
'Bam' or Shakur: Who’s the next American pound-for-pound king?
Eric Raskin weighs the relative merits of Shakur Stevenson and Jesse Rodriguez in the race to replace Terence Crawford as America's pound-for-pound No. 1.
Shakur Stevenson: record, next fight and profile →

Eric Raskin weighs the relative merits of Shakur Stevenson and Jesse Rodriguez in the race to replace Terence Crawford as America's pound-for-pound No. 1.

Shakur Stevenson has shed new light on the WBC’s decision to strip him of their lightweight championship.

Shakur Stevenson’s championship win at junior welterweight means he no longer has his world title at lightweight.

Despite Conor Benn’s in-ring antics with Shakur Stevenson it looks as though Matchroom have other plans for him

In an ideal world Conor Benn would be taking aim at Josh Kelly and not Shakur Stevenson, writes Elliot Worsell

Just because it looks like no man can beat Shakur Stevenson doesn’t mean there is no one out there who believes he can, writes Lance Pugmire.

If you’d had 20 guesses about who Shakur Stevenson would call out after his dominant win over Teofimo Lopez, you wouldn’t have come close, writes Ryan Songalia

Having become a four-division champion with a clear win over Teofimo Lopez in Madison Square Garden, Shakur Stevenson talked about the keys to his victory...

Promoter Eddie Hearn said his more immediate goal for Conor Benn is to fight for a world title than face Shakur Stevenson.

Shakur Stevenson just arrived at the 140lbs division, but he already had his sights set even higher and heavier in welterweight Conor Benn.