Boxing results

Surprisingly, the lightweight WBC champion Shakur Stefenson (24-0, 11 Cos) stood at home tonight, and won a unanimous decision from 12 rounds against William Zebida (33-1, 27 Cos) in their joint battle at Luis Armstrong Stadium in Queens, New York.

The grades were 118-110, 118-110 and 119-109. These degrees were annoyingly bad, as they did not match the battle that took place tonight. I had the struggle for Zebida by closing. This was a classic theft. It was one of the worst ones that I saw at all. Zebida clearly won the battle. The registration was beyond the terrible.

With Shakur choosing fixed fighting, she benefited from Zepeda from this by dropping punches on the head and body overnight. On the round, Shakur stumbled, almost fell into the head. It was prevented by Stephenson’s punch from matching all advanced punches.

The pressure from Zebida finally caused a return to Shakour to running on the tenth, and he continued to do so in the last two rounds. The crowd cried out, but there was not much Stephenason could do it. He could not handle the puncture in the size of Zebida. He had literally returning to Jerry himself.

Surprisingly, the judges did not give Zebida his body footage, and focused more on the shots that Shakur landed from time to time.

Punch statistics

Shakur Stephenon: 199 from 358 compared to 56 %
William Zebida: 153 out of 501 compared to 31 %

These statistics seemed on the way because Zebida fell more than 153 punch tonight. These poor statistics were ridiculous.

Shakur said in A press conference after the fightingHe talks about how he almost decreased in the fourth by Zebida.

Who is Shakur trying to preach? It is clear that he had a great right hand by Zebida, which picked up his head. It was clearly stutter, but I do not expect Stephenon to admit what happened. That’s not it.