Turkish rule: There is no escape for Shakur while Zebida closes!

Turki Alashikh Shakur Stevenson left what he is facing on Saturday, July 12, and he is dealing with the pressure fighter, William Zebida, in the return match that will shrink as the battle continues.

No escape for Shakour

Turki discusses how Zepeda (33-0, 27 KOS) cuts the ring, forcing his opponents to exchange with him. It improves cutting fenugreek, learning movements, and besieging his prey, like a cat caught. Shakur (23-0, 11 KOS) is a pure hostility without strength, hand, or durability to fight a fight with a Zebida fighter.

As the ring size drops to 18 x 18 for the event on Saturday, this will make Shakur’s task more difficult. He will not have a lot of space to escape from Zebida, or use his tactics, which are the last defense line of Kakor, will not work. Zebida has undergone a battle against an expert doctor, Tifen Farmer, to prepare for the contract that Stephensson would do when he besieged the ropes.

Shakur boasted about how he would manage “hit” from Zepeda on July 12, but these are just empty words to hide his fear. Inside, Stephenson is a pure jelly, glory, thinking, “What will I do? How can I escape from this Mexican hurricane?

Zebida loss can make Shakur Unwanted In the events of the RIYADH season in Turki. The only way he can get out of the fighting without his stored in the defeat is if he stands in the center of the ring like a soldier, and he fights Zebida and swings like former victims of Mexican talent.

If Stevenson is fighting as Pharmer did, holding his land and taking heavy bullets for 12 rounds, he will still have his dignity in defeat and he is still welcome in future Turki events.

The crowd demands work

The worst that Shakur can do is running around the ring for 12 rounds, which indicates his yellow line as he did in his battle against Edwin de Los Santos. The New York crowd will not bear this type of fighting without Shakur out of Luis Armstrong.