Bin calls Shakur: “Do that after that!” The huge potential in weight classes

Connor Ben, a lightweight belt holder Shakur Stefenson today, called on social media, and asks him if he wanted it “Do it after that.” The former world champion of three individuals and the 2016 Olympic silver medal, Stephenson (23-0, 11 Cos) expressed his recent interest in combating him in 154.

Ben (23-1, 14 Cos) challenges Shakour to support his words and agree to meet him. He does not say whether he wants Stephenon from New Ark Jersey to 154 for the battle or his interview in 147. After re -hydration of his light weight, he is similar to his weight inside the ring. Therefore, he should be able to fight Conor in 147 quite easily.

“Want to do it after that, Shakur Stefenson? Let’s manage it. No cheap talk,Connor Ben Ali said Social mediaCall the Stevenson light WBC Stevenson to fight.

The next Davis tank? Or between that?

Shakur, who did not defeat a battle scheduled for July 12 against William Zebida in New York. This is a battle that Stephenson hopes to be a gateway to it in the face of profitable unification against the light WBA hero Gervonta ‘Tank’ Davis. It may not be.

If Shakur is not able to get a tank battle, he has few options for large payment days in 135 years. To keep good money, it is expected that someone will fight fans to see him fighting. In this case, Connor may be among the best option for Shakur. He can withdraw Benn to 147 or pay for a weight of 143 or 144 to give a slight obstacle like Conor he received for his loss to Chris EUBANK JR. On April 26.

If Shakur does not take that battle with Ben, he may be stuck in defending the light WBC title against one of these competitors reserved:

Andy Cruz – first place with WBC
Abdullah Mason
Raymond Moratala
– Nawa Herrera
Floyd Chauvield

These are all difficult for Shekour because they have strength and / or skills. Its store was decreased poorly if he was afraid of these men. Stevenson cannot bear this, nor can he take another Josh BadliThe type of discount without destroying his career. That was stupid Move Written by Shakour to agree to the idea of ​​fighting an EDP in his last battle on February 22. He and Eddie Herne did not think about the violent reaction from fighting a part -time low -level fighter like Badli.