“Biggest Fighting” Shakur: Davis Tank or Delusion?

Shakur Stevenson said today that he wanted to fight Gervonta Davis next after defending his WBC light title against William Zepeda this Saturday, July 12th. Stevenson continued to claim that there was a fight between him and Tank Davis “The biggest fighting in the world.” The reality is that there is no interest in that fighting among fans.

Shakur is increasingly regarded as a fake, in “Jerry,” who is just looking for cash against Tank Davis. He avoids the best killers like the plague, without wanting any part of Andy Cruz and Abdullah Mason.

Whatever popularity had a tank at one time, it is ruined with soft resistance that collects cherry, not fighting the sharks, and exposure to Lamont Roach. Now, the biggest fighting out there for Shakur would be Andy Cruz or Abdullah Mason, two fighters who would likely beat easily.

Zepeda Fighting: Shakur’s real test

It is too early for Shakur to be talking about Fight Davis tank because his fight against Zepeda (33-0, 27 kos) could lead to a massacre, with the Mexican brawler doing an easy job of it. He is the type of fighter that Zepeda has destroyed during his career.

Being talking about how to fight Davis’s tank next suggests that Shakur has become Narcissist, believing he is better than him. He looked terrible against the only good fighter he has faced at 135, Edwin de Los Santos, and no one buys his excuse for that bad effort, as he looks just as bad against Artem Harutyunyan and Josh Padley.

“During my career, I tried to get many names in the area. They don’t want to fight for this reason. Some men are faking sick. I get these big checks. I live well,” said Shakur Stevenson to call magazine magazine magazine magazine Youtube Channel. ”Whenever these guys decide to grow some balls and jump in the ring, we can make it happen,” said Shakur.

The men whom Shakur has expressed interest in fighting since moving up to the light section:

– Gervonta Davis
– Vasily Lomachenko
– Devin Haney
– Frank Martin
– William Zepeda
– Isaac Cruz

Why do best fighters avoid Shakur

Lomachenko was almost to the end of his career, and understandably, he was not interested in fighting Shakur after he was boiled out of T-Mobile Arena in his fight against Edwin de Los Santos in 2023. Jerry’s fighter for a little money at 36 was not what Lomachenko had.

Tank Davis wasn’t going to fight Shakur after watching him running from Te Los Santos either. The last thing he wanted was to be part of a battle where he goes after Shakur while the crowd was in the Boos in the background.

Shakur does not understand how his game is a pure eye sore for fighters that he wants to fight, and after watching the South Los Santos and Artem Harutyunyan fight, they saw no value in fighting.

Stevenson claim: most fighting

“That’s certainly the biggest battle in the world,” said Shakur when asked if he wants to fight Gervonta Davis. “He tries to humiliate my skills and act like I haven’t done anything. I’m ready for the battle to happen because he thinks he can beat me, and I think I can beat him.

Stevenson’s mention of Tank has drawn criticism from fans, who sees this as a more glow pursuit of a fake interest in fighting that fans are not interested in watching. Tank is approaching the end of his career and can lose his second chance with Lamont Roach.

The Shakur Fighters (23-0, 11 Kos) do not mention that they are the best men who sew him, such as Andy Cruz, Abdullah Mason, Raymond Muratalla, and Floyd Schofield.