Stevenson Predicts A Pay-Per-View Goldmine For A Potential 2026 Fight With Teofimo Lopez

Shakur Stevenson Predicts That His Fight Against Teofimo Lopez in 2026 Will “Sell Tremendously” on PPV. He States That With Their Personalities and With The Right Promotion, They’ll do Big Numbers.

Making Boxing Great Again

Would be nice if shakur coupls the end of the end of the year to the Lightweight Contenders to Remain. That way, he can show how he’s Improved and Will Be Willing With Exchange Rather Rather Rather.

“We Both Want to Make Boxing Great Again,” Said Shakur Stevenson The Arena About The Status of A Fight Between Him and Teofimo Lopez.

It would be a positive for the Sport IF Shakur and Teofimo Began Fighting The Best After Their Fight in 2026. I Have My Doubs. Lopez Hasn’t been Taking Risks Since His Loss to George Cambosos Jr. in 2021.

Predicting a Pay-Per-View Windfall

“I’m Not Losing To Him.

Stevenson Doesn’t Say What He Means When He Talks About “Waiting For This Opportunity.” He has begotted Opportunities for Risky Fights at Lightweight Against Fighters That Equally As Good, IF Not Better Than Teofimo.

Shakur is just not Fighting Them, but to there. There’s a lot of Money That Stevenson Can Make. Talent-Wise, Some Lightweights Are More Skilled Than Lopez, In My Opinion. There’s Andy Cruz, Abdullah Mason, Floyd Schofield, and Raymond Muratalla.

It Doesn’t Look Good for Stevenson. He’s Outgunned in this Fight Against Lopez, and he could head to His first defeat Since Robeisy Ramirez Beat Him in the 2016 Olympics.

Cuba’s Robeisy Had Shakur in Tears, Crying Nonstop During The Interview Afterward. Hey Was, But There Were No Tears. It Was Really Weird-Looking, Like Watching A Bad Actor During A Movie. Stevenson Took The High Road, Not to Call It to Robbery, What Would Have Made Him Look.

An Outgunned Stevenson?

Teofimo has Several Advantages over Shakur That Will Make It Difficult For Him To Win. These Are The Advantages:

• Handspeed
• Power
• Aggressiveness
• Bravery

If Turki Alalshikh is the one financing and promoting the Teofimo vs. Shakur Event Through The Ring, It May Do Decent Numbers on Dazn PPV. It’s Not A Big Enough Fight For Netflix to Pick Up.

Stevenson is Still A Popular Fighter, and the Reason for That Apparent. He’s a runner, and he’s not going to change That style is Unless HE’s Fighters That Lack Pop In Their Punches. We saw Shakur Fighting in The Pocket Against The Light Hitters William Zepeda, Josh Padley, Artem Harutyunyan, and Shuichiro Yoshino.