Benn calls Shakur: “Do it next!” – a potential mega-point over the weight class

Conor Benn called a lightweight belt holder Shakur Stevenson, asking him if he wanted “Do it further.” Former world champion with three divisions and 2016. Olympic silver Medalist Stevenson (23-0, 11 Kos) recently expressed interest in fighting him at 154.

Benn (23-1, 14 Kos) now causes Shakur to back up his words and agreed to meet him. He does not say whether he would like Newar, Native Stevenson New Jersey to reach 154 to fight or meet it in 147. After rehydration for his lightweight weight, he looks like a well weight in the ring. So it should be able to fight CONOR at 147 quite easy.

“You want to do next, Shakur Stevenson? Let’s start him. There is no cheap conversation,“Said Conor Benn on Social mediaBy calling the VBC Light Champion Shakur Stevenson to fight.

“Tank” Davis next? Or Benn instead?

Undigested Shakur has a fight scheduled for 12. July against William Zepeda in New York. This is a struggle that Stevenson will hope that he will be a passage to introduce a lucrative unified conflict against the VBA light champion of Gervonta ‘Davis. That may not.

If Shakur can’t fight with a tank, he has several high payments at 135. In order to get good money, it is expected to fight someone fan to think he founder. In that case, CONOR BENN may be the best option of Shakur. It can be returned to 147 or pressed to get caught 143 or 144 to hem mildly as one Connor received for a loss in the High Category of Chris Eubank Jr. 26. April.

If Shakur does not take that fight with Benn, he could be stuck to defend his VBC light name against one of these risky capacitors:

– Andy Cruz – Ranked # 1 with VBC
– Abdullah Mason
– Raymond Muratalla
– Herrera Core
– Floyd Schofield

These are all difficult for Shakur because they have power and skills. His stock would fall bad if he fights in afraid of these guys. Stevenson can’t afford it, and can’t take over another Josh Padley-Peaked opponent without destroying him career. That was stupid move by Shakur to agree to the idea of ​​fighting the electrician Padlei in his last fight in his last fight. He and his promoter, Eddie Hearn, did not consider the returned amplifier to fight low levels of fights with part-time times like Padley.