensive Side Game is Light Years Ahead of Shakur’s.

The Only Thing Shakur Does Well is Move and Defend. His game is 10-90 in Terms of Offense and Defense. He’s The Classic Definition of a One-Dimensional Fighter, and That’s Why He Lost In The 2016 Olympics. Stevenson hasn’tsn’t fought any Good Semce Turning Pro. He’s Captured Three Division World Titles Beating These Fighters:

1. Joet Gonzalez: 126
2. Jamel Herring: 130
3. Edwin de los Santos: 135

Those Are Not Great Fighters That Shakur Beat to Become a Three-Division World Champion. He’s Just Another Example Of How Easy It Is Fighters Win Titles Nowadays In This Era When You Got Clever Promoters That Strategically Match Them.

Stevenson Booed: Fan Reaction

Look What Happened With The Last Quality Opponent HE Foodt, Edwin de Los Santos, in 2023. Stevenson Ran Around the Ring 12 rounds, and the judges gave Him a unanimous decision. It was a questionable decision, but Shakur Showed That He Can Win Moving Nonstop.

Interestingly, He has Faced Only Scrubs Since, What Suggests That His Promoters didn’t want to repeat Him Being Boo Was HE Was Santos Fight. I’ve Never Heard A Fighter Booed From Round Four Until Thope Left The Ring. The T-Mobile Arena Crowd Was Even Booing Shakur As He Walked to His Dressing Room After the Fight.