Shakur Stevenson was furious at Teofimo Lopez for reposting from the undefeated pretender to WBC, Jadier Herrera, who called him last Saturday evening after the victory over Jose Macias Enriquez in Liverpool.

Shakur 140 offer

Shakur changed his frame, saying Teofimo (21-1, 13 KO) that he would go to 140 and challenge him for his lightweight WBO, to become a world champion in four leaves.

“What are you fighting with me, teo .. Let’s assume that we both do business with the same people 🤫 I will go 140 for it,” said Shakur on X.

Teofimo has a larger fish for frying, not wasting time with a warrior who has no fans base. Shakur got stuck with his old-fashioned Mayweather Era of dinosaurs A fight style that does not match the current boxing era. This style was perfect in front of the internet When the fans had no other choice but to watch lifeless fighters because there were no other options.

Teofimo was amused by the way Jadier called Shakur last weekend, which was hilarious, at the same time frosty. A guy like Herrera could destroy Shakur’s career if he had a chance to fight him.

That is why Stevenson’s promoter, Eddie Hearn, decided to safely choose, adapting him to the featherlight electrician Josh Padley last month after Floyd Schofield withdrew from February 22 with the disease. Herrera was one of the options considered, and Hearn chose Padley.

Falling “Kill you”

Cuban Herrera (17-0, 15 KO) demanded that Shakur “send me a contract”, adding “I’ll kill you.“

The last remark could be the answer that Shakur rejected the idea of ​​fighting 22-year-old Herrera as absurd, stating: “They are still trying to direct me towards adolescent children. I just want gigantic names !!!! “

Fans in social media did not buy Shakur’s excuses, saying that his last opponent, Josh Padley, was not a gigantic name and would be simple to work for 5’11 “Southpaw Jadier Herrera. In addition, Shakur has never fought gigantic names in his entire career, especially since he moved to 135 in 2023.

Shakura fights in 135

– Josh Padley
– Artem Harutyunyan
– Edwin de los Santos
– Shuichiro Yoshino

“I don’t play. Send me a contract. I don’t play. Send me a contract. I’ll kill you. Send me a contract. Don’t play with me. Send me a contract – said Jadier Herrera Boxing newsHe calls Shakur Stevenson after winning in the seventh round over Jose Macias Enriquez on Saturday evening in Liverpool, England.

World champion in 4 different weight classes at the age of 28 I am down. Say a guy run him or stop remembering my name !!

– Shakur Stevenson (@shakurstevenson) March 17, 2025

The suspension of Claress Shields has been “dissolved”, but still faces potential “enforcement activities” with Michigan without a agreed combat committee, in accordance with the Friday decision obtained by ESPN.

The 29 -year -old Shields was suspended by Michigan Commission on February 20 after a positive marijuana test, which is legal in a state for adults 21 and older. Shields’s “oral fluid sample” returned an unfavorable discovery after the victory on February 2 on Danielle Perkins in the undisputed struggle for the championship in bulky weight.

Shields, the best boxer for ESPN women for a pound, published on Monday that she was “officially unjustified”.

“You were very thunderous about me” allegedly “smoking marijuana and being suspended,” she wrote. “… and still the undisputed heavyweight champion! I have an order to prove it! “

With regard to the order discs, it was found that the decision “does not terminate the formal complaint issued on February 12, 2025 and does not close the action of enforcement.”

While Shields (16-0, 3 KO) is no longer suspended, and therefore plan the fight freely, he is in the face of another discipline from the Michigan Commission.

“Claress Shields is a pure athlete, whose career-from the Olympic master after the multiple world champion-her promoter, Dmitry Salita, Dmitry Salita, was on Monday. “She has always been devoted to the highest level of honesty, professionalism and perfection in sport.”

Two other boxers obtained a positive result on marijuana on the left -left Shields. Victor Conte, a Guru of Sports and Nutritional Sciences, who works with Shields, wrote last month on X that Fight was a bulky smoke of marijuana for the evening. “

“Protection of the Michigan Commission is an obligation to protect the health and safety of combat participants and not punishing them for exposure to second-hand smoke without any intentions of cheating,” said Conte.

Let us take a look at two former gold medalists and world champions heavyweight Muhammad “the greatest” Ali and “Smokin” Joe Frazier.

They were both born in the south. Ali in Louisville, Kentucky on January 17, 1942 and Frazier in Beaufort in southern Carolina on January 12, 1944.

The phrase would finally move to Modern York before settling to northern Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Ali finally moved to the 70th and Overbrook in Philadelphia, and then Cherry Hill, Modern Jersey.

Their amateur entries were submitted with numerous statistics. Usually, Ali’s amateur career record was granted at 69-6 with 22 detention. The phrase is usually replaced with 38-2 with 37 stops.

Ali went to the Rome Olympics in 1960 in Italy. It was said that he lost in heavyweight attempts with Percy Price, but you can never verify it. At the Olympic Games he won a lightweight gold medal in massive weight, winning all three duels. He would sign a group of investors called Louisville Sponsorship Group.

The phrase was 2-1 in Olympic rehearsals, losing to Buster Mathis, who broke the right middle finger, so the phrase became an alternative at the Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan in 1964. He shot three knockouts, breaking his left thumb, stopping the Soviet boxer in the third duel. Then he defeated the German decision to win the gold medal. He would sign with a group of investors named Cloverlay, Inc. when he changed a professional.

In March 1968, Frazier 19-0 stopped Mathis, 23-0, in 11 rounds for the empty title of the NSAC champion in Madison Square Garden, Ny.

While the Frazier won the Olympics in 1964, Ali, 19-0, won the heavyweight title in February this year, stopping Sonny Poston, 35-1, after six rounds at the Congress Center in Miami, Florida.

In February 1970, Frazier won the world championship title, stopping Jimmy Ellis after 4 rounds in Madison Square Garden. Ellis shared with Ali (then Cassius Clay) with amateurs who lost to him in Pro.

Ali had 9 title defense before the license was withdrawn in June 1967 due to the refusal to introduce to the army. He was able to go to court, not to prison, but he was unable to extend the boxing license in any state.

From August 1967, when he knocked out Zora Folley, 74-7-4, in Madison Square Garden to October 1970, he was inactive earning in college in universities in all of the United States.

The state of Georgia again installed Ali’s license in September 1970, when he returned to the ring in the next month, stopping Jerry Quarry, 37-4-4, in 3 rounds in Atlanta. Then, in December, he stopped Oscar Bonaveny, 46-6-1, in Madison Square Garden, before he signed a contract with Frazier, 26-0, then world champion in Madison Square Garden in March 1971. Ali was knocked down in the last round, losing his FRAFT decision.

Ali would win his next 10 fights before he lost to Ken Norton, 29-1, because of a divided decision, breaking the jaw in the second round. He won the rematch on Norton, and two fights later defeated the then former world champion, 30-1, in January 1974 for the title of Nabf, a decision at Madison Square Garden.

In the next fight, Ali knocked out the golden medalist of the Olympic 1968, and then the world champion “Gigantic” George Foreman, 40-0, who defeated the phrase for the title. Ali detained a foreman in Zaire in Africa in eight rounds, winning the title for the second time.

After three title stops, Ali, 48-2, he met the phrase for the third time in the Philippines, “The Thrilla in Manila”, and then after 14 rounds, when the Frazier, 32-2, was unable to continue.

The phrase would again be detained by a foreman and would draw Cummings with Floyd “Jumbo” with Floyd, ending his career in December 1981 with a record of 32-4-1 and 27 stops.

Ali would win his next six fights, including another victory over Norton in February 1978, losing from the former Golden Olympic medalist from 1976 Leon “Neon” Spins, 6-0-1, according to a divided decision in Las Vegas, NV. Ali won the rematch, winning a record world title for the third time. After that, he announced his pension, only to return to the ring, losing to Larry Holmes, 35-0, through Stoppage for the first time in his career, after ten rounds in October 1980. Then, in December 1981, he lost his last world champion Trevor Berbick, 19-2-1 in Nassau.

Ali’s daughter, Lail, “She is Singin ‘Ali, 9-0, would defeat the daughter of Frazier, Jacqui, 7-0, in June 2001 by deciding on the majority. It ended at 13-1, winning several smaller titles. Ali ended the 24-0 record before retiring. In 2002 she won the title of Wiba Super Middle Wweight and the title of WBC in 2005 before retiring.