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Will the fans throw the stadium out of the stadium again?

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Coach Greg Hackett says that William Zepeda “brings out the best” in the featherlight master of WBC Shakur Stevenson on July 12, when they meet in the fight at Queens in Recent York.

Zepeda (33-0, 27 KO) is a guy that Stevenson (23-0, 11 KO) wanted for some time, and finally has his wish. It is believed that Zepeda is someone he can easily choose, school and impressively win to fight Gervont Davis.

This fight can be a pure nightmare for Stevenson, where he was beaten by Zepeda, forced to escape and booed from the Louis Armstrong stadium in Queens.

The sensitive goal of Stevenson’s body

“Shakur said that because Zepeda has no pressure. Compared to Shakur Steveson, Zepeda has nothing but pressure and will have to bring a lot,” said coach Greg Hackett to this Sports media YSM After saying that Shakur Stevenson said that William Zepeda would see the best version of herself on July 12 in Queens.

Of course, Zepeda will bring more pressure than he showed in his last two fights with Tevin Farmer, because this applies to the featherlight title of WBC and knows that Shakur has shortbread. He also has power. There is no movement that Shakur can do, which will stop Zeda from reaching him and carrying him with body shots. Movers do not like to hit the body because he takes their legs, making them rubber and they are forced to stand.

“Shakur knows that he will have to be challenging all night, and Zepeda knows that he will have to be aggressive all night. That’s why Shakur says that you will see the best Shakur Stevenson, and he will have to bring the best. This is another box of boxing for Shakur. Everything you have to do is to do more. This is all.”

It will be intriguing to see what the “best Shakur” is on July 12, because he has not looked in any of his fights since moving to the featherlight division in 2023. The only two fights in which he looked a bit impressive were against Josh Padley and Shuichiro Yoshino. It was two ponderous, tender guys.

“You don’t have to go there and do not make a knockout. You don’t have to go out and move all night. You just have to be busy. Feel the need to issue a program because people criticize you? No, you don’t have to feel like that,” Hackett said about Shakur. “But feel the need to be great because you fight another warrior who will come there and give you everything he has. Yes, it’s fair.”

Stevenson cannot knock out Zepeda, because it would mean that he would have to stand and be ready to get involved. He won’t do it. Zepeda will overwhelm Shakur with volume and stop him to the body if he tries to get a knockout. Stevenson can only hit, run and hold all night as always. He has him Three -stage rotary movement that he uses from his amateur days. That is why he lost at the 2016 Olympic Games. He was too busy pulling Robeisa Ramirez and without throwing blows as you should in the Olympic finals.

Shakur’s A-Game: running

“I believe that we will also see the best Zeda. It will force Shakur to play his game and all the way, because you will have to,” Hackett said. “His level of concentration is already high. That night we will see elite. He is one of the most focused fighters in the ring. Liquid decision 8-4, 7-5, Shakur.”

Hackett’s mention of the “concentration level” of Shakur, which is the code: “It will be ready to start like a rocket” to avoid Zepeda’s pressure. We have already seen Shakur reacting against Punchers in his fights with Edwin de los Santos and Jeremiah Nakathlia. He is not involved and does not stay on the run, avoiding contact, and he is trying to tighten a petite handful of shots.

What is Shakur game? Even in his last fight with an electrician, Josh Padley, he looked indigent. In his clash with Arty Harutyunyan, his fans of his hometown in Newark, Recent Jersey, they were going to go to the eighth round because he was running away from a featherlight blow.

“From five to eighth,” said Hackett, asked where there are places where Shakur may be in trouble. This is a turning point where you must start receiving it. Zepeda can be quite good around these rounds, but the last four, 9, 10, 11, 12, Shakur. In this way you finish the fight. You have the last impression that you always have the best impression, “said Hackett.

Stevenson may look worse in the rounds of the championships from 9-12 against Zepeda, because it will be under fire and pressure without interruption. Shakura’s defensive game focuses on his opponents Miss Headshots. He is susceptible to the body and always. In this way, Ramirez Ramirez from Kuba improved him at the 2016 Olympic Games. He became interested in Shakur’s body and used his reluctance to commit.

“No, different styles” Hackett said, asked if the two fights of Zepeda from Tevin Farmer helped him prepare for Shakur. “Sometimes he was able to get to Tevin, not all the time, a little easier than he would be able to get to Shakur. That’s why I say” no “. These are different body frames and everything. It will be completely different. “

Zepeda received much more preparations for Shakura’s style in his two fights with the farmer than Stevenson, who had the last two clashes with Josh Padley and Artem Harutynaan. These two Airy Hitra were complete opposites of the fight of Zepeda. They were useless as preparations for Stevenson to prepare for the style of the Mexican row.

The fight may be unsuccessful

Shakur runs much more than a farmer, there is a lack of power and he does everything in his power to avoid hit. In other words, he will remain in motion to avoid heat from Zepeda. Like a farmer, Shakur moves, but much more so that it will be impossible to do. He can’t lend a hand it. The chin is tender and is not built for war.

“Tevin is cunning, but not as clever as it used to be. I am talking about being slippery. He is still there, and this appearance of Southpaw could lend a hand a bit to Southpaw. But the way they build them and the way they move is completely different.” Hackett said.

The farmer used as many movements as possible and hold to stop Zepeda in both fights. If more moved, crowds would boo him. He was on the highest limit of how much he stayed with Zeda without receiving Shakur treatment from fans in the ring.

