In a sport as volatile as boxing, the stakes often extend beyond the ring and into the intricate web of promotional loyalties and business decisions. Recently, Eddie Hearn, a prominent boxing promoter, has found himself at the center of such a storm, regarding Shakur Stevenson’s upcoming fight against William Zepeda on July 12th. Amid swirling
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On July 12th, boxing enthusiasts will have their eyes set on a highly-anticipated card in New York City featuring four noteworthy fights: Edgar Berlanga takes on Hamzah Sheeraz, Shakur Stevenson faces William Zepeda, Alberto Puello is set to battle Subriel Matias, and David Morrell goes up against Imam Khataev. Despite the event being organized under
The boxing world is buzzing with anticipation as WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson prepares to defend his title against unbeaten interim champion William Zepeda on July 12th in the iconic New York City. This event has all the makings of a classic showdown, especially as it represents not just a title defense but also a
The anticipated clash between WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson and interim champion William Zepeda could soon materialize, potentially setting the stage in Newark, New Jersey—Stevenson’s home turf. Promoter Eddie Hearn has expressed confidence in making this fight a reality, suggesting a collaborative effort with Golden Boy Promotions. Through dialogues with Golden Boy president Eric Gomez,
In a recent revelation by Mike Coppinger from The Ring, a thrilling boxing encounter is on the horizon as Shakur Stevenson has been mandated by the World Boxing Council (WBC) to defend his lightweight title against the relentless William Zepeda. This matchup is not just another title defense; it is a pivotal moment that could
In the world of professional boxing, the mental state of a fighter can often have as much impact on their performance as their physical conditioning. Shakur Stevenson’s recent comments regarding Gervonta “Tank” Davis’ underwhelming performance against Lamont Roach raise significant questions about what it means to be mentally present in the ring. Stevenson argues that
In the vibrant landscape of boxing, the stakes are often defined not by the opponents’ records but by the narratives that evolve through the ring. Keyshawn Davis, a name increasingly whispered in the halls of boxing stardom, will soon face Edwin De Los Santos on June 7th in a matchup that could serve as a
The landscape of boxing has witnessed a profound transformation, particularly driven by the rapid advancements in technology and the ever-present influence of social media. As discussed by Tim Bradley, a distinguished figure in the sport, our expectations of fighters have shifted significantly, especially among the younger generation. The modern fan, influenced by platforms like the
In the world of boxing, few things sting as painfully as unfulfilled aspirations. For Shakur Stevenson, the talented young fighter who’s quickly making a name for himself in the lightweight division, the absence of a fight with Vasily Lomachenko stands out as a significant disappointment. Stevenson, who once idolized Lomachenko, feels a deep sense of
In the high-stakes world of boxing, controversies often overshadow the results of matches, and Shakur Stevenson found himself at the center of such a storm after Gervonta Davis’ contentious bout against Lamont Roach last Saturday at the Barclays Center. The fight ended in a majority draw, leaving many observers—including Stevenson himself—feeling disheartened. Stevenson argued emphatically
The boxing world was abuzz following Floyd Schofield’s last-minute decision to pull out of his highly anticipated fight against WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson. Schofield, an undefeated fighter at 18-0 with 12 knockouts, vehemently denies any allegations of ducking the match, asserting that it would contradict his ambitions as a professional athlete. At just 22
The world of boxing is often a battleground not just within the ring, but also in the realm of opinions and critiques. Recently, this has become evident with Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero’s dismissive comments regarding a potential match-up between Gervonta Davis and Shakur Stevenson. Romero’s statement sheds light on the ongoing debate about fighters’ styles, marketability,
Shakur Stevenson has proved his mettle in the ring with yet another successful title defense of his WBC lightweight championship, but his latest bout against Josh Padley has raised eyebrows regarding the quality of his opponents. While Stevenson expresses pride in his performance—claiming he “barely got touched” during the bout—critics argue that his choice of
The boxing world witnessed an electrifying spectacle dubbed “The Last Crescendo,” featuring a series of seven exhilarating bouts that captivated fans globally. The event showcased fighters from lightweight to heavyweight categories, but it was the light heavyweight division that took center stage. Here, we delve into the highlights of the night, analyzing the dramatic encounters
In recent boxing news, Shakur Stevenson, the reigning WBC lightweight champion, maintained his undefeated record with a decisive yet somewhat underwhelming victory over Josh Padley. The fight, which took place at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, showcased Stevenson’s skill set but also raised questions about his readiness to face top-tier opponents like Gervonta “Tank” Davis.