The boxing world is buzzing with excitement as Floyd Schofield Jr., affectionately known as Kid Austin, prepares to step into the ring against highly acclaimed WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson on February 22nd. The Schofields, comprising Floyd Jr. and his father Floyd Sr., have reportedly finalized their financial agreements for this highly anticipated bout, signaling
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In the dynamic world of boxing, matchups can change in the blink of an eye, and that has never been more evident than in the current scenario involving Shakur Stevenson, the reigning WBC lightweight champion. Initially set to face William Zepeda on February 22, the fight was derailed by a left-hand injury sustained by Zepeda
In the realm of boxing, the timing of fights and the selection of opponents can significantly influence a fighter’s career trajectory. WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson currently finds himself in a unique situation after the unavailability of his initial contender, William Zepeda, due to a hand injury sustained in his recent match against Tevin Farmer.
Last weekend, William Zepeda, boasting an impressive record of 32 wins and no losses, faced Tevin Farmer in a closely contested ten-round bout in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Despite emerging victorious via split decision, Zepeda’s triumph was overshadowed by an injury to his right hand, as disclosed by Golden Boy Promotions president Eric Gomez. This injury
In the world of boxing, the dance between promoters, fighters, and expectations often leads to confusion, frustration, and sometimes outright animosity. Recently, Shakur Stevenson stirred the pot by calling out Oscar De La Hoya regarding the apparent delays in finalizing a fight with William Zepeda. As the WBC lightweight champion, Stevenson’s dissatisfaction is not purely
William Zepeda has made headlines as a formidable presence in the lightweight boxing division, recently winning the WBC interim title with a thrilling ten-round split decision against Tevin Farmer. With a record of 32 wins—27 of which are knockouts—Zepeda’s victory at the Latino Night event in Riyadh last Saturday night solidifies his position as a
Boxing fans are on the edge of their seats as William Zepeda gears up to face Tevin Farmer this Saturday in Riyadh. The stakes couldn’t be higher—not just for Zepeda’s undefeated record but also for a potential world title shot against reigning WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson. Oscar De La Hoya, the head of Golden
Shakur Stevenson, the WBC lightweight champion, finds himself in a highly anticipated narrative as he eyes a potential showdown with WBA champion Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis in 2025. The boxing world is buzzing with excitement, but the path to this dream match is laden with challenges and uncertainties that could derail Stevenson’s ambitions. While Stevenson boasts
Oscar De La Hoya, a prominent figure in boxing and CEO of Golden Boy Promotions, has expressed heartfelt wishes for Shakur Stevenson’s swift recovery following his recent hand surgery. As Stevenson’s comeback looms, all eyes are on an anticipated showdown with Golden Boy’s rising star, William Zepeda, scheduled for early 2025. De La Hoya emphasizes
Tevin Farmer finds himself at a critical juncture in his boxing career as he prepares to face the unbeaten William Zepeda on November 16th in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. With a record of 33 wins, six losses, and one draw, Farmer is no stranger to high-stakes bouts; however, this fight could serve as a turning point.
In the ever-evolving world of boxing, athletes are constantly seeking innovative training methods to elevate their performance. Recently, Shakur Stevenson, the WBC lightweight champion, expressed a desire to incorporate wrist exercises akin to those employed by light heavyweight champion Artur Beterbiev. While Beterbiev’s unique approach—an advanced form of push-ups that emphasizes wrist strength—may seem compelling,
The boxing world is buzzing with anticipation as WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson gears up for his significant debut under Matchroom Promotions, where he will face off against the formidable #1-ranked contender, William Zepeda. This match is not just another fight on the calendar; it represents a crucial crossroads for both fighters, filled with the
The news of Shakur Stevenson suffering a hand injury during training, resulting in the cancellation of his fight against Joe Cordina on October 12th, has disappointed boxing fans worldwide. The immediate surgery required for Shakur indicates a serious setback in his career, leaving uncertainty about his return to the ring. With the uncertainty surrounding the
During a recent interview, Ryan Garcia made some scathing remarks about undefeated boxer Shakur Stevenson. Garcia dismissed Stevenson’s complaints about top fighters avoiding him, stating that Stevenson brings “no money to the table” and lacks offensive skills in the ring. Garcia’s criticism of Stevenson’s defensive style garnered attention from fans and fellow boxers alike. Shakur
William Zepeda’s trainer, Jay Najar, expressed his surprise and disappointment when WBC lightweight champion Shakur Stevenson opted to face #13 Joe Cordina on October 12th instead of setting up a match with the unbeaten #1-ranked 135-lb contender Zepeda in November. The decision caught Najar off guard as they were unaware of Shakur’s change of plans,