Shakur Stevenson Accuses Oscar De La Hoya of Bad-Faith Dealings on Possible William Zepeda Fight
Shakur Stevenson Accuses Oscar De La Hoya of Bad-Faith Dealings on Possible William Zepeda Fight
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Bob Arum: Shakur Stevenson vs. William Zepeda Is A Phone Call Away
The first fighter uttered from the mouths of both William Zepeda and his promoter Oscar De La Hoya following Zepeda’s beatdown of Maxi Hughes Saturday night was Shakur Stevenson. Bob Arum, Stevenson’s promoter, welcomes De La Hoya to now make his first Sunday phone call to Arum. “Let Oscar call me and I’ll get that fight done for July,” Arum told BoxingScene. “We have a date, July 6, and the Prudential Center is reserved. We certainly would consider him.”
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Bill Haney Says Shakur Stevenson “Brings Nothing To The Table”
Bill Haney Says Shakur Stevenson “Brings Nothing To The Table”
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Nobody Can Touch Shakur Stevenson At 135 Or 140, Including Tank, Says Malignaggi
Paulie Malignaggi believes that regardless of the strength in depth at both lightweight and super lightweight, one man stands above all of the others. The outspoken New Yorker thinks that when all is said and done, that Shakur Stevenson will rise above his contemporaries, including Gervonta “Tank” Davis if they were to ever box. Newark star Stevenson is 21-0 (10 KOs) and a talented former Olympian who failed to dazzle last time out posting a decision win over Edwin De Los Santos in November.
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Raymond Ford Ready To Consider Offers To Stay At 126lbs
Raymond Ford is ready to remain at featherweight for the right opponent
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In the Leadup to Devin Haney-Ryan Garcia, Spare a Thought for Shakur Stevenson
A look at the lightweight triangle.
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Shakur Stevenson, to Return July 6: ‘I’m the Best Fighter in Boxing’
Shakur Stevenson (21-0, 10 KOs) confirmed his return to the ring July 6 at the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J., and said he'll respond to criticism over his last fight by "turning it way up" in the ring.
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Garcia: I Want to Retire After Beating Haney, Lopez, Stevenson, ‘Tank’
Ryan Garcia has laid out his long-term plans – and he only wants big fights from here on. First, he meets former amateur rival Devin Haney on April 20 at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, then the 24-1 (20 KOs) 25 year old said he hopes to go on a run that will culminate in him being able to avenge the only loss of his career, which came against Gervonta “Tank” Davis last April in one of the biggest fights of 2023. “I want to end my career fighting Tank Davis for the second time at 140lbs, after I defeat Devin, Teofimo [Lopez], Shakur [Stevenson], and then Tank,” said Garcia. “And then I’m done.
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We Wait — Just A Little Longer — For Fury-Usyk And The Mega-Fights To Begin
By Eric Raskin - There’s a gaping hole in the boxing schedule this Saturday. It’s about an inch long and a quarter-inch wide, requiring either 11 or 15 stitches to close, depending on whom you ask.
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Roy Jones Jr. Suggests Gervonta Davis Should Fight Haney, Stevenson Before They Outgrow Him
A weighty topic consuming boxing these days is who should be Gervonta Davis’ next opponent. “Tank” currently competes as a lightweight but has previously fought at 140 pounds and it’s been said by his camp that he could even still make 130 pounds.
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