Shakur Stevenson says that if he is forced to nonstop by William Zepeda, it will be “Wake up the monster” that he did not want to see on Saturday evening of July 12. Stevenson (23-0, 11 KO) states that Zepeda (33-0, 27 KO) will not like what will happen if he releases him in the fight against the Cardinal at Dazn PPV.

Booing Risks for Shakur

Fans do not believe that the airy champion of WBC Stevenson can change his combat style. Over the past eight years, he has been consistently changing into uninteresting performances, so when he says he will change, you can’t believe him. If he could, he would be now. It’s like addiction. Shakura’s fighting style is embedded in stone. He always says that he can change, but never.

On Saturday evening there will be a lot of booing from unfortunate fans, if Shakur decides to lead for 12 rounds to avoid Zepeda’s pressure. Turks Alalshikh will be furious.

Zepeda’s relentless attack

“That’s why he won’t overcome me. He will go straight to me and throws me all night,” said Shakur Stevenson to call the magazine canal About why he thinks he defeated William Zepeda. “There is nothing else that he intends to do.”

Zepeda will come straight to Shakur and must show that he can do something different from what he usually does – running. Stevenson must show that he can stand in his pocket, fight and defend. This event takes place at DAZN PPV, and fans expect fun for their money.

It would be a smaller problem if Turks Alalshikh placed Shakur on the estate card, where he would not see him, paying to fans. Placing him in a common place against a guy who throws over 100 blows per round, asks for trouble. Shakur cannot fight someone like that without resorting to his basic instincts of moving.

Stevenson’s “Monster” warning

“I am on it because I know I can do what I want. Sometimes I fight in my pocket. Sometimes I move a little. It depends on how I want to fight that night. I see how it forces me to fight. I don’t think he really wants it. This will wake up a monster he has not seen yet. Tell him to bring him – Stevenson said about Zepedy.

What does Shakur say about the hell? Not only does it move “petite”. It is all over the ring, not showing interest in engaging with opponents.

Stevenson is a level above Zepeda in its ability to move, but that’s all. You can’t call Shakur a better defensive warrior because his basic defense line goes beyond reach.