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William Zepeda Says He’s “Animal” When He’s In The Ring, And He Pls Plans That Out When He Challenges Shakur Stevenson His WBC Lightweight title in Eight Days July 12th in Queens, New York. It’s WBC Interim 135-LB Champion Zepeda’s Biggest Fight of His 10-year Pro Career, And He Plans Making The Most.
Stevenson (23-0, 11 Kos) has made Light of the Fight, Letting Boxing Fans Know It’s Just In The Park Him to Go Up Against Zepeda (33-0, 27 kos). However, Given How Much Shakur has been talked about the Last Two Years, It’s That It’s That This A As A Risky Fight For Him. Shakur Knows He Doesn’t Have The Offensive Talent to Match Carted.
Shakur’s Glass Hands
That part of Stevenson’s Game is Missing, And His Glass Hands Put Him At Even More Disadvantage. His Path to Victory is to Use The Amateur Point Scoring to Try to Win A Decision, Provided The Judges Ignore The Higher Output and Harder Punches. If the Judges Score The Fights A Professional Contest, Stevenson Will Losely Lose Shots Will Be Far Far Far and Weaker Than Zepeda’s Round.
“That’s Something People Know Me As. I’m Very Calm. Inside The Ring, I convert into Animal,” Said William Zepeda DAZN Boxing About How He Changes From A Mild-Mannered Person Outside The Ring Inside Inside Inside. “I Like to Exchange. I Love to Fight.”
Zepeda is not the Type of Opponent That Shakur Is Accustomed to Fighting. He’s Feasting On Low-Output Fighters Who Load Up On Single Shots for His Entire Eight-Year Professional Career.
Zepeda’s High Punch Volume Could Overwhelm Shakur, Especially in an 18 × 18-Foot Ring July 12th. It’s Going to Be A Shock to His System Fighting The Mexican Knockout Artist in A Smaller Ring, and With Lot Of A Pressure Being Put On Him Not to Run.
Small Ring, Big Problem
– Power of absence
– Low output
– Not accustomed to brawling
– 18-Foot Ring
“I know It’s Hard to be a Fighter Who Throws a Punches. I Know It’s Difficult to Beat Me,” Said Zepeda.
It’s Going to Be Very Difficult Output Shakur Shakur to Beat Zepeda, Because Even When Healthy Hands Two Operational Hands, He’s Never Shown The Ability to Throw A As A Pro.
Stevenson, 27, comes from The Old Mayweather Mold Throwing Potshots, Moving A Lot, and Holding When His Opponents Get Near. It’s Effective But Boring To Watch. That style has worked for Shakur Thus Far, but His opposition Has Larged Middle-of-Road Type Fighters.
Despite Winning Three Division World titles, Shakur hasn’t fought a-Level or elite-level fighters. The Opposition He’s Faced has been Like Guys Like Josh Padley, Also Known As ‘The Electrician,’ Artem Harutyunyan, Joet Gonzalez, and Shuichiro Yoshino. Shakur’s Record is 100% Built-Up Fluff, Showing That He’s A Laboratory-Created Fighter.
Turki’s Call to Fight
Turki AleShikh’s Post On the Social Media No longer to the English Cards Was a signal to Shakur Stevenson and other Like Him That Thought Toy To Their Want to Continue Being Invited to His Events.
We’re We’ll SEE to Ignore Turki and Fight The Way Hey Hey His Message, Wanting To Please Him and Earn The Millions HE ‘Bearling Zepeda in the Pocket. That’s The Kind of Fight That Turki and The Fans Want to See July 12th.
Last Updated on 07/04/2025
