Shakur Stevenson says that there is a “show” at a party on July 12 in his cooperation with William Zazda at the Louis Armstrong stadium in Queens, Modern York. He states that “the one that everyone wants to see” for this card.

Shakur (23-0, 11 KO) is on undercard, defending his airy WBC title against Zepeda (33-0, 27 KO) in what many fans consider one that can include a lot of movement and holding by Stevenson.

Shakur Stevenson: “The Show” theorem

“I think I’m a program. I think everyone wants to see. The fans were waiting for me to fight someone at a high level of skill. He is not afraid. He will go there and give his best,” said Shakur Stevenson to the Ring Magazine magazine canal about his fight with William Zedaa on July 12.

The reality is that Shakur is one of the least amusing fighters on the card on July 12 at Queens, Modern York. That is why he fights based on the card – many dull performances in a row. Invigorating fighters on the Turki card Alalshikh for this event are these talents:

Invigorating fighters: Queens card

– Edgar Berlanga
– Hamzah Sheeraz
– David Morrell
– imam khataev
– Subriel Matias
– Alberto Puello

There are many immense points on this card, including William Zepeda. These are mandatory fighters on July 12. We hope Shakur remembers what Turks Alalshikh said that he didn’t want to fight “Tom and Jerry.”

“It will simply create more opportunities for Belt to **. It can be [a knockout]. But I’m telling you, don’t be surprised. You can’t fight such a guy moving all over the ring all the time. You will finally lose – Shakur said at Zepedy.

Problems with Stevenson’s offensive skills

Stevenson says things that he has no offensive skills to create backups. There is no power or exit to break out “Belt to ** Against Zepeda. If someone intends to take the belt back in this fight, then Zepeda, because his talent on the offensive side of the game is a lantern in front of Shakur.

The only thing Shakur is doing well is moving and defense. His game is 10-90 in terms of crime and defense. He is a classic definition of a one -dimensional warrior and therefore lost at the 2016 Olympic Games. Stevenson has not fought with nobody good since Turning Pro. He captured three Division World titles, beating these fighters:

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

These are not great fighters whom Shakur defeated to become a world champion in three divisions. It is only another example of how simple it is for warriors to win titles nowadays in this era, when they have clever promoters who strategically fit them.

Stevenson Booed: Fan reaction

Look what happened to Shakura’s fight with the last high -quality opponent he fought, Edwin de Los Santos in 2023. Stevenson ran around the ring through 12 rounds, and the judges took him unanimously. It was a dubious decision, but Shakur showed that he could win by moving a nonstop.

Interestingly, since then he faced only overgrowths, which suggests that his promoters did not want to repeat, that he was booed from the place, as he was in the fight de los Santos. I have never heard a warrior booed from the fourth round until they left the ring. The crowd of T-Mobile Arena even booed Shakur when he went to his wardrobe after the fight.