Stevenson is not brave, tough, immense or powerful enough to fight what the farmer is too frail. Zepeda will destroy him because he has no strength or resistance to the fight against the Mexican indolent just like Tevin.

Last updated 26.05.2025

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Shakur Stevenson expects the former champion to defeat Tim Tszyu

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Despite concerns about Errol’s long three-year absence from the ring, Shakur believes the former unified welterweight champion still has what it takes to beat Tszyu.

“I think so [Spence] I will do well. I wish Errol all the best; I hope Errol goes in there and beats up Tim Tszyu,” Shakur said on Andre Ward’s channel.

“I’m an Errol Spence fan; Errol Spence was OK before [Terence Crawford] fight. I know Errol is mentally robust. Errol is a dog when it comes to fighting, so I don’t think Tim Tszyu can beat him.

Spence has not fought since a ninth-round loss to Crawford in July 2023 that cost him the WBC, WBA and IBF welterweight titles. After almost three years of break from competition, the 36-year-old is now trying to resume his career in a fresh weight class.

Meanwhile, Tszyu enters the fight with regained momentum after a arduous period in 2024. The former WBO junior middleweight champion bounced back from setbacks to Sebastian Fundora and Bakhram Murtazaliev with back-to-back victories to get back into position for his next marquee fight.

Shakur has previously expressed confidence in Spence’s chances against Tszyu, but his latest comments suggest he remains confident that the Texan’s experience, mentality and overall ability will be the deciding factor on July 25.

The fight will be one of the biggest tests of Spence’s career. While Tszyu is looking to secure a spectacular win that could redefine his position in the junior middleweight division, Errol will be looking to show that he can still compete at the highest level after an extended period of inactivity.

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Shawn Porter Names David Benavidez’s Toughest Test: ‘He’s a Machine’

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Shawn Porter names the toughest test for David Benavidez: “He’s a machine”

Shawn Porter believes David Benavidez’s toughest assignment could come between the cruiserweight and lithe heavyweight divisions, against a former world champion with tremendous power.

Although the “Mexican Monster” has hinted at a possible move to heavyweight, it is more likely that he will stay at 200 pounds or drop back to 175 pounds for his next fight.

His last meeting with Gilberto Ramirez ended in a sixth-round stoppage, which made him a three-division world champion last month, winning the WBO and WBA titles.

Benavidez has since been named the mandatory challenger for the WBC title, putting him in line for a potential unification fight with cruiserweight champion Noel Mikaelian.

At the same time, the 29-year-old expressed interest in fighting Jai Opetaia, considered the No. 1 fighter in the cruiserweight division, while considering a return to lithe heavyweight, where he still holds the WBC title.

It would only be a desire to fight Dmitry Bivol or Artur Beterbiev, who could alternatively join the rubber match for Bivol’s IBF, WBO and WBA titles.

Beterbiev hasn’t fought since their rematch, that is Bivol won by majority decision in February 2025 and is certainly nearing the end of his career.

Former world champion Porter, however, went on to say his YouTube channel that he thinks the 41-year-old knockout could still cause problems for Benavidez.

“In the case of Beterbiev, there is this power. [Even now]it’s still a machine. Of all these players, I trust Beterbiev’s power to test Benavidez more than anything else.

“Bivol has amazing skills. For me, Opetaia [is] he is not experienced enough.”

Most believe that Bivol and Opetaia pose a greater threat to Benavidez’s unbeaten record, given that Beterbiev has a history of injuries and is perhaps even more out of shape.

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John Fury says Oleksandr Usyk deserves more recognition after his fight with Rico Verhoeven

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Oleksandr Usyk’s performance against Rico Verhoeven continues to divide opinion, but John Fury believes the Ukrainian deserves much more recognition than he received after their heavyweight clash.

Usyk defended his WBC, WBA and IBF heavyweight titles following an 11th-round victory over Verhoeven last month, although the result sparked debate after the Dutchman enjoyed considerable success throughout the competition.


Verhoeven had a slight advantage on one judge’s scorecard after 10 rounds, while the other two judges fought even at 95-95. Usyk eventually turned the tide with a right uppercut that knocked down the former kickboxing champion before referee Mark Lyson waved off the fight once the round had already ended.

Despite the criticism directed at Usyk’s performance, John Fury emphasized that the three-time undisputed champion should not be judged too harshly.

“No, you know, because ultimately he created problems. He’s a 6-foot-6 athlete, he trains like a demon, he’s as robust as a bull, and he plays like a badger. He’s going to cause problems. World kickboxing champion. I don’t know who said he doesn’t have a chance,” John told Secondsout about Usyk’s fight with the much larger Verhoeven.

Fury also pointed to a size disadvantage that Usyk has consistently overcome since moving up from cruiserweight.

“You have to give Usyk credit because he’s just a cruiserweight that’s blowing up, you know, and he’s won heavyweight titles, right? But you know what? He just seems to have done his job, right? And he’s done his job. So fair game to Usyk.”

However, Fury remained critical of the controversial ending, arguing that Verhoeven’s corner should have been used to determine whether their fighter was able to continue in the final round.

Verhoeven has since called for a rematch, although Usyk’s immediate future remains uncertain. The undefeated champion has been ordered by the WBC to make a mandatory defense against Agit Kabayel, and failure to do so could jeopardize his title reign.

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