Oscar de la Hoya about Zebida’s loss to Stephenson: “Dozens of Stop

Oscar de la Hoya says he believes “The grades were suspended” As for the loss of his 12-round fighter William Zebida, the fighter of William Zebida is unanimously for the lightweight WBC hero, Shakur Stephenson (24-0, 11 Cos) last Saturday night in Queens, New York. De la Hoya still believes that Shakur is well fought enough to deserve victory.

Why did you feel the grades?

Oscar noticed that Zebida (33-1, 27 Cos) got better than the event in the first half of the battle, but after that Shakur came in the second half. De La Hoya did not give his ideas on how to record the fighting.

Many fans felt that Zebida did enough to win all the first six rounds. The way the judges recorded the battle, focused on the shots and ignored the structure and size of the Zebida structure. This is how judges are trained. Many of them wrap the entire punching body and only see the heads of the head.

“It was a good battle. The grades were parked, but Shakur did something for him. The first half was Zebida. The second half Shakur was. You have to give up on him,” said Eddie Herne Fighting the warriorHis reaction to his fighter, William Zebida, lost to Shakur Stevenson last Saturday night.

“It was back and forth. It was a great offer. He returned to the drawing board, but one loss is not something. One loss to a good fighter like Shakur does not mean anything.

De La Hoya failed to mention that Zebida’s defects against Shakur were similar to what he showed in his battles about the harsh shaving against Tifen Varmer. Zepeda hits a lot with head heads that clean and impress judges.

What were the defects of Zebida’s fighting?

1. It is easy to reach HeadShots
2. Focusing a lot on punching on the body: Judges do not record punching of the body the way they do head head. They tend to ignore the punching of the body when registering rounds unless the fighter is clearly hurt.
3. There is not enough strength in sized shots: Zebida power is not good enough with its highly productive attacks for its superiority at the judge’s head of fighters such as Shakur and the farmer.

“Zepeda has thrown a lot of punches, but the only thing in Shakur is the punches that it lands, it is very effective. So, this is great for registration. I think in general, it was a good battle. It was another great experience for Zebida. You are growing and learning.” That’s it. “

Zepeda failed, he remained close to Stephenson to reach his head with punches. Several “El Camaron” clips were short because Shakur was tending to go back most of the time. William could treat this problem by approaching before targeting the head.

Another problem is that Zebida was Shakur contract. He did not fight through referees like other fighters, who were trained to deal with the players who carry. Zepeda allowed Stephenson to bind him instead of free wrestling or hit him while detention. He could have done any of these things. This is a training issue for Zebida.