Shakur Stevenson Vs. ZEPEDA: DEFINITION OF CALL “No Tom & Jerry” Turki

Shakur Stevenson remains defiant stubbornness that he is going to stick to his defensive style of fighting Saturday against William Zepeda, despite Turki Alalshikh’s comments for not wanting to see more “Tom and Jerry” fighting at his Riyadh season events. WBC Shakur’s light champion (23-0, 11 kos) said he is not going to “Fighting someone else’s fight” by standing and brawl.

Stevenson rejects Zepeda’s brawl

Shakur’s defiant push against Turki can be seen as a classic cause of biting the feeding hand, as he selects it for this event. Alalshikh could have chosen a more entertaining and talented light to face Zepeda, like Andy Cruz or Abdullah Mason. He chose him, and here’s the thanks he gets.

“They don’t matter. They’re not the ones who go into that circle. I didn’t have to stand and fight someone else. I fight my own fight. And if I feel like standing there and fight that fight, I’m doing that because I know I can win that fight. So it’s important to come out victorious,” said Shakur Stevenson to Brian Campbell channelResponding to Turki Alalshikh’s comments for not wanting any fighting Tom and Jerry at his Riyadh season events.

Do you notice the attitude with Shakur? Instead of agreeing with Turki he needs to stand and fight to entertain fans, he basically says he’s not going to change anything. If it wants to run, it will run. Turki is the one that will be affected if Shakur runs for 12 rounds as fans will be reluctant to buy tickets or fight on PPV if they are angry about the lack of entertainment on a Saturday card.

Shakur: “Wake up monster”

“There are many doubts and people go against me. When that happens, they wake up a monster,” said Stevenson.

What does Shakur expect from fans? The fans are not blind. They saw his fight against Edwin de Los Santos, marked his reluctance to engage, and see how the fighting ended with a controversial determination. Why wouldn’t they doubt Shakur after that performance?

Furthermore, look at the low -level opposition that Stevenson’s champions have corresponded since that fighting: ‘The Electrician’ Josh Padley and Artem Harutyunyan. Do you think it’s an accident that Shakur’s champions put in with those guys after how he performed against de Los Santos? You would have to be naive not to connect the dots.

He is paid Gazillions for fighting Zepeda (33-0, 27 kos), and has failed to bring the fans in. Louis Armstrong’s stadium location in Queens has a large number of unmanned tickets for Saturday’s event, noting that Stevenson cannot sell.

You can only imagine the low number of purchases Dazn ppv For the event, and Shakur deserves part of the fault. It’s not someone that the general fanbase in the US wants to see.

Why Shakur lost the main event

“I had nothing to do with him. It’s something to do with the child Hamzah Sheeraz that Turki likes,” said Stevenson when asked about his thoughts of his struggle against Zepeda not the main event for a Saturday event in Queens.

Obviously Turki wasn’t about to put Stevenson-Zepeda’s fighting in the horse and watch the incident bomb after Shakur’s bad performances in his last three fights against Josh Padley, Artem Harutyunyan, and Edwin de Los Santos. Shakur was boiled in two of those fights, and even his own hometown fans left in droplets against the focus of his defense against Harutyunyan in Newark, New Jersey, last year